Mack WIlburg is a World-Renowned Composer and Director who is most notably the head of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. In this interview he speaks about the intrinsic power of music and human beings draw to it - no matter the genre.

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Eriel Derager is a Denesulin Indigenous member of the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Executive Director and co founder of the Indigenous Climate Action Group.

For the past decade she has worked to combat modern colonialism and emphasize the greater ramifications of climate change as it relates to human beings' relationship with the earth.

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Rev. Taijo Imanaka was ordained in 1994 in the Shingon sect of Japanese Vajrayana Buddhism. Since then he has taken on the role of Head Priest of Seattle Koyasan Buddhist Temple. In this interview, Taijo expresses his belief in the potential good of religious participation as well as just how deeply we can harm one another with our words.

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Anne Van Kley is originally from Walla Walla, Washington and now is the Associate Pastor at Phinney Ridge Lutheran Church in Seattle. In this interview, she expands on how her theology is shaped by her identity and how she believes churches could improve the experiences of those attending.

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In this interview, Lt. Col. Khalid Shabazz Ph.D. Speaks about significant life moments from early childhood to his experiences everyday on base. Lt. Col. Shabazz is known for his role as the first Muslim Chaplain in the U.S. Army, but this interview goes much past just titles and displays Shabazz's character and worldview as well.

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