The next episode of the Holy Holy Podcast is on the meandering path of careers.  To whet your appetite, here is one of our guests, Marci Alboher on what she has learned about career journeys in her work with Encore.org.

In our conversation on being single in America, Dr. Linda Waite talked about singlehood as well as marriage.  Our conversation veered into how married people invest differently in one another than do those who are less formally partnered.  

Dr. Linda Waite of the University of Chicago and the National Social Life, Health, and Aging project on how couples in high-quality marriages help one another and provide care as time goes by.

Malik Mujahid on learning about unhappy mother/daughter relationships and its impact on caregiving at the end of life.

University of Chicago sociologist Dr. Linda Waite, end of life medical Dr. Jennifer Brokaw, Rabbi Andrea London, Emmy award winner Rev. Julian DeShazier, and Imam Malik Mujahid contribute to a conversation on the impacts, costs, and needs of caregiving and care-receiving at the end of life.

Next week's episode is on caregiving at the end of life -- both receiving and giving care.  To help get us in that space of care-giving and receiving, probate attorney Stefan Mozer discusses animal considerations at the end of life.

Peg Birk on the powerful role that a relationship with God can take in the absence of a partner

Just in time for father's day, here's a brief conversation on the unique role that fathers play in the lives of their (single) daughters.  Thanks, dads.

In honor of this weekend's Tony Award (and Fiddler is in a revival this year), here's a Holier Bit on the role of self-appointed matchmakers in mosque communities.

This conversation on being a single adult in America features Peg Birk, University of Chicago sociologist Linda Waite,  Rabbi Andrea London, Emmy award winner Rev. Julian DeShazier, and Imam Malik Mujahid