Brian Merritt, pastor of Mercy Junction, will have a conversation with Rabbi Rami about how food and gardens are the new ministries in urban areas and the future of the church.

Arjuna Ardagh, an awakening coach and author, reminds us that our awareness is who we are-it is not our story, and it is boundaryless.

Dena Merriam, the founder and convener of the Global Peace Initiative for Women and managing partner of Finn Partners, offers that most of our world problems are just how we see, hear, and speak. And what does Divine Feminine have to do with any of it?

Andrew Harvey, a man of many books and an important spiritual teacher for our age, talks about the Dark Night of the Soul and that the spiritual journey is not always rosy. What can we do to help the planet as it goes through its dark night of the soul?

Harris Zafar, national spokesperson for the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community USA, lecturer, and author of Demystifying Islam, is not afraid to call out and criticize distorted perceptions and distortions of Islamic teachings.

Dale Allen Hoffman, an Aramaic lecturer and author, breaks down a few prayers in Aramaic and English, with Rami breaking down in Hebrew. A feisty conversation about going beyond text, and the words, to truly experience life.

Thomas Moore was a monk for 12 years, a musician, a university professor, a psychotherapist, and author of many books, including the best-selling book Care of the Soul. He will be talking about his new book, A Religion of One's Own, and finding spiritual practices in everyday life.

Our guest is the Rebbe-on-the-Road, Rabbi Goldie Milgram, who will be talking about Rabbi Zalman Schachter-Shalomi who passed on July 3. Reb Zalman was one of the founders of Jewish Renewal. He called himself a Jewish Practitioner with Universal Truth.

Robert Wicks is a man who knows how to handle stress. His work has taken him around the globe to help relief workers, veterans, and refugees, to name a few. His writings intersect psychology and spirituality, the mind and spirit. It is a beautiful thing.

Debra Zaslow is a wonderful nationally known storyteller and author. On today's show, she will talk about her new book, Bringing Bubbe Home. This is a larger topic of what do we do with our elders who are dying and who have been "difficult"? What is the healing for them and for ourselves?