Where does David Lynch go to find the dreamscapes that mystify and unnerve us? The famously quirky director shares his creative secrets with writer Mitch Horowitz.

Shalom Auslander has got a bone to pick with God. Raised an Orthodox Jew, he reflects on what he learned about the Big Man Upstairs - an angry god who writes rules and punishes you for eating a cheeseburger.

Fear of the dark... many of us remember that feeling from childhood. Episcopal priest Barbara Brown Taylor offers a different way of looking at darkness, not as something to be feared, but as something to be embraced.

Some say it's like the common cold, or a run-of-the-mill dry spell in an intimate relationship. Barbara Bradley Hagerty sits down with two scholars to talk about their own experiences with 'the dark night of the soul.'

We've all heard about the mid-life crisis. But what about a mid-faith crisis? That feeling that somewhere along your spiritual journey, God just disappeared...

We wrap up our Nuns Now series by addressing the elephant in the room. Like... where is everybody? Everybody young, that is? Why are so few women becoming nuns today?

A new poll finds that Evangelical Christians have become more tolerant of the private misdeeds of their public officials. What gives? It's hard to know for sure, but we're looking at you, Trump Tape.

Traditionally, voter turnout among American Muslims has been pretty low. But our guests say this year will be different, thanks to the rising tide of anti-Muslim vitriol.

Malak Osman is 11 years old. Her birthday is on Election Day. She shares her story of being bullied at school when she wore a hijab, and how she fought back with a short speech.

Our guests are getting out the Muslim vote amid a rising tide of hate crimes. Plus, we hear how 'voting your values' has taken a beating.