Hear about the influence Christian Science had among the Mormon elite in late nineteenth-century Salt Lake City.

What is public history? Find out about its potential to serve the common good—and how the Mary Baker Eddy Library contributes to it.

Enjoy this bonus track, which traces The Christian Science Monitor’s commitment to solutions-oriented journalism back to its 1908 founding.

Find out about visionary reporting on a new Progressive Era institution designed to improve the lives of the urban poor.

Listen to this gem from the Seekers and Scholars archive, and learn about why it was particularly meaningful to the college student who chose it.

Hear about Eddy's experiences with marriage, in a time when conventions around matrimony were radically changing, and see how they impacted her life and writings.

Hear guests discuss the enduring significance of this volume, including the value of its newest edition and the noteworthy qualities of its author.

Find out about interest in twentieth-century Christian spiritual healing—what did that mean for the Church of England and the Church of Christ, Scientist?

Hear how a single mom and clerical worker with few prospects transformed an industry through innovative thinking and prayerful inspiration.

Discover thought-provoking connections between Christian Science and women’s rights movements of the twentieth century.