Hilary Davis is a hospital chaplain who enjoys helping people have what she calls "a good death," and who brings equal enthusiasm to her work fighting climate change. She's also an Enneagram 2, the type often called "the Helper," because they're quick to help those around them and to work with endurance to better this world. They're the unsung heroes of our world, whose greatest challenge is helping others at the expense of themselves.

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The Enneagram 8 is often described as "the challenger." Addiction therapist Jen Sheedy has been speaking truth to power all her life, but this time has brought with it challenges she never could have foreseen, choices that are pushing her to be more courageous than ever before.

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As social bubbles form and expand, each day continues to have challenges we didn't anticipate. Sometimes, the answer is to push through. But sometimes, the answer is to do absolutely nothing.

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Presidential candidate Mark Charles shares why he thinks our country's struggles with racism have everything to do with our need to find a common memory of our history, and why eleven years of watching the sunrise on the Navaho Nation has given him hope for the future.

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In parenting and in life, real change comes from a little less talk and a lot more action.

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The Transmission Times is an audio diary of voices from all across the globe. Today one of those voices is Laura's. In this special bonus episode, Laura talks about how she's really doing, and why even though this time has been extremely difficult, it has also sometimes been beautiful.

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Tatiana Mac, an engineer, writer, and speaker who is thinking a lot about the weight words carry, prompts Laura to redefine the daily sanity she's seeking in each episode, and to explore how that pursuit is evolving.

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In her forward to The Best American Science and Nature writing, Jaime Green pushes back on the idea that anything is outside of politics, and makes a case for choosing to engage in a more hopeful, just future.

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In the wake of cancelling a long-anticipated trip to see her extended family, Laura explores how the differences that have created conflict within her own family have revealed the lies she has believed about her family and country.

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Laura circles back with Muoki Musau, whose perspective began this week of amplifying and celebrating Black voices. In the first conversation they've ever had--a conversation that begins and ends with laughter--they agree together to talk about racism in America, and Muoki shares his vision for a better way forward.

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