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The Living Experiment - Exploring Faith in a Multifaith World
By Brookville Multifaith CampusSociety & CultureReligion & SpiritualitySpiritualityPhilosophyReligion
The Living Experiment - Exploring Faith in a Multifaith World episodes
- Sacred Harmony: “Music Is Our Common Language” with Dr. Faroque Kahn and Sohail Nabi
Can music bring people of different faiths closer together?
In this episode of The Living Experiment, we speak with Dr. Faroque Kahn, Chairman of the Interfaith Institute of Long Island and Sohail Nabi, Patron Board Member Islamic Center of Long Island who conceived Sacred Harmony, a live musical performance celebrating music across faith traditions at the Brookville Church.
Our guests share the inspiration behind the concert and reflect on the power of music to connect people across religious and cultural differences. Their conversation explores how music can create opportunities for understanding, bring communities together, and remind us of the common threads that unite us.
At a time when differences can so easily divide us, Sacred Harmony offers a reminder that we can find connection through shared experiences, openness, and a willingness to listen to one another.
Join us for a conversation about music, faith, and the possibilities of coming together.Listen to or watch The Living Experiment on your favorite podcast app -
- Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-living-experiment-exploring-faith-in-a/id6821653613
- Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1ENoQ0QPp0ovlvglgbUDjQ
- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLdtk0qqD79yo
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Reach out -- Website: https://www.brookvillemultifaithcampus.org/
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brookvillemfc/
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BrookvilleMultifaithCampus/
Disclaimer: The religious views and beliefs expressed by interview guests are strictly their own and do not necessarily reflect or represent the values of this podcast or its hosts. We share these conversations to foster cross-cultural understanding, peace, and acceptance, rather than to endorse any specific faith tradition.
© 2026 Brookville Multifaith Campus18 min - The Beginning of the Experiment with Rev. Vicky Eastland
Rev. Vicky Eastland came to the Brookville Church in 2012 to serve as their Christian Pastor. Over the years, she worked in partnership with the New Synagogue of Long Island, The Muslim Renewal Community as well as the Interfaith Community of Long Island to foster the creation of the Brookville Multifaith Campus.
The Brookville Multifaith Campus is a diverse religious community that continues to bridge differences and emphasizes the importance of finding ways to connect all of us through tolerance, dignity, respect and understanding. This unique place is where The Living Experiment has been born from.Listen to or watch The Living Experiment on your favorite podcast app -
- Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-living-experiment-exploring-faith-in-a/id6821653613
- Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1ENoQ0QPp0ovlvglgbUDjQ
- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLdtk0qqD79yo
Please subscribe, leave a rating and review, write a comment and share this episode!
Reach out -- Website: https://www.brookvillemultifaithcampus.org/
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brookvillemfc/
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BrookvilleMultifaithCampus/
Disclaimer: The religious views and beliefs expressed by interview guests are strictly their own and do not necessarily reflect or represent the values of this podcast or its hosts. We share these conversations to foster cross-cultural understanding, peace, and acceptance, rather than to endorse any specific faith tradition.
© 2026 Brookville Multifaith Campus29 min - Welcome to The Living Experiment - Exploring Faith in a Multifaith World
What happens when people of different faiths come together to listen, learn, and understand one another?
Welcome to The Living Experiment – Exploring Faith in a Multifaith World, hosted by Lorrie.
From the unique Brookville Multifaith Campus in New York, where Christian, Jewish, and Muslim communities worship side by side, we explore faith, spirituality, and the power of interfaith dialogue.
Through heartfelt conversations and diverse perspectives, we celebrate our differences, discover common ground, and explore what it means to live together in an increasingly divided world.
Join us as we discover why living together in understanding isn't just possible, it's essential.Listen to or watch The Living Experiment on your favorite podcast app -
- Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-living-experiment-exploring-faith-in-a/id6821653613
- Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1ENoQ0QPp0ovlvglgbUDjQ
- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLdtk0qqD79yo
Please subscribe, leave a rating and review, write a comment and share this episode!
Reach out -- Website: https://www.brookvillemultifaithcampus.org/
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brookvillemfc/
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BrookvilleMultifaithCampus/
Disclaimer: The religious views and beliefs expressed by interview guests are strictly their own and do not necessarily reflect or represent the values of this podcast or its hosts. We share these conversations to foster cross-cultural understanding, peace, and acceptance, rather than to endorse any specific faith tradition.
© 2026 Brookville Multifaith Campus2 min
About The Living Experiment - Exploring Faith in a Multifaith World
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What happens when people of different faiths come together, not to change one another's beliefs, but to listen, learn, and co-exist?
Welcome to "The Living Experiment," hosted by Lorrie,…
where we believe that living together in understanding isn't just possible, it's essential.
Rooted in the everyday life of New York's Brookville Multifaith Campus, where Christian, Jewish, and Muslim communities worship side by side, we explore faith, spirituality, identity, and what it means to thrive together in an increasingly divided world.
Through heartfelt conversations and interfaith dialogue with faith leaders, interfaith families, public figures, and people from all walks of life, we ask thoughtful questions, share personal stories, and discover what we can learn from one another.
Whether you're deeply rooted in your faith, curious about other traditions, or simply value tolerance, you belong here.
Together, we'll celebrate our differences, embrace what connects us, and discover the possibilities of a more understanding world.
Disclaimer: The religious views and beliefs expressed by interview guests are strictly their own and do not necessarily reflect or represent the values of this podcast or its hosts. We share these conversations to foster cross-cultural understanding, peace, and acceptance, rather than to endorse any specific faith tradition.
© 2026 Brookville Multifaith Campus
Rooted in the everyday life of New York's Brookville Multifaith Campus, where Christian, Jewish, and Muslim communities worship side by side, we explore faith, spirituality, identity, and what it means to thrive together in an increasingly divided world.
Through heartfelt conversations and interfaith dialogue with faith leaders, interfaith families, public figures, and people from all walks of life, we ask thoughtful questions, share personal stories, and discover what we can learn from one another.
Whether you're deeply rooted in your faith, curious about other traditions, or simply value tolerance, you belong here.
Together, we'll celebrate our differences, embrace what connects us, and discover the possibilities of a more understanding world.
Disclaimer: The religious views and beliefs expressed by interview guests are strictly their own and do not necessarily reflect or represent the values of this podcast or its hosts. We share these conversations to foster cross-cultural understanding, peace, and acceptance, rather than to endorse any specific faith tradition.
© 2026 Brookville Multifaith Campus