Arthur Brooks, outgoing president of the American Enterprise Institute believes that each American can root out contempt by proactively sharing warm-heartedness.

Catherine Cornille is the Newton College Alumnae Chair of Western Culture, at Boston College. In her presentation of the 2018 Truman G. Madsen Lecture on the Eternal Man, she discusses the need for but challenges of true interfaith dialogue based on empathy.

Azza Karam of the UN Population Fund describes the fine line between supporting and patronizing religious actors across the world.

In this Round-table on the Family, Wheatley Fellow, Jenet Erickson Ph.D, tackles a unique perspective on children: instead of why do children need their parents, she looks at all of the positive ways parents are affected and transformed by their children. “This Splendid Inconvenience” 2007, “Young Astronomer” 2017, “Climbing Mother” 2014, “Choosing Everything” 2013, and “Concordia Inter Populum,” copyright Brian T. Kershisnik. Used with permission.

Lee Bird, CEO and Chairman of the Board of the At Home Group shares stories and lessons of moral courage from a long and varied business career.

Dr. Allan C. Carlson, Distinguished Visiting Professor of History at Hillsdale college and President Emeritus of both the Howard Center and the Rockford Institute, discusses the numerous destructive consequences of the dissolution of the traditional family in the last 50 years and what steps we can take in our communities and at a federal level to preserve the family, our nation's most vital institution.

Robert P. George speaks at the 10th-anniversary celebration for the Wheatley Institution.

Dr. Bill Martin, Professor of Philosophy at DePaul University in Chicago, discusses the ongoing challenge of modernism and its effect on Marxist thought.

Dr. Shaun Casey, director of the Berkley Center and former U.S. special representative for religion and global affairs/director of the U.S. Department of State’s Office of Religion and Global Affairs, details why religion should be a part of statecraft. He dives into his work establishing the Religion and Global Affairs office in the State Department and the work his office did in establishing religious harmony in the Isreal-Palestine conflict, the refugee crisis, and the normalization of US-Cuba relations.

Mary Eberstadt delivers the 2017 Wheatley Roundtable on Family Keynote Adress. Dr. Eberstadt discusses how we do live in a pagan time and the impact that has on the family. Apologies for issues with sound recording.