Beyond Reason and the News

Every now and again, we just need to catch up with ourselves. Hosts Teddy Bart and Karlen Evins take a Beyond Reason look at the latest happenings in the world, ranging from elections to economic challenges. How does one stay positive in a crisis driven media age? These and other questions on this week's Beyond Reason. Join us.

The World To Come: Reflections on the Predictions of Ruth Montgomery with Richard Sutphen

What happens when a Washington political correspondent goesmetaphysical? You can read about the life of columnist and reporterRuth Montgomery, in any number of the books she left behind, but whatis more curious yet is the timeliness of her predictions to thisparticular election cycle. Written years ago, her guides addressspecifically the election of 2008 and the changes in store from 2010 -2012.

The Tao of Now with Josh Baran

While mystics over time have called for living in the now, what's a person to do when "now" is innundated with so much fear? Is there a space one can enter to find peace in an instant? Josh Baran, Zen priest and PR mogel says yes, and offers insight as to how you too, can regroup, re-center and re-gain happiness in any given moment.

Radical Forgiveness w/ Rev. Donna Michael

What is the role of forgiveness and is it humanly possible to forget? What is the cost of chosing NOT to forgive? Rev. Donna Michael says that blame, shame and victim mentalities are at the core of self destructive behaviors, but this need not run your life. The answer lies in forgiveness, beyond what you may've been taught. Time for a radical approach...one guaranteed to better your own life.