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Episodes: 115
Frequency: Irregular
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Location: USA
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David DeSteno - Professor of psychology and author whose work examines emotion, morality, self-control, and the effects of spiritual practices on human behavior and well-being.
Susannah Crockford - Conspiracy Theories, Spirituality, Wellness Communities, And The Emergence Of New Spiritual Movements.
Diana Walsh Pasulka - UFO Beliefs, Religion, Spirituality, And The Relationship Between Technology And Nonhuman Intelligence.
Melissa Lavin - Tarot, Divination, Sociology, And The Human Search For Meaning And Guidance Under Uncertainty.
Michelle Pfeffer - The History Of Divination, Omens, Oracles, And The Connections Between Religion And Science.
Robby Hoffman - Jewish Identity, Comedy, Faith, And Humor As A Possible Spiritual Practice.
Aliens and Spirituality (Encore Presentation)
July 12, 2026
Religion is often about powerful beings coming down from the skies and humans yearning to go up to join them. Does that mean we can swap aliens in for God? More and more people seem to think so. In fact, many spiritually-minded people are looking to UFOs as opportunities to commune with enlightened alien teachers. Some believe they’re even aliens themselves, sent here to prepare us for a new age. But when religion gets mixed with conspiracy theory, things can sometimes take a darker turn.Join...
Searching for Signs
June 21, 2026
Throughout history, humans have searched for signs and symbols to help them navigate uncertainty. From ancient Chinese divination texts and Greek oracles to astrology, tarot cards, and modern occult practices, divination has appeared in nearly every culture on Earth. And while some might think of these practices as relics of a more superstitious age, divination turns out to be far more central to human history, and human nature, than most of us would ever guess.On this episode, we explore the...
Humor and Judaism: A Conversation with Robby Hoffman
June 07, 2026
According to a 2020 Pew Research Center survey, more American Jews cite having a sense of humor as important to their Jewish identity than things like keeping kosher and studying Torah. Humor has long been associated with Jewish identity—from Jerry Seinfeld to Mel Brooks, Adam Sandler to Joan Rivers.On this episode of How God Works, we'll talk with the latest member of the long tradition of highly successful Jewish comedians, Emmy award-winning actor, writer and comedian, Robby Hoffman, about...
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