bondi

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Mucha gente tiene la mala costumbre de pensar que en el espacio del bondi uno esta a salvo. Que esas cuatro ruedas mediante las cuales transita las calles, se encuentran alejadas de los infortunios cotidianos de quienes caminan en tierra firme. Pero no. Los bondis, a veces, también son escenas del crimen...

Los asientos individuales son los que cotizan más alto en el mercado. Por algo, su sector es el que agrupa más pasajeros cuando el bondi está lleno, incluso a sabiendas de que esperar frente a los dobles aumenta las posibilidades de sentarse. Es que en los individuales no hace falta actuar civilizadamente ni pedir permiso para nada...

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In this Unheard Cut, Krista speaks with Roberta Bondi, a professor of Church History Emeritus at the Candler School of Theology at Emory University. Krista interviewed her in April 2002 in a New York City hotel where they were both attending a conference. This interview is included in our program Approaching Prayer. Americans are religious and non-religious, devout and irreverent. But in astonishing numbers, across that spectrum, most of us say that we pray. We explore the subject of prayer, how it sounds, and what it means in three different traditions and lives. See more at onbeing.org/program/approaching-prayer/67‎

In this Unheard Cut, Krista speaks with author and translator Stephen Mitchell. She interviewed him on April 22, 2002 from the studios of American Public Media in St. Paul, Minnesota; he was at his home in California. This interview is included in our program Approaching Prayer. Americans are religious and non-religious, devout and irreverent. But in astonishing numbers, across that spectrum, most of us say that we pray. We explore the subject of prayer, how it sounds, and what it means in three different traditions and lives. See more at onbeing.org/program/approaching-prayer/67‎

In this Unheard Cut, Krista speaks with musician Anoushka Shankar from a Minneapolis hotel while she was touring in 2002. This interview is included in our program Approaching Prayer. Americans are religious and non-religious, devout and irreverent. But in astonishing numbers, across that spectrum, most of us say that we pray. We explore the subject of prayer, how it sounds, and what it means in three different traditions and lives. See more at onbeing.org/program/approaching-prayer/67‎