interviews
When the Grief Index Backfires
The church I attend is trying to reboot their “pastoral care ministry”, which is one […]
Liv Ullmann on Something Better Than Violence
While we’re on the subject of social media, a highly unusual interview came across my […]
NBW on the God Hanging From the Cross
The first in a series of excerpts from our recent interview with preacher and author Nadia Bolz Weber. The full interview can be found in the new issue of The Mockingbird. Suffice it to say, this is just the tip of the iceberg.
Infidelity in the Age of Transparency? But Why?
Slate interviewed (the fascinating) therapist Esther Perel a couple weeks ago, the new age Dr. […]
A Cure for Our Self-Knowledge: Why We’ll Always Want Our Milk in the Same Sippy Cup
The Paris Review’s (stunning) most recent issue features interviews with quite the coupling: Mad Men […]
Another Week Ends: Tribal Morality, Passports to Eden, Reflektor, Spufford in the Times, Social Wiring, Hemingway’s Granddaughter, Anxious Simpson …
1. Next week, Harvard psychologist Joshua Greene is slated to release a new book on behavioral […]
Mockingbird Interviews Francis Spufford
In celebration of the American release of Unapologetic: Why, Despite Everything, Christianity Can Still Make […]
Andre Dubus III on Tragedy and Happiness in America
From his interview yesterday on the Diane Rehm show, starting at about the 3:30 mark: AD3: […]
Joss Whedon Avoids the Void and Searches for Hope
A terrific and wide-ranging interview with filmmaker-guru Joss Whedon appeared in the recent issue of […]
The American Hustle and How We’ve Failed
Last week The Atlantic ran an interview with “cultural historian and social critic” Morris Berman […]
Levi Weaver & the Ghosts that Keep Finding Him
I distinctly remember downloading Levi Weaver’s album, You Are Never Close To Home, You Are […]
Reanimating the Word: Mockingbird Interviews Christian Wiman
Last month, Mockingbird co-sponsored a talk with poet Christian Wiman, whose Ambition and Survival, My […]
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