So here's some exciting news from on being studios.

Our podcast, This Movie Changed Me, is Back.

Each episode is hosted by our very own movie-obsessed executive producer, Lillie Percy,

and is like a love letter to movies and their power to teach, connect, and transform us.

You don't have to have watched the movies in advance,

but if you love Groundhog Day or the Wizard of Oz or Black Panther or Coco

or even the exorcist, you're already ahead.

This is also a fabulous audio experience. Great thoughts, laughter, a few tears,

and immersive movie music and moments. This season features conversations with Seth Goden,

Naomi Alderman, and A.O. Scott. New episodes are out every Tuesday. If you haven't listened yet,

it's time. Learn more as always at onbearing.org.

Support for onbearing with Christa Tippett comes from the Fetzer Institute, helping build the

Spiritual Foundation for a loving world. Fetzer envisions a world that embraces love as a guiding

principle and animating force for our lives. A powerful love that helps us live in sacred

relationship with ourselves, others, and the natural world. Learn more by visiting Fetzer.org.

And so we must imagine a new country. These are words of the poet, journalist, profite of our

times, Tana Hasekot. This hour he's with us in a conversation that is joyful and hard and kind,

direct and soaring and down to earth all at once. I'm Christa Tippett and this is onbearing.

We spoke at the 2017 Chicago Humanities Festival before an audience of 1500 people. It was a beautiful

cross-section of humanity, black and white, young and old. The Rockefeller Memorial Chapel was

brimming with energy and the technology didn't play along so we ended up adding an extra microphone

as the conversation began. Okay so we're going to, it feels kind of all fashion which is kind of

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