We speak to researchers, journalists, philosophers, and others about the causes and potential solutions for patterns of conflict and violence.
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Recent episodes include "Empires of God" (29 October 2026, 56 minutes), "The Searing Light Beyond the Frame" (8 October 2026, 53 minutes), and "From Pared Down Treaties to Marginal Membership?" (21 July 2026, 56 minutes).
Bridging the Bones publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 50 minutes across 10 episodes.
Booking probability for Bridging the Bones is 28%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Bridging the Bones requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Bridging the Bones's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Bridging the Bones are Scientific Research & Development and Educational Support Services. Bridging the Bones has a science audience.
Bridging the Bones is a science podcast with 10 episodes published.
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Episode #12
The life and sacrifice of Jesus Christ was supposed to be a monumental moment in world history, ushering in a religion that would be the salvation of humankind. Yet the sex scandals exposed in the 2000s and chaotic...
Episode #11
The most memorable photos do more than show us a particular scene of a particular time. They ask us - some may even demand us - to feel something. Join us in looking back at the Vietnam (JFK, Johnson, NIxon) and Iraq...
Bridging the Bones
From pared Down Treaties to Marginal Membership? Indigenous Citizenship We speak with Dr. Paul Rosier about the major economic, political and societal obstacles to American Indians’ journey towards full...
We chat with Dr. Simukai Chigudu. Much hilarity ensues. What did you expect from colonialist apartheid?
Professor Daniel Rood presents his case for plantations as ever-so-modern institutions.
Dr. Angela Garcia guides us through the hidden world of prison-like addiction and mental health centers throughout Mexico.
Episode #6
Dr. Darren Dochuk provides us with fascinating details on the inter-mingling of religion and petroleum policies of the U.S. both domestically and in the Persian Gulf.
We get the lowdown from Dr. Karen Crowther about the origins of key ideas that animate recent anti-abortion laws in the U.S.
Episode #4
We hear from Dr. Ranita Ray about harms to children originating from an unexpected everyday source.
Episode #3
Our interview with Dr. Nolan Higdon about the particular ways the Internet super-charged propaganda and false information.
Episode #2
No True Irishman . Part 2 of 2 The second part of our interview with Jesse Clarke about growing up Irish Catholic during the tumultuous 1960s. For episodes of their podcast memoir, visit...
Episode #1
No True irishman . Part 1 of 2 . An interview with Jesse Clarke about their life, with a focus on growing up Irish Catholic during the tumultuous 1960s. Visit https://radioreimagine.com/show/life-in-stories for episodes...
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