Past Events

Searching for unity in our time of division and political hobbyism

The God Squad is going to have a go at why we're so easily triggered. Absolutely no duels will be involved.

Our young adults are not OK.

Turns out high principles about freedom for everyone all at the same time wasn't a piece of cake. After 250-ish years of disagreement, we’re still haggling over the details

Everyone is canceled, except God Squad?

God Squad talks transcendent relationships across the divide. Do you have any?

Is what we assume about people of other faith even true? We're invoking the cape crusader, and maybe a little boy wonder too.

What are the proper lines for religious involvement in politics? And what are the consequences when these lines get crossed?

Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman. NBD.

Skeptics is like The Village Square, but earlier in the morning.

We have a crisis of loneliness — and it's driving extremism.

A special appearance by The Village Square former chair Rabbi Jack Romberg, author of “A doorway to Heroism: A decorated German-Jewish Soldier who became an American Hero.”

Can we turn our trauma into a spiritual evolution? Maybe?

Most of us have had enough, and that should mean something.

From America's college campuses to the halls of power in Washington, D.C. — you'd better watch what you say.

America is awash right now in conspiracy theories, a phenomena that thrives when anxiety and isolation is high (uh, now).

(But who doesn't like free ice cream after a day in public school?)

America's hardcore polar political opposites seem to have something striking in common — they evoke a blind, unquestioning faith that feels like religion run amok.