Richard Rohr's interpretation of forgiveness in Noah's Ark.

A documentary about the elderly comedian Jonathan Winters and his quest to have his paintings exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art.

Karen Armstrong on love or the Golden Rule (in a book edited by Mick Gordon and Chris Wilkinson).

A rollicking comedy about a sheltered and insecure 34-year-old Midwestern insurance agent whose life is transformed at an annual convention.

A documentary with a varied group of Americans talking about solutions to the very-real crisis of climate change.

An interview with Buddhist teacher Matthieu Ricard on the skill of happiness, meditation, generosity, mind training, intention, and spiritual practice.

Mary Ford-Grabowsky's exercise to feel gratitude for people who helped you and people you helped.

A bold and imaginative call for a major paradigm shift from the market system to the commons where sharing and caring are the operative ideals.

Katherine Heigl in a funny and snappy performance in a romantic comedy.

Stephen Frears' spiffy comedy of manners about infatuation, envy, jealousy, and adultery.

A magical movie about five days in a psychiatric hospital that gives a depressed 15-year old a new lease on life.

New products and services being developed for the 76 million Baby Boomers looking forward to a long life expectancy.

Geri Larkin on learning to lose, and allowing grace.

Practicing openness through backing and regular viewing of foreign language films.