In 1995, Brian Stiller recorded an exclusive interview with Henri Nouwen at his L'Arche Daybreak home. An intimate and inspiring interview, this is part 2 of the uncut conversation in video form has never been made available - until now! 

In a hope-filled conversation about the future of our planet, guest John Mundell, environmental engineer and director of Laudato Si' Action Platform, calls us to put our faith into action, challenging us to address the damage caused by human negligence and abuse of God's creation.

In this episode we meet James Finley, a clinical psychologist who studied under Thomas Merton and was friend to Henri Nouwen. In his new book, James shares intimately about his journey from a deeply traumatic childhood to healing and a life of contemplation.

Award-winning musician and author of the new book "Beholding," Strahan Coleman reveals how his prolonged journey through pain, depression and anxiety led to a deeper prayer life and more intimate friendship with God.

Robert A. Jonas, good friend of Henri Nouwen's and author of "My Far-Nearness – the Holy Trinity as Spiritual Practice," unwraps the important question -- "Can you be a Christian and a Buddhist at the same time?"

In this episode we reminisce about the 90’s TV art historian sensation Sister Wendy Beckett with author, editor, and dear friend Robert Ellsberg. Robert shares intimately about their rich email exchange filled with wisdom, wit and deep spiritual insight.

Dr. Ruth Haley Barton, author of the newly released Embracing Rhythms of Work and Rest, contends that the sabbath is one of God’s greatest gifts to humanity – and the antidote to the crazy busyness that rules our lives!

Sharon Garlough Brown, best-selling author of the enormously popular Sensible Shoes series, knows exactly how to weave spiritual truth into a compelling story.  She discusses the deep, vibrant connection between creativity and faith.

Best-selling author and theologian Sister Joan Chittister reflects on the importance of nurturing a “monastic heart" and offers valuable insight and encouragement for these unprecedented and challenging times.

What are the Spiritual Disciplines you need in order to make space for God in your life? Henri Nouwen has the answer in this special New Year 2022 episode of Henri Nouwen, Now & Then.

New York Times best-selling author Barbara Brown Taylor becomes our guide to help us see the holy in everything, even in the darkness.

Part Two - Brian Stiller, Global Ambassador for the World Evangelical Alliance, shares the last of three never-before-aired 'uncut' interviews with Henri Nouwen from 1995.

Author Dr. Ruth Haley Barton explores the spiritual disciplines of solitude and silence as ways to meet God deeply and fully outside the demands and noise of daily life.

Author, professor, and former student of Henri Nouwen's - Dr. Michael J. Christensen, shares about the spirituality of discernment and a lifestyle of listening in a post-truth era.

Author and podcaster Christiana Crook shares about the "Joy of Missing Out," addressing the challenge to find the balance between our drive to succeed and God’s call to be still.

General Secretary of the United Church, Rev. Michael Blair asks the question - "Where is the church on racism?" He shares intimately how the words of Nouwen have been a rich resource shaping the call on his life.

Robert Jonas shares how this friendship with Henri, and his own exploration in both the Christian and Buddhist faith traditions have inspired his work in contemplation, creativity and nature conservation.

What Henri Nouwen can offer us in the midst of this pandemic? Author and Nouwen Archivist - Gabrielle Earnshaw shares the answers she has found in The Return of the Prodigal Son.

In this powerful message Henri Nouwen gave in 1985 at Harvard, about how to practice the presence of God empowered by the Holy Spirit, Henri affirms that God is with us in the midst of our pain and our fears.

Taken from a talk he gave in 1992 in Orlando, Florida, in Part Two - Henri Nouwen focuses on the importance of Routines, Discipline, Spiritual Reading and Self Nurture.