A humanist urban vision for Chicago
Philip Bess imagines what metropolitan Chicago might look like in one hundred years if it were designed according to classical humanist principles and with an overt acknowledgement of sacred order. (93 minutes)
City of God, City of Man
Architect Philip Bess discusses how our modern-day confusion and moral illiteracy are worked out visibly in the cities and buildings our architects create. (57 minutes)
Why churches should be more attentive to space
Eric O. Jacobsen discusses New Urbanism with a Christian perspective, imagining how we might organize places in which life may be lived at a human scale and in which real community is nourished. (26 minutes)
The Good City: Community and Urban Order
Architects, historians, activists, and clergy discuss how loving our neighbors can and must take shape in how we order the material aspects of shared life. (100 minutes)
Mars Hill Audio Journal, Volume 116
FEATURED GUESTS: Stratford Caldecott, Fred Bahnson, Eric O. Jacobsen, J. Budziszewski, Brian Brock, and Allen Verhey
Mars Hill Audio Journal, Volume 60
FEATURED GUESTS: David Naugle, D. G. Hart, Dermot Quinn, Russell Hittinger, Leon Kass, and James Howard Kunstler
Mars Hill Audio Journal, Volume 45
FEATURED GUESTS: Jeff Speck, Victor Davis Hanson, Allan C. Carlson, Paulina Borsook, John F. Kilner, Robert E. Webber, and Christoph Wolff