Shariah law, and why millions of Muslims worldwide say they want it to govern their lives.
Maureen Fiedler is the host and creator of Interfaith Voices,
which debuted in 2002.
She has a long history of working with
interfaith coalitions on human rights, social justice, women’s rights
and peace. She holds a Ph.D. in Government from Georgetown
University.
Laura Kwerel comes to Interfaith Voices after an icy year in Chicago, where she earned a Master’s degree in journalism at Northwestern University and worked as a freelance producer for WBEZ. Before her grad student days you could find her toiling away in an editing booth at WBUR in Boston.
Katie Jones comes to the show as a Loretto Volunteer. A graduate of Pomona College, she never thought her liberal-artsy religious studies degree would ever come in handy. Her passion for the quirky intricacies of contemporary religions is matched only by her fascination for the quirky intricacies of public radio.
