Religion

In the final episode of Traveling Light, Stephanie explores the ruins of Troy, visits historic Christian sites, and spends the night in a cave!

Host Stephanie Mirza grabs a bite (or two) to eat, haggles with shopkeepers, and catches a live performance from a whirling dervish in the streets of Istanbul

This week on Traveling Light, Stephanie dives deep into the rich history of Istanbul

Stephanie arrives in Turkiye for the final (and longest) leg of her trip

Stephanie Mirza arrives in Rome to catch a glimpse of the colosseum, eat authentic Italian pizza, and talks with Father Emmanuel Katongole, the incoming director of Notre Dame University's Ansari Institute.

Stephanie concludes her trip in the Netherlands with a look into the Dutch way of doing things

Stephanie leaves Bosnia behind to attend a family reunion in The Netherlands, and learns about her in-laws' fascinating stories.

In this week's episode, Stephanie explores the invisible scars left on the people and places affected by the Siege of Sarajevo.

The U.S. Justice Department has filed a religious discrimination lawsuit against the City of Lansing. The lawsuit claims the Lansing city jail fired a Seventh Day Adventist because she did not show up for work on a Saturday, after saying during the hiring process she could not work because it is the Sabbath.

Jeanette Saddler Taylor tackles one of those subjects she was taught not to talk about.