In the Summer of 1987, Parabola sat down for an exchange with Marion Woodman on the subject of addiction.
Repairing the Fabric of the World, A Conversation with Jonathan F.P. Rose
A conversation with civic visionary Jonathan F.P. Rose
Lie and Glorious Adjective, an Excerpt from an Interview with Peter Brook
What effect does [wearing a mask] have on the person wearing it?
The Wisdom of the Animals, by Phil Borges
A conversation with wildlife educator Steve Karlin
Grace is Here!, A Conversation with Ram Dass
A conversation with spiritual pioneer Ram Dass
Meditation and Service: A Conversation with Nipun Mehta
A conversation with visionary philanthropist Nipun Mehta
Exploring the Frontiers of Science: A Conversation with Leo Piilonen
A conversation with physicist Leo Piilonen
Viktor Frankl and the Search for Meaning: A Conversation with Alexander Vesely and Mary Cimiluca
A conversation with Frankl’s grandson and a Frankl family champion.
The Tree of Life, An Interview with Wangari Maathai
In the Fall of 2007, Parabola sat down with Nobel Peace Prize winner Wangari Maathai.
The Meaning of Tradition: A Conversation with Huston Smith
Parabola’s first issue, Winter 1976, included the magazine’s first interview. Conducted by then-editor John Loudon, it questioned religion scholar Huston Smith, author of the bestseller The Religions of Man, whom Loudon described as “a man who has traveled widely, but deeply, learning the many languages for what is primordially true.”