Exploring the universal message of love across the world's spiritual traditions. There's more that brings us together than divides us.
Every episode that follows builds from this one. It isn't the show's conclusion — it's a marker that says "I am here," recorded honestly on the day it was written, so everything found afterward can be measured against it.
If you're new, this is the only place to begin. Everything else — every conversation, every tradition explored, every hard question asked — gets measured against what's said here first.
The show isn't a straight line, so the episodes don't live in one. They live on a map — a marker for every tradition and worldview this work passes through, and a road drawn between each of them and all the others. Start from wherever feels like home.
Enter the MapThe show begins with the credo, then tells the story that led to it.
Where the show goes after these two isn't decided yet. The map is how that gets worked out — find a point on it and ask the question you'd want put to it.
This work began as a personal reckoning — the moment Blair told his wife, with total conviction, that she was going to hell, using love, in his own words, "as a weapon."
Love and Let Live carries that reckoning forward: to spend the rest of a life sharing love with people rather than judgment — and to show, through Jesus and through every other tradition that has arrived at the same place, that God is love, love is everywhere, and embracing it is how we meet our creator.