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Trish Muyco-Tobin is a contributing editor at BustedHalo. She has also served as news editor, anchor and reporter for KMOX and KTRS Radios in St. Louis and KBIA Radio and KOMU-TV in Columbia, Missouri. She resides in St. Louis with her husband.

	June 20th, 2009 Father’s Day A conversation on fatherhood with anthropology professor Don Conway-Long Fathers: They're revered, adored and at times feared — even despised. No matter how you see your dad, you can't argue with the fact that ...
	December 15th, 2008 Intentional Chocolate One chocolate maker believes the curative powers of lovingly prepared food can be scientifically measured Many of us grew up being nursed to health with grandma's chicken noodle soup. But ever wonder why it's not quite the same when we ...
	October 21st, 2008 Faith, Politics and Your Vote, Part Two Our Panel Discussion on Faith and the Vote Continues Should faith matter in the voting booth? How can our moral convictions guide us as citizens when we choose our leaders? BustedHalo invited a cross-section of religious leaders, activists and educators from across the country ...
	October 19th, 2008 Faith, Politics and Your Vote Religious Leaders from a Range of Faiths Discuss Belief and the Vote Over the past few months, we’ve been bombarded by political ads and the hype surrounding next month’s presidential election. But do we really pay attention to what the pundits and spin doctors have to say, ...
	July 1st, 2008 Will They Follow? U2-themed liturgies offer a sacred spin on the music of the world's biggest band Until recently, I believed the most heavenly experience I would ever have through music happened at a U2 concert in 1997 when I had an OMG moment as Bono blew a ...
	March 14th, 2008 Five Million and Counting An American nun sees the Iraqi refugee crisis up close Shame and sorrow—those were the two words Sister Anne Curtis uses to describe how she felt after meeting face-to-face with Iraqi refugees. "The feelings were very intense," ...
	February 25th, 2008 George Bush’s Redemption The head of Catholic Charities teams up with other organizations in trying to convince the President to redeem his administration’s policies The clock may be ticking on the Bush White House, but a group of religious leaders claims it’s not too late for George W. Bush to redeem what they ...
	January 15th, 2008 Other6.com New prayer website encourages people to look for God bubbling up beyond Sunday Food, water and shelter are universal needs that transcend borders, age, gender, race, class and religion. But a visit to www.Other6.com is enough to demonstrate that human beings hunger and thirst ...
	November 5th, 2007 Busted: Amir Hussain The author of Oil and Water interprets Islam for a Western audience Amir Hussain—who describes himself as a Pakistani-born Canadian Muslim and teaches theology at a Jesuit university in Los Angeles—is intent on spreading ...
	July 26th, 2007 Busted: Senator John Danforth The former Missouri Senator (and ordained Episcopal priest) discusses how "moral values" have polarized America When Missouri Republican John Danforth began his political career in 1968, he was already an ordained Episcopal priest. He was elected to the ...

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