For Episode #157, we talked with Erin McKenney who is the Executive Director of Just Neighbors, a legal aid and advocacy organization for immigrants in the DC-Northern Virginia Region. We talked to Erin amidst the furor over the administration’s…
Read MoreIf its true that clergy suffer from certain health issues at a rate higher than the general population, the why are pastors in such poor health? And what can be done to help them step into the abundant life God desires for them?
We tackle these…
Read MoreJason has a conversation with Robert Hudson about his book The Monk’s Record Player. They discuss the connections between Bob Dylan’s music and Thomas Merton’s spirituality in addition to debating whether or not engaging with the wider world is a…
Read MoreWhat if we told you 1/123 people were displaced refugees?
What if we told you that means there are 65 million people displaced today?
Would that have an impact and change the way you think of refugees?
Teer had a chance to interview the co-chairs…
Read MoreTeer and Jason talk with Episcopal priest, school chaplain, and Mockingbird writer Connor Gwin about deconstruction, doubt vs. faith vs. authenticity, Stan the Man, formation, and life after near death.
Read MoreThe team got together, in person, to record an episode about music and how it moves us. We talk about a bunch of bands including John Prine, Sufjan Stevens, Radiohead, the North Mississippi Allstars, and more.
Read MoreJason was fortunate to have a conversation with Andy Crouch about his book The Tech-Wise Family. Their conversation covers scope of Crouch’s book and it includes thoughts on intentional parenting, technology as the framework of the world,…
Read MoreVeteran Republican strategist Brad Todd joined Teer and Jason to talk about a book he co-wrote with syndicated columnist and CNN contributor Salena Zito. ‘The Great Revolt: Inside the Populist Coalition Reshaping American Politics,’is an in-depth…
Read MoreIn a culture where guns are such a fraught and divisive issue, Tony brings his life experience, passion, and theological lens to the subject. Check out his hunting blog – http://reverendhunter.com/.
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