Los mejores podcasts de Good Faith (2025)

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Ep. 274: How can scrupulosity distance you from your faith? | Katie O'Dunne 28:22

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Rev. Dr. Katie O'Dunne discusses her experiences with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD), including scrupulosity, and her journey through faith and healing. She shares deeply personal anecdotes about how it impacted her ministry, and her efforts to raise awareness and provide support within faith communities. Katie O'Dunne founded 'Stick with the …

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What a Dandelion Can Teach You About Your Own Strength 3:23

4d ago3:23

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Dandelions aren’t just weeds. They’re symbols of resilience, transformation, and healing—just like you. They grow in the toughest conditions, thrive where nothing else will, and keep coming back stronger. Sound familiar? In this episode, we’ll talk about how motherhood mirrors the humble dandelion and how this simple flower can remind you to apprec…

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Navigating Anxiety in Political Storms with Steve Cuss 49:15

4d ago49:15

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How can we stay grounded in an anxious political climate? Leadership anxiety expert Steve Cuss joins the Good Faith Podcast to help us navigate Trump’s turbulent second term without becoming overwhelmed. We explore how chronic anxiety spreads through reactivity, why political leaders and their followers often amplify fear through straw man argument…

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Ep. 273: How can we awaken to God's presence? | James Finley 27:51

5d ago27:51

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James Finley shares how he found solace in God amidst family trauma, inspired by Thomas Merton's writings, ultimately becoming a therapist and author. James Finley is faculty member of the Center for Action and Contemplation. Fr. Thomas Merton was Finley’s novice master and spiritual director while he was a monk at the Trappist monastery of the Abb…

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Feeling Overwhelmed? It's Time to Think Like a Waffle! 3:47

6d ago3:47

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Ever feel like your thoughts are tangled up in a never-ending swirl of to-dos, emotions, and responsibilities? You’re not alone! In this episode, we’re diving into the waffle vs. spaghetti mindset—how men tend to compartmentalize (moving from one waffle square to another) while women’s thoughts often flow together like a plate of spaghetti. But her…

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Ep. 272: How vast is the God we pray to? | Jennifer Wiseman 27:50

8d ago27:50

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Jennifer Wiseman. PhD., emphasizes the importance of humility and curiosity in both scientific and spiritual endeavors, while also sharing personal experiences of awe and wonder.Dr. Jennifer Wiseman is an astrophysicist, author, and speaker. She studies the process of star and planet formation in our galaxy using radio, optical, and infrared telesc…

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Welcome to Good Day Moms - A New Name, A Renewed Purpose 2:33

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In this episode, we’re embracing a fresh chapter! What started as a space to bring moms together through stories of strength and struggle is evolving into something even deeper. Motherhood isn’t transformed in a single moment—it happens in the everyday minutes, in the chaos and the quiet, in the carpool line and the checkout lane. That’s why I’m re…

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Journey to Easter Bonus 6:23

10d ago6:23

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Steve announces the 2025 Holy Week mini-series

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David French: Has America’s Role in the World Changed Forever? and Your Questions 56:36

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Radical shifts in the United States are sending shockwaves abroad. Host Curtis Chang welcomes back “founding friend” David French to examine how Trump’s foreign policy is reshaping America’s global standing. From strained alliances with Canada to shifting U.S. support for Ukraine, and the dismantling of USAID, David and Curtis explore whether the n…

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Ep. 271: How does religion help us live longer lives? | Harold Koenig 27:24

12d ago27:24

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Harold Koenig discusses how patients' religious beliefs and practices significantly impact their health and recovery, a realization that stemmed from his days as a nurse and later reinforced during his medical and psychiatric practice.Harold Koenig is Director of the Center for Spirituality, Theology & Health and Professor of Psychiatry and Behavio…

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Ep. 270: How can art heal us? | Rabbi Adina Allen 28:14

15d ago28:14

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Rabbi Adina Allen discusses the profound connection between creativity, spirituality, and healing. She emphasizes that art and creativity are divine acts; the spiritual practice of creative expression is essential to understanding God.Rabbi Adina Allen is cofounder and creative director of Jewish Studio Project (JSP), an organization that sees crea…

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Pete Wehner: Navigating Political Exile, Faith, and Identity 49:43

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Everyone wants love and community in a fractured world. What happens when they are lost? Host Curtis Chang and Pete Wehner, a columnist for The Atlantic and former White House staffer, explore the deep sense of political, cultural, and spiritual exile felt by many Americans. Reflecting on Pete’s journey from shaping policy during 9/11 to breaking f…

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Ep. 269: How do faith and science teach us about God's love? | Robert Hesse 26:59

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Robert Hesse, PhD., talks with Steve about the Faith & Science Conference in Rome, June 17-21, 2025. He shares a mystical experience that deeply affected his life and outlook. Hesse also describes his journey back to faith after years away, inspired by Thomas Merton's writings.Robert Hesse is a Catholic deacon and Chairman and Co-Founder of interfa…

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Mike's Campfire Story: Three Questions and the Truth 6:25

21d ago6:25

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Good Faith inspires a campus pastor to create a more meaningful worship experience that drills down hope and gratitude by asking three simple questions. Good Faith's series of Campfire Stories, invites listeners to share how the podcast has inspired them to engage deeply with their families and communities. These personal narratives illuminate how …

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Ep. 268: What is beautiful about Islam? | Zeyneb Sayilgan 27:30

22d ago27:30

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Zeyneb Sayilgan is a Muslim woman who grew up in Germany as the daughter of Turkish immigrants, where she faced discrimination and challenges due to her faith. She speaks about her move to the United States, where she found a more accepting environment.Zeyneb Sayilgan is the host of the Podcast On Being Muslim: Wisdom from the Risale-i Nur. Her wor…

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In Good Faith - Announcements 7:31

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Hear about our newsletter, an upcoming conference in Rome, and Take a Leap!

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Jonathan Rauch: An Atheist Rethinks Secular & Christian America 44:23

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What is the hidden influence of Christianity in American society—and what happens if it disappears? Host Curtis Chang sits down with Jonathan Rauch, senior fellow at the Brookings Institute and author of Cross Purposes: Christianity's Broken Bargain with Democracy, to explore how Judeo-Christian values have shaped democracy and what their decline m…

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Ep. 267: Why Are Young American Jews More Religious Than Their Grandparents? | Judaism Unbound 27:34

26d ago27:34

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Lex Rofeberg and Dan Libenson talk to Steve about their organization Judaism Unbound.Lex Rofeberg is Senior Jewish educator for Judaism Unbound -- a digital, Jewish non-profit organization and oversees Judaism Unbound's UnYeshiva (a digital center for Jewish learning and unlearning), produces and co-hosts its weekly podcast, and facilitates regular…

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Ep. 266: What is a theology of institutions? | Curtis Chang 27:50

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Curtis Chang of Redeeming Babel shares his journey of becoming a Christian from a non-Christian family, his youthful challenges of integrating faith with secular life, and his various roles bridging the worlds of theology and secular institutions.Curtis Chang is the founding executive director of Redeeming Babel and host of the Good Faith podcast. …

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Mike Cosper: Unveiling Church Abuse 58:07

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Move From toxicity to trust, healing, and renewed faith. Host Curtis Chang and Mike Cosper, creator of "The Rise and Fall of Mars Hill" investigate the unsettling realities of church abuse and the unchecked authority that breeds toxicity within faith communities. Drawing from his latest book, "The Church in Dark Times," Cosper discusses the urgent …

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Ep. 265: How does religious law teach us God's love? | Michael Sabet 27:49

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Michael Sabet, editor of The Journal of Bahá’í Studies, shares how religious law teaches him the depth of God's love for him personally and the rest of us, too. Michael Sabet is a PhD candidate in Political Science at the University of Toronto. His research involves putting a Bahá'í framework for governance into dialogue with political philosophy. …

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Pursuing our Passions in Today's Workforce 11:50

1M ago11:50

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As we see daily, today's employment opportunities and outlook is constantly changing. Finding your way can be a challenge to say the least. I sit down again with old military buddies Tyler and DJ to talk about pursuing your passions in today's fast-evolving workforce; what has worked for us and what might work for you in the struggle to find happin…

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Ep. 264: What does the Black church look like today? | Jason Shelton 28:27

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Jason Shelton describes how his family's religious experiences and membership in the AME Church influenced his research for his latest book, “The Contemporary Black Church: the new dynamics of African American religion.”Dr. Jason E. Shelton is Full Professor of Sociology and Director of the Center for African American Studies at the University of T…

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Redeeming a Wrongful Conviction 48:24

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What do true faith and forgiveness look like in the face of wrongful conviction? Host Curtis Chang is joined by award-winning journalist Barbara Bradley Hagerty and Ben Spencer, who was wrongfully imprisoned for 34 years. They share Ben’s powerful story of faith, resilience, and redemption in the face of wrongful incarceration. Curtis and Barbara e…

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Ep. 263: What rights do women have in Islam? | Daisy Khan 28:24

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Daisy Khan of WISE returns to talk to Steve about her latest book, 30 Rights of Muslim Women.Daisy Khan is an award-winning author, public speaker, and media commentator. She founded the Women’s Islamic Initiative in Spirituality and Equality (WISE), a global network promoting peacebuilding, gender equality, and human dignity. Dr. Khan's publicatio…

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The State of our Society in 2025 18:17

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For today's episode I sat down with old military friends Tyler and DJ once more to cover the recent election and what the next four years may hold under President Trump. We spend a lot more time however, talking about the state of our society at this moment and how we got here. It's an organic conversation between people with differing viewpoints. …

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Ep 262: Are women called to preach the gospel? | Nijay Gupta 28:31

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Nijay Gupta of Slow Theology joins Steve for a chat about Tell Her Story, Gupta's exploration of women preachers, prophets, and leaders in the Bible. Nijay Gupta co-chairs the Pauline Theology seminar of the Institute for Biblical Research and serves as a senior translator for the New Living Translation. He also co-hosts the podcast, “Slow Theology…

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David French: Checks, Balances, and the New Trump Era 50:02

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What Is the Faithful Response to Rising Authoritarianism? New York Times columnist and “founding friend” David French joins host Curtis Chang to explore the shifting dynamics of American governance under the Trump administration. They explore the growing concentration of executive power and the MAGA-driven erosion of the checks and balances envisio…

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Ep. 261: Can leveraging hope create a poverty-free world? | Najah Bazzy 28:25

2M ago28:25

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Najah Bazzy, the founder of Zaman International, explains the catalytic moment of helping a refugee family that inspired her humanitarian work. She also discusses her dedication to addressing recurring needs in breaking cycles of poverty. like transportation, childcare, and hope.Najah Bazzy is an American humanitarian, interfaith leader, nurse, and…

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Ep. 260: How do we stay human in a world of AI? | Joseph Vukov 28:21

2M ago28:21

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Joseph Vukov, Associate Professor of Philosophy at Loyola University Chicago, discusses how to remain human in the AI era and shares the Catholic perspective on AI, relationships, and the divine.Joseph Vukov is the author of Navigating Faith and Science (2022), The Perils of Perfection (2023), and numerous academic articles on topics ranging from t…

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Adam Kinzinger Defends Democracy and Embraces Biblical Hope 47:35

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Are you looking for an example of leadership and hope in turbulent times? Former Congressman Adam Kinzinger joins host Curtis Chang for a conversation on politics, faith, and integrity in the Donald Trump era. Known for his willingness to challenge his own party, Rep. Kinzinger shares candid insights on the moral dilemmas facing political leaders, …

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Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451: Hopeful Futures in Dystopian Narratives 18:09

2M ago18:09

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Can Reading Lead to Freedom, Connection, and Hope? In this episode of Good Faith Presents: Reading to Make Sense of the World, Curtis Chang and author-professor Jessica Hooten Wilson explore the enduring power of Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451. Together, they unpack how this classic dystopian novel speaks directly to today’s challenges with technolo…

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Flashback: Media's Effects on Culture and Society Part 2 (Prof. Stephen Landes) 21:46

2M ago21:46

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For this special flashback episode, please enjoy part one of one of the most downloaded interviews ever on this podcast. I sat down with Professor Stephen Landes from the University of Rhode Island to talk about media. Mass media, social media and other forms of this communication and the effects it has had on our society and culture from both a hi…

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Ep. 259: Book Club Letter from Birmingham Jail 53:14

2M ago53:14

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Steve discusses Dr. King's A Letter from Birmingham Jail with Pastor Vinetta Golphin-Wilkerson and Dr. LaShawn Williams. Reverend Vinnetta Golphin-Wilkerson has been serving the West Valley City community since 2011, when she moved from Atlanta to Salt Lake City to lead the congregation of Granger Community Christian Church. During her time as reve…

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Resetting Our Minds: Andy Crouch on Technology's Grip 1:06:18

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Are smartphones destroying a generation? Host Curtis Chang unwraps the complexities of smartphone culture in a candid discussion with Good Faith contributor Andy Crouch. They reflect on the initial excitement of tech innovation, juxtaposed with insights from experts like Jonathan Haidt and Jean Twenge on its impact on youth mental health. This expl…

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Ep. 258. How can interfaith cooperation lead to social change? | Laura Baldwin from The Sandwich Project 27:26

2M ago27:26

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Can you change a city with a sandwich? Laura Baldwin describes how solving food insecurity in Atlanta helps people leave the streets and find stability. Her Jewish faith pushes her to help others.Laura Baldwin is vice-president of The Sandwich Project. On the average week, she collects between 200-400 sandwiches at her home that are distributed to …

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Flashback: Media's Effects on Culture and Society Part 1 (Prof. Stephen Landes) 19:15

2M ago19:15

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For today's flashback episode, please enjoy the conclusion of my two-parter with Prof. Landes. I strongly recommend you guys listen to this one. He tackles the rise of social media, algorithms, mass media motives, China’s tech “Great Wall,” the importance of different perspectives, and much more. This episode was tied for the most downloaded of las…

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Ep. 257: How can embracing diversity make our communities stronger? | Angela Rice with ICI 27:24

2M ago27:24

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Angela Rice of Interfaith Community Initiatives in Atlanta shares how she became involved with interfaith work and how she sees herself as an activist.Angela Harrington Rice is the Executive Director of Interfaith Community Initiatives, a community organization with a travel program called World Pilgrims. She worked for 35 years with Atlanta Interf…

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Resetting Love: Harrison Scott Key's Journey After Adultery 54:54

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What turns a story of infidelity into forgiveness and healing? Host Curtis Chang leads a discussion with acclaimed author and humorist Harrison Scott Key that explores what happens when betrayal shatters the foundation of a marriage. Key shares his deeply personal journey of discovering his wife's affair and deciding whether to rebuild or walk away…

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Resetting Your Faith: Exploring the Strength of Biblical Mothers (with Tara Edelschick & Kathy Tuan-MacLean) 26:01

2M ago26:01

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In this New Year bonus episode, host Curtis Chang explores themes of motherhood and spiritual growth with authors Tara Edelschick and Kathy Tuan-MacLean, discussing their work, Moms at the Well. Discover how spiritual formation intersects with motherhood, as they unpack the unique challenges and joys mothers face in nurturing faith, building commun…

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Ep. 256: How can music unite us across different faith groups? | Lapidus & Myles 27:38

2M ago27:38

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Lapidus & Myles, and interfaith musical duo, share three original compositions with Steve. The two met through the interfaith work of their congregations, Ebeneezer Baptist and The Temple in Atlanta. The duo writes and performs music aimed at addressing contemporary social issues and inspiring listenersRabbi Micah Lapidus and Melvin Myles compose a…

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Flashback: Surviving Sex Trafficking (Amanda Catarzi) 24:44

2M ago24:44

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She was raised in a cult and is a survivor of sex trafficking. She later went undercover in the U.S. and around the world busting sex trafficking rings. She's done remarkable things, from writing federal legislation, to negotiating with warlords in foreign countries for children. Her name is Amanda Catarzi and she has a remarkable story to tell. If…

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Ep. 255: How does loving the stranger forward civil rights? | Rabbi Ellen Nemhauser 26:00

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Steve travels to Atlanta and sits down with Rabbi Ellen Nemhauser, who shares how interfaith work is civil rights work, and how Shabat might be the most important Jewish holiday.Rabbi Ellen Nemhauser has worked in congregations, at Jewish summer camps, and at Emory University’s Center for Israel Education. She is currently the part-time rabbi of Co…

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John Mark Comer: Resetting Our Relationship With God 1:01:26

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Are you ready to trade your New Year’s resolutions for spiritual growth? Host Curtis Chang and teacher and writer John Mark Comer dive into the transformative journey of spiritual reset to start the new year. Discover practical insights on community, the importance of Sabbath, and how to navigate the distractions of modern life, all aimed at nurtur…

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Ep. 254: What have we forgotten about the Civil Rights Movement? | Sherry Frank 24:40

3M ago24:40

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Sherry Frank joins Steve from Atlanta to discuss Jewish involvement in civil rights and women's push for equality. They cover her connection to Daddy King (Martin Luther King, Sr.) and Congressman John Lewis, how committee and organizational work helped her achieve public good, and her decision to have an adult bat mitzvah.Sherry Frank has served o…

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Ep. 253: Is the climate crisis a civil rights issue for believers? | Gerald Durley 24:36

3M ago24:36

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Steve travels to Atlanta and meets with Rev. Dr. Gerald Durley, a "foot soldier" in the American Civil Rights movement of the 1960s--and involved now in climate crisis activism as an extension of his faith and civil rights work.The Rev. Dr. Gerald L. Durley was a student leader in the American Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s. He served in the U.…

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How to Tell If You’re Drinking Too Much (with Ericka Andersen) 55:22

3M ago55:22

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Resetting our relationship to alcohol Host Curtis Chang and author Ericka Andersen mark Ericka’s fourth year of sobriety by asking a thought-provoking question: How’s your relationship with alcohol? Together, they explore the challenges of alcohol dependency, why it might be time to reevaluate your connection to drinking, and how to lovingly suppor…

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Ep. 252: What would art for Hanukkah look like? | Joshua Meyer 24:04

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Joshua Meyer discusses Eight Approaches, an art work of 8 panels that evokes Hanukkah, and his technique of painting with palette knives. Joshua Meyer is an artist based in Cambridge MA. Originally from Lubbock TX, he attended the Bezalel Academy of art and Design in Jerusalem and Yale University. His exhibit Eight Approaches has been featured at t…

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Ep. 251: Best of 2024 54:22

3M ago54:22

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The In Good Faith team shares their favorite interviews from 2024.

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