Episodes

A sermon at the National Cathedral becomes a flashpoint, challenging Trump’s authority and exposing deep divisions in American Christianity.

Pete Hegseth and the Politics of Redemption

Soft power, Pope Francis, and DC Politics

Faith, fear, and the fight for dignity

Christ, the Keffiyeh, and a Clash of Perspectives

From Tech Visionary to Right-wing Cultural Christian

How African American spirituals confront lies and sustain resilience in today’s political landscape.

Masculinity, Misogyny, and the Exodus of Gen Z Women

Hopelessness, Genocide, and a Community’s Political Reckoning

Dr. Dr. Miguel De La Torre on Who America Is

What’s the cost of aligning Christianity to division?

Unspoken alliances shaping America’s political future

Subsidizing religion through education vouchers

Breaking tradition, shaking party lines

Exploring the evolving role of women in the Catholic Church with Vatican correspondent Claire Giangravé

Redefining our Distortations & Disconnections

with Dora Rodriguez

A Colorado Church on giving land away to build community

Have the stories of freedom in America masked a long history of violence?

Lessons from a Soul Food Scholar

What’s a 15th century statement from a pope have to do with U.S. land policy today?

When land isn't just land

In this episode, Amanda Henderson talks to Dr. Kristina Lizardy-Hajbi, a biracial scholar and professor at the Iliff School of Theology. They explore the American dream through the lens of personal experiences and the stories of ancestors, especially focusing on the immigrant journey.

In this episode, Amanda Henderson interviews Dr. Albert Hernández - a Cuban-American academic with a unique perspective on the American Dream. Dr. Hernandez discusses the challenges faced by those who exist in-between cultures, feeling a lack of belonging to either.