
GetReligion is a national and global journalism site focusing on how the mainstream press covers religion news in politics, entertainment, business and sports.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 101 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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MLB clash: Bible rainbow vs. Pride rainbow MLB clash: Bible rainbow vs. Pride rainbow
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The show is fine if you want to hear conservative christians repeat their grievances week in and week out. Occasionally they break new ground, but Mattingly in particular repeats himself often. Show needs either the hosts to critique their own side or add a host with a different perspective to mix it up.
Great religious journalism podcast, Terry Mattingly has a well-informed opinion. That being said the podcast can be overly focused on covering the same takes on abortion rights issues and religious liberty issues and the same criticisms of NYT religion coverage. Does a great job covering religion in politics though, the coverage around Catholic voters and Amy Coney Barret was particularly compelling. Wish that they didn’t exclusively cover Christian news stories
Have been listening to this podcast for years, and it’s still one of my all time favorite shows to hear. Great content from a unique perspective, glad they seem to have gotten their Apple download issue worked out. I was so disappointed when I thought the show had ended!
I agree with the previous review: excellent podcast. But it no longer automatically downloads on Apple. Hasn’t since June!
This is an excellent podcast. However, it no longer automatically downloads in the podcast app on app,e.
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A rigorous conversation on how religion intersects with media, politics, and society, often critiquing how the press covers religious topics in the context of current events. Episodes frequently analyze religious influence in public life, the accuracy of reporting on faith communities, and how cultural and political narratives shape coverage. Notable strengths include thoughtful skepticism toward sensationalism, a willingness to interrogate mainstream media practices, and an emphasis on sourcing from theologians and faith leaders to ground reporting. The format tends to attract listeners who want deeper context on religion in politics, media bias, and ethical journalism, with a penchant for nuanced, data-informed discussion rather than part... more
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