
Someone once observed that if Howard Stern and Krista Tippett had a love child, it would be Scott Jones. Scott liked that. At "Give and Take,” Scott Jones talks with artists, authors, theologians, and political pundits about the lens through which they experience life. With empathy, humor, and a deep knowledge of religion, current events, and pop culture, Scott engages his guests in a free-flowing... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 316 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsSociety & Culture | |||

In this episode of Give and Take, Scott Jones is joined by legal scholar and social innovator Susan Sturm to discuss her powerful new book, What Might Be: Confronting Racism to Transform Our Institutions. Drawing on decades of work at the intersectio... more
In this episode of Give and Take, Scott sits down with writer and former evangelical insider Mattie Jo Cowsert to talk about her candid and compelling new memoir, God, Sex and Rich People: A Recovering Evangelical Testimony. With honesty, humor, and ... more
On this special Christmas Eve episode of Give and Take, Scott Jones is joined by Professor Matthew Milliner of Wheaton College for a thoughtful and unexpected conversation about Mary—seen through Protestant eyes. Often sidelined or approached with he... more
It’s the holiday season and the devout are fond of reminding everyone that Jesus is the reason for the season. But what do we really know about Jesus? How reliable are the Gospel accounts—and how much can historians really know the mysterious man fro... more
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Scott Jones’ podcast,”Give and Take”, is always interesting, intelligent and worth a listen. This interview with Mandy Smith was a real gift I suspect I may return to again as I negotiate these several weeks of Holiday making.
Scott is a great interviewer, has a wide variety of guests and engages them with warm appreciation, humor and curiosity.
I kinda like it
I found Scott Jones by accident. Stumbled upon another podcast he co-hosted and was hooked immediately. With him as the host/interviewer it’s better than ever. Check it out!
was hard to listen to the guest, laura briggs, with all the interrupting by host scott jones.
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Conversations hosted by a knowledgeable and empathetic interviewer cover a diverse array of topics, including religion, culture, politics, art, and personal well-being. With guests ranging from authors and theologians to political pundits and artists, the discussions are characterized by humor and depth, exploring the human experience through multiple lenses. Uniquely, the host's engaging style encourages free-flowing dialogues that challenge conventional perspectives, offering listeners unexpected insights while maintaining a relatable and personal atmosphere.
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Recent guests on Give and Take include:
1. Susan Sturm
2. Mattie Jo Cowsert
3. Matthew Milliner
4. Ryan Engley
5. James Fishkin
6. Lindsay Lombardi
7. Sarah Hurwitz
8. Edward J. Watts
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