
Religion explored through candid conversations and original reporting. This podcast is powered by The Media Project, a network of more than 1,000 journalists worldwide. TMP acknowledges that religion is growing and becoming more, not less important in the world.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 244 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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George Washington is a man of a mythological stature. A stalwart man of war, 6’2” with animal teeth and a seemingly endless supply of stories where he cheated death, Washington’s role is so much more than just a founding father or first president. Fr... more
In recent years, “Christian Nationalism” has become a ubiquitous term in American political discussion.
It is said by many with fear and loathing, and by others with great excitement and conviction.
Among the enthusiasts include Doug Wilson, who is... more
Religion and death, for many of us, go hand in hand.
It is our faith that often shapes what we believe happens when we die and, perhaps just as importantly, what we ought to do while we still live.
In fact, if a belief system does not ask us to con... more
According to Pew Research Center, nearly 75% of Black Americans identify as Christian.
It’s well known that many of the first African American Christians were first exposed to Christianity in the midst of enslavement. This exposure could have been u... more
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Loved the Ministering to Mariners episode. Just excellent. What a compelling and relatively unknown story. Keep up the good work.
There is always something new and interesting covered on this podcast. Keep up the good work!
I just watched someone criticizing Christian Nationalism. What was wrong with Christian Nationalism? It is “Judaizing!” So here’s anti-Judaism disguised as progressive. Atheists have absorbed anti-Judaism too and they don’t see it. Israel means God wrestler in Hebrew. Jews don’t believe in original sin. I went to a laughing yoga class with a friend. We all started with forced laughing but it eventually became real laughter. One thing you both ignored is the Christian belief that Christianity rep... more
This podcast features a wide array of interesting guests and conservations. The common thread seems to be that it all relates to religion in society and peoples lives. That’s a theme few people focus on or cover the way this podcast and website does.
The Media Project leads an organic conversation with journalists and educators about religion and how it affects different nations. Some of the best episodes include the interview with Clemente Lesi about his experience reporting the 9/11 event and the so-called “preppers” for disasters. The interviews feature honest questions from the interviewer and carefully detailed answers from the interviewee.
Unfortunately, the podcast airs only once a month and varies in length. For example, the convers... more
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A conversation-driven show examining religion's role in society through in-depth reporting and guest expertise. Across episodes, topics range from faith-based filmmaking and church health to religious freedom, minority rights, and how belief shapes culture, politics, and media. Guests often include theologians, historians, filmmakers, journalists, and faith leaders, offering nuanced perspectives on how religion intersects with current events, ethics, and public life. Noteworthy is the ability to blend rigorous journalism with thoughtful spirituality, producing long-form discussions that appeal to listeners who want context, critical analysis, and cross-faith understanding. The format frequently centers on storytelling, empirical context, an... more
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Recent guests on Religion Unplugged include:
1. Matt Parks
2. David Corbin
3. Victoria Jackson
4. Ahmad Greene-Hayes
5. Joseph Maina
6. Mary Darling
7. Hannah Feuer
8. Karl Vaters
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