
Politics and Religion. We’re not supposed to talk about that, right? Wrong! We only say that nowadays because the loudest, most extreme voices have taken over the whole conversation. Well, we‘re taking some of that space back! If you’re dying for some dialogue instead of all the yelling; if you know it’s okay to have differences without having to hate each other; if you believe politics and religi... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 415 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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A friend of mine sits on the board of the largest Christian school in our valley. He loves this country, loves his neighbors, loves God (or at least he’s working on it, same as the rest of us). So why did he respond to millions of peaceful fellow cit... more
What if the reason we can't fix our politics is that we've skipped the part where we actually get to know each other?
Rajiv Mehta has spent the better part of four decades asking questions that most people don't think to ask. At NASA, it was about t... more
We can survive. But can we thrive? That's a different question entirely.
Corey Nathan joined Andrew Keen on Keen on America to talk about the state of civic discourse in America. Robert Mueller's death and the president's response to it is the jumpi... more
He drove a truck across America listening to talk radio. Somewhere between 9/11, the Obama years, and a long personal reckoning with his own anger, Wilk Wilkinson became one of the most unlikely figures in the depolarization movement: a committed con... more
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This podcast gives voice to so many who love democracy and people, over just hearing one opinion for life. This podcast is thoughtful, intelligent, respectful, and hopeful. I love it! Thank you Mr Nathan!
“When did capitalizing on devastating natural disasters to score political points become a thing?" – Corey Nathan
2005 Hurricane Katrina. I was 23, so that would have been my earliest recollection of it becoming “a thing.”
One need not be religious nor deep into the weeds of politics to enjoy this podcast. The range of guests is wonderful and the commentary always thoughtful.
This podcast is definitely interesting for all topics of life..Love you guys!!
I am always entertained, fascinated and taught when I listen to Corey and his guests. Used to be a 'compassionate conservative' and in most ways I still am. As a Gold Star dad and faithful Christian, I truly want what is best of all people - not just 'my team.' I try to live that out and my time with Corey helps me consider how to best engage those around me without getting into the P&R stuff before it is safe to do so. Thanks Corey. Would love to meet and talk sometime.
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Engaging in thoughtful conversations about politics and religion is the hallmark of this podcast, which emphasizes the importance of civil dialogue. Its episodes feature a mix of contemporary issues such as election integrity, media's role in shaping narratives, and personal stories that often intersect with larger political and religious themes. The host invites a diverse range of guests, from historians and political analysts to advocates, fostering discussions that encourage listeners to reflect critically on challenging topics while maintaining an open-minded approach. This format offers a counter-narrative to the extremes typically dominating these discussions, positioning the show as a necessary breath of fresh air in modern discourse... more
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