Americans don't know how to solve problems. We've lost sight of what institutions are and why they matter. The Long Game is a look at some key institutions, such as political parties, the U.S. Senate, the media, and the church.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 169 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Categories | NewsReligion & SpiritualityChristianity |
We keep looking at our broken political system — the politicians who show up on our TV's and our phones, the lawmakers who end up in Congress, and the general lack of solutions to our biggest problems — and we shake our head. We promise to vote the b... more
Break the system. That's what one New Hampshire voter, a 58-year old retired Army officer, said he wants the president to do, in an interview with Politico Magazine. It's only the most obvious example of many of us tend to do from time to time. W... more
The 1950's and 60's were an age of widely shared prosperity in the U.S. — across class and economic lines — that have never quite returned. Things were improving for all parts of society during the post-war period, and for all groups including Black ... more
Tim Alberta's new book: The Kingdom, The Power, and the Glory: American Evangelicals In An Age of Extremism, is a sobering look at the results in history when a religious movement morphs into a political movement, and allows its identity to be taken ... more
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I love these podcasts. I appreciate the way in which Jon Ward listens and draws out the guest, giving them a chance to tell their stories and be present in the episode. It’s a relief to me when the host guides and directs my attention to the hard work done by the interviewee. He creates an atmosphere of generous conversation: generous listening, questioning, and finding common ground.
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One of the most engaging exchange of heart, soul and intellect I’ve experienced. Good balance of our social challenges and where and how to respond from my faith and truth. A pod cast that exudes integrity and is not afraid to expose the worlds attempt to make an impact of change that is void of faith, hope and love. Keep on keeping on!
THANK YOU COUSIN PATRICK🙏 I love this podcast but your intros are way too long. Thanks for shortening. The recent episode with Andy Crouch is fire. Thank you Jon for contributing authentic good to the world. Keep at it - in one of your recent episodes you hinted at feeling discouraged and not motivated to confront the misinformation crisis. Please continue to fight the good fight and produce solid, insightful, challenging, convicting, high-quality content. Huge fan!!
Faithful to democracy and reality but holds the guests to account. I am new to the pod but I find it engaging
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