
The Jim Wallis Podcast explains how our faith should inform our politics, and not the other way around. Each episode, Wallis, a prominent Christian ethicist and social justice advocate, host conversations about faith and justice with activists, authors, scholars, spiritual leaders and prominent politicians.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 221 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsReligion & SpiritualityNews | |||

Welcome back to the Jim Wallis Podcast. Today we're focusing on Maine, where the threat of ICE operations is growing under the second Trump administration. The same federal enforcement that has disrupted communities and resulted in unlawful detention... more
Minnesota is mourning. These days, Minnesota has become ground zero in a national immigration battle, with ICE deployments escalating under the second Trump administration. Just days ago, a community volunteer observer, Renee Nicole Goode, was shot a... more
On this episode of The Jim Wallis Podcast, Jim speaks with theologian and extremism expert Matthew D. Taylor about why Epiphany is a season of revelation that exposes both divine light and political lies. Together, they connect the Magi story, Herod’... more
Christian ethicist David Gushee joins Jim Wallis for a sobering Advent conversation on moral empathy in an age of school shootings, antisemitic violence, and Trump’s callous public rhetoric.
They discuss the Hanukkah massacre in Australia, the Brow... more
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Thank you, Jim, for yet another thought-provoking conversation with the ever wise and inspiring Dahlia Lithwick.
I admit to being more than “a little bit afraid” in this moment of peril for our democracy.
But for the sake of my grandchildren -
and in memory of my family (Japanese-American citizens and their immigrant parents) interned by our government during WWII - I am “inching out of my safe space” to speak up and speak out against the tyranny and lawlessness attempting to destroy our dem... more
jim wallis is an intellectually shallow charlatan who doesn’t even read the bible he cites so often.
I recently found this podcast and am so happy I did. The content is so hopeful and encouraging at this precarious time. I have been sharing it with many people I know. I wish more of our church leaders would speak about living as Jesus calls us to in the beatitudes ❤️
Jim Wallis on “The Soul of a Nation” interviews fine leaders like Rep. Jim Clyburn, covering topics of great relevance and importance to America and the proper expression of following Jesus. To reflect God and help this nation move forward, the horror of white supremacist racism must be addressed and put away. White American Christians especially must speak out against the evils of racism and white supremacy, both in U.S. history and today. Jim Wallis is at the forefront of that battle against s... more
….and helps to show me a way that Christianity can be a beacon for change rather than a tool for promoting white supremacy.
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Focused on the intersection of faith and politics, this podcast features insightful conversations with a diverse array of guests, including activists, scholars, and faith leaders. The content frequently centers on pressing social issues, such as immigration reform, racial justice, and the moral responsibilities that come from faith. With an emphasis on social justice and compassion, discussions reflect a commitment to advocacy for marginalized communities and the pursuit of truth in today's political climate. Unique in its approach, the show encourages listeners to rethink traditional political narratives through the lens of moral and ethical responsibility, often boldly confronting challenges like white Christian nationalism and systemic i... more
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Recent guests on The Jim Wallis Podcast include:
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2. Dr. David Gushee
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