
Vote Common Good is inspiring and mobilizing people of faith to make the common good their voting criteria. Tuesdays we talk Politics, Wednesdays we talk about how Faith should compel us to care about the Common Good, and Thursdays we talk Science, Space and Economics.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 112 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityNewsPolitics | |||

Today on the Common Good Podcast, Doug Pagitt and Robb Ryerse lament the Freedoms and Hope of America lost under Trump.
Including conversation about the current state of American democracy. Following a turbulent week of actions by Donald Trump and r... more
Doug Pagitt talks with Katie Gaddini about her new book, Esther's Army: The Christian Women Who Power The Christian Right.
For decades, political pundits on the Left have dismissed conservative Christian women as politically passive or brainwashed—v... more
On this episode of The Common Good, hosts Doug Pagitt and Robb Ryerse dive deep into a news cycle defined by manufactured distractions and hidden influences.
The conversation begins with a sober look at the geopolitical landscape, tracking the conti... more
Here is part 2 of the training we did for the Michigan Democratic Rural Caucus on Connecting with Faith Voters
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It’s a good premise but there’s way too much banter about nothing important. I got sick of trying to hunt for the good stuff. Also the host brags about not shopping at walmart, extravagant xmas gifts and other consumeristic values.
I love listening to this podcast because it is a great antidote to the extreme and un-Christ-like positions and behaviors I see in many of my fellow Christians. I have learned of and read some great books after hearing their authors interviewed here. But the interviews are more than just a plug; the conversations are in-depth and enlightening. Thank you, Doug Paget and VCG!
I'm a Christian who had stopped going to church manly because of conservative political opinions from fellow Parishioners; once I went to shake the hand of the person next to me as a brother in Christ, the person would not offer his hand and just said, “libatard.” I'm from a small town that mostly votes conservative because of my job. Most people know me, and thanks to Facebook, everyone knows I believe spending the amount of taxes we pay that goes to corporations vs. what amount of taxes promot... more
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A faith-forward political discussion that centers on how religious values intersect with current U.S. governance and civic life. Episodes mix sharp critiques of leadership with calls for accountability, coverage of impeachment and policy debates, and practical guidance for civic engagement, advocacy, and grassroots organizing. Across interviews and banter, the show blends theology, social justice, and public policy, often highlighting the role of faith communities in pursuing the common good and inviting listeners to participate in related events and actions. Noteworthy is the consistent emphasis on accountability from elected officials, transparent governance, and faith-informed civic responsibility, all delivered with personal storytellin... more
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Recent guests on The Common Good Podcast include:
1. Doug Pagitt
2. Kira Havens
3. Rich Logis
4. Vishu Asthana
5. Holly Berkley Fletcher
6. Brian Recker
7. Reverend Dr. DeWayne Davis
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