Episodes

How America’s deepening political polarization is threatening the fabric of democracy.

A Lutheran pastor explores whether Gen Z is experiencing a quiet spiritual awakening — and what the church must do differently to meet them where they are.

A Lutheran pastor discusses the ”three-quarter life crisis,” and how churches can better care for and value their older members.

When the federal government began arresting legal refugees in Minnesota, faith communities across the state stepped up in surprising ways.

David Swanson discusses the role of protest within the Christian faith.

I speak with Wes Granberg-Michelson about the essential link between spirituality and social justice in today's political climate, looking at the urgency for faith communities to act while remaining grounded in spiritual practices. Drawing from his book, "The Soul Work of Justice", Wes advocates for...

Trump 2.0 is different than Trump 1.0.

Rachel Pieh Jones joins to talk about the importance of potlucks in Minneapolis during a time of division. Drawing from her experiences in Djibouti and Somaliland, Rachel discusses how communal meals can bridge diverse communities and foster empathy, particularly amid the challenges faced by immigra...