A podcast dedicated to long-form discussions with important public figures on the issues of the day. Hosted by Orry Phillips.
In this episode, Taylor Schumann stops by to talk about her new book and her experience with the issue of gun violence in America.
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In this episode, Asma Uddin stops by to talk about "The Politics of Vulnerability", polarization in religious circles, and more.
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Dr. Daniel Bennett (Associate Professor of Political Science at John Brown University) stops by to talk about the Biden administration's first two months and the administration's response to a variety of big issues, such as the border and the debate around gun control in the United States.
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In this episode, Justin Giboney (co-founder of The AND Campaign) stops by to talk about his work, political engagement in a polarized world, escaping intellectually lazy partisanship, and more.
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Andrew Walker (Associate Professor of Christian Ethics at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary) stops by to talk to Orry about a variety of topics, such as religious liberty, abortion, the rise of secularization in America, and more.
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In this episode, Dr. Ryan Burge (Assistant Professor of Political Science at Eastern Illinois University) stops by to talk about his new book and discuss the "nones".
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Orry welcomes Casey Mattox (Senior Fellow, Charles Koch Institute) to the show to talk about free speech issues in the United States.
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Dr. Kristin Kobes Du Mez (Professor of History and Gender Studies at Calvin University) stops by to talk about her new book Jesus and John Wayne: How White Evangelicals Corrupted a Faith and Fractured a Nation, as well as the complex nature of the evangelical right, and more.
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Orry welcomes Dr. Keith Whittington to the show to talk about the recent impeachment trial of Donald Trump, as well as the complicated issues related to the pursuit of free speech on college campuses.
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Aaron Griffith (Assistant Professor of History at Sattler College) stops by to talk to Orry about the relationship between evangelical Christianity and the United States criminal justice reform.
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Dr. Daniel Bennett stops by to talk to Orry about various topics, including the attack on the Capitol, the Georgia run-offs, election conspiracy theories, and the incoming Biden administration.
In this episode, Orry talks to Shadi Hamid and Matthew Kaemingk about The God-Shaped Hole in Our Politics and the state of political discourse in the United States, as well as the recent news surrounding the election.
In this episode, Dr. Janine Parry (Political Scientist, Director of Arkansas Poll) stops by to talk about the Arkansas Poll and the election results both nationally and in the state of Arkansas.
Noel Bouché (Vision Advocate, pureHOPE) stops by to talk to Orry about his advocacy for victims of human trafficking, as well as the concepts of brokenness and seeking.
In this episode, Arkansas Congressman Steve Womack (R) stops by to talk about his experience working in politics and his thoughts on some of the country's pressing issues.
In this episode, Orry talks to Arkansas 3rd District Congressional candidate Celeste Williams (D) about the election, COVID-19, the Supreme Court, and more.
In this episode, Orry sits down with conservative radio host and bestselling author Eric Metaxas to talk about the question, "Should Christians vote for Trump?"
In this episode, Kristin Higgins (President of Arkansas Press Women) stops by to talk about the issues on the ballot in Arkansas, as well as the importance of student media in covering the 2020 election.
In this episode, Emily Branum stops by to talk about Loves Activates Action and their protest of John Brown University's "Should Christians Vote for Trump?" event due to the university's invitation to conservative radio host Eric Metaxas.
David French (Senior Editor, The Dispatch) joins The Conversation to talk to Orry about Trump, religious liberty, polarization, race in America, and more.