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What's it like to be a Unitarian Universalist in America? with Reverend Daniel Kanter

Faith, Religious Liberty, interfaith, multifaithGood God ProjectFebruary 4, 2021American Faith

What's it like to be Sikh in America? with Harbhajan Singh Virdee

Faith, Religious Liberty, interfaith, multifaithGood God ProjectJanuary 28, 2021American Faith

What's it like to be Mormon in America? with Mark Romney

Faith, Religious LibertyGood God ProjectJanuary 21, 2021American Faith

What's it like to be Muslim in America? with Imam Omar Suleiman

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What's it like to be Jewish in America? with Rabbi Nancy Kasten

anti-semitism, Faith, Judaism, Religious Liberty, interfaithGood God ProjectJanuary 7, 2021American Faith

Liz Theoharis of the Poor People's Campaign

Liz Theoharis is the co-chair of the Poor People's Campaign. She has a new book titled “Always With Us”, a reference to Jesus’ controversial quote: the poor you have with you always. Hear what she has to say about that quote, and what a life committed to eradicating poverty looks like.

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Jason Coker on rural poverty in America

Jason Coker is the national director of a program called Together We Hope, which is a rural development coalition that addresses poverty, especially in rural areas. He discusses (you guessed it) poverty in rural America: the history, the cause and how at the end of the day, it is political.

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Daron Babcock of Bonton Farms

The name “Bonton Farms” is derivative of its location: a neighborhood nicknamed “bomb-town” because of the extreme racial terrorism it experienced in the mid 20th century. Daron Babcock is the executive director of the remarkable urban garden built in and for this community along the Trinity River.

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Jeremy Everett gave all his possessions to the homeless

Jeremy Everett has devoted his life to the causes of hunger and poverty. Listen to him explain why he was called to this work and what it really means to fix the systemic problems that lead to poverty.

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Rabbi David Gruber on solving homelessness

Rabbi David Gruber of Metro Dallas Homeless Alliance has a transformative policy to end homelessness, and it begins with a home.

poverty, Social justice, homelessness, Judaism, multifaithGood God ProjectOctober 15, 2020Poverty

Alan Cohen on child poverty

Alan Cohen—president and CEO of Child Poverty Action Lab—has a goal to cut child poverty in Dallas by 50% in twenty years. Hear the plan, the data and the steps you can take to help.

poverty, children, Social justiceGood God ProjectOctober 13, 2020Poverty

Michael Horne believes no one should be left out of health care

Michael Horne is the President and CEO of the Parkland Foundation at Parkland Hospital, a public hospital specializing in the belief that no one should be left out of care.

poverty, health careGood God ProjectOctober 8, 2020Poverty

Craig Antico is wiping out $1B worth of medical debt!

Craig Antico, once the guy collecting your medical debt, is now the one erasing it. Hear his story, along with an exciting announcement from our parent organization, Faith Commons!

Faith, povertyGood God ProjectOctober 6, 2020Poverty

Jen Hatmaker talks risking it all for the sake of your neighbor

Prolific author, co-pastor and equality activist, Jen Hatmaker bonds with George Mason over their paralleled experience becoming LGBTQ affirming at their churches.

Faith, Race, COVID-19, Media, Social justice, equality, women's rightsGood God ProjectSeptember 17, 2020Bonus Episodes

Robert P. Jones on the white fundamentalist movement as a reaction to civil rights

Robert P. Jones is the author of two important books about race, The End Of White Christian America and White Too Long. He and George talk about segregation in the south, and how the civil rights movement was the unspoken influence of fundamental Christian ideologies.

RaceGood God ProjectSeptember 2, 2020Race

Interfaith Friendship with Omar Suleiman

What makes Imam Omar Suleiman and Reverend George Mason such good friends? The two reflect on their roles as faith leaders amidst the police brutality of the last decade and the effect it has had on their interfaith friendships. Whether it’s offering a shoulder for each others’ sorrow when their global communities are attacked, or working as co-conspirators for justice, Omar and George are an example for everyone on how to join hands with your interfaith allies and power up in the pursuit of peace.

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Michael Sorrell on the racial and economic disparities infecting our nation

Michael Sorrell on everything from the issues in the higher education model, the tragic racial disparities revealed by COVID-19, and that campus football field he turned into a farm.

Education, Faith, Race, COVID-19Good God ProjectAugust 20, 2020Race