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Bart Ehrman, author of Jesus Before the Gospels: How the Earliest Christians Remembered, Changed and Invented Their Stories of the Savior joins us to discuss the way the science of memory can [...]

Joanna Brooks is the co-author of the new book Saving Alex, which tells the engrossing first-person story of Alex Cooper and the nightmare she faced after telling her Mormon parents she was gay [...]

The political campaign has helped expose long-hidden racist impulses among some members of the electorate. a coalition of African American Clergy, including our guest Rev. Derrick Harkins is [...]

The fight for the “evangelical” vote is stronger than ever. Rabbi Jack Moline is the President of Interfaith Alliance and a long-time advocate on Constitutional issues. He’ll sit down with Welton [...]

The Washington Post has a reputation for insightful, meaningful content- and columnist EJ Dionne exemplifies this political savvy. He’ll join us this week to walk us through his latest book, Why [...]

Our first guest is a veteran of several presidential campaigns- but has even he seen a campaign season this crazy? Greg Lebel is an assistant professor of political management at The George [...]

We didn’t believe it was possible, but in the last few weeks religion has gained an even more prominent role in the 2016 race for the White House. Rev. Dr. David Gushee is a Distinguished [...]

Susan Jacoby is the program director of the New York Branch of the Center for Inquiry. She’ll join us to walk through her new book Strange Gods: A Secular History of Conversion, a fascinating [...]

Interfaith Alliance has continually tracked “religious freedom” legislation. It’s obvious that these bills only duplicate existing constitutional protections, while enabling individuals, [...]

Since retiring as the Episcopal Bishop of Newark, NJ in 2000, the Rt. Rev. John Shelby Spong has kept up a busy schedule of travel, public appearances, writing – and challenging longstanding [...]