2010

Everything Old is New Again?  Welton talks to Religion News Service Editor Kevin Eckstrom about RNS’ year-end roundup of the top religion news stories of 2010.  Kevin published a list that [...]

Rev. Joseph Tolton, Pastor of Rehoboth Temple in New York City and a human rights activist, on his recent trip to Uganda to better understand Ugandan Member of Parliament David Bahati’s [...]

This weekend;  three perspectives on the impact of the military’s “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” policy, and the potential impact of repeal.  You’ll hear from: [...]

Nicole Greenfield, a freelance writer and contributor to Religion Dispatches, on former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin’s appeal, in great part based on “American Exceptionalism,” the intersection of [...]

David Campbell, co-author of a new book surveying religion in American politics and American life, “American Grace: How Religion Divides and Unites Us.”  He is the John Cardinal [...]

Chris Stedman, the Managing Director of State of Formation, a new initiative at the Journal of Inter-Religious Dialogue.  Chris also serves on the Leadership Team of the Common Ground Campaign, a [...]

Haroon Moghul, Executive Director of The Maydan Institute, which works to build understanding between Muslims and the West, on the significance of Oklahoma recently passing a law forbidding the [...]

Remembering friend of the show Ted Sorenson,  speech writer to President John F Kennedy. Examining the Tea Party’s policies and convictions with Greg labelle, professor of political [...]

Mary Helen Stefaniak, on her new novel, The Cailiffs of Baghdad, Georgia. The book tells the story of Gladys Cailiff, 11, growing up in Depression-era Threestep, Ga., and her teacher, Miss [...]

Jeff Sharlet, Assistant Professor of English at Dartmouth College, returns for the second installment of an interview focusing on his new book, C Street – The Fundamentalist Threat to American [...]