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Welcome to Not At The Dinner Table: Politics & Religion with Patrick & Seth. Join us as we talk through a wide host of issues concerning politics and religion. With occasional guests and friends stopping in, we can’t wait for you to pull up a chair with us for conversations about things that would never be safe to bring up at your family dinner table!
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We’re back!!! In this episode, we explore everything that’s happened in the 2024 presidential election cycle. Giving you analysis and summary so you’re caught up in the final days before Election Day. We also talk about a very political movie that’s not actually that political.
In this episode, we discuss the politics and spectacle of Taylor Swift and all of the poets she tortures on the way (?) The successes, dangers, and ups and downs of her career and platform. We also discuss the musical biopic trend and its many facts and fictions. Thanks for tuning in!
In this, our 50th episode!!!! We talk about the history and politics of country music over the past 100 years and the good, bad, and ugly of race, politics, and country music. Also we talk about a massive sci fi Movie that’s not Dune (we swear). Thank you for 4 years and 50 episodes of conversations and growth!!!
In this episode we dig into the politics and religion of DUNE both the books and the movies and all they have to say to our current political climate. Thanks for listening!
In this most special episode we share the dinner table with Destyn Land to talk about masculinity. He creates content about rethinking manhood and shares so many insightful thoughts and stories about the way faith and politics intersect with masculinity. Also the highest recommend in movie corner history! Thanks for listening!
In this special episode, we have Chloe Guillot on to talk about their journey of activism for and with the LGBTQ+ community at Christian universities. We also talk about the most popular movie from last year with all its triumphs and limitations. Thanks for listening!
In this episode, we have Benjamin Donaldson on the show to talk about the journey of leaving Christianity. We also discuss an excellent movie with branching timelines. Listen to the end for a special song from Benjamin!
In this episode, we talk with our friend Jesse Brown, a local recently elected Indianapolis City County Council member! We get to explore Jesse’s motivations, how he ran his campaign, and practical ways we can all make a difference in our communities. We also explore the latest Scorsese movie in the McManus Movie Corner. Thanks for listening! To learn more about Jesse, visit www.jesseforindy.com
In this follow-up episode to last week, we explore further the history of Israel and Palestine from World War 2 til present day. Patrick shared some of his knowledge and information to further demystify recent and past history in the Middle East. Thanks for listening! Show citations: -The Palestine-Israel Conflict: A Basic Introduction by Gregory Harms & Todd Ferry -The Israel Lobby and U.S. Foreign Policy by John Mearsheimer & Stephen Walt -When the Rain Returns: Toward Justice and Reconciliation in Palestine and Israel, published by the American Friends Service Committee -https://world101.cfr.org/understanding-international-system/conflict/israeli-palestinian-conflict-timeline
In this premier episode of season 4, we begin a conversation on the history of the geographical regions of the world known as Israel and Palestine today. Patrick helps to use his political science knowledge to demystify the context of recent events in the Middle East. This is the first of two parts, so make sure to tune in next week to hear the rest of the conversation. Thanks for listening! Show citations: -The Palestine-Israel Conflict: A Basic Introduction by Gregory Harms & Todd Ferry -The Israel Lobby and U.S. Foreign Policy by John Mearsheimer & Stephen Walt -When the Rain Returns: Toward Justice and Reconciliation in Palestine and Israel, published by the American Friends Service Committee -https://world101.cfr.org/understanding-international-system/conflict/israeli-palestinian-conflict-timeline
With a new movie out, everyone is suddenly talking about human trafficking. We wanted to add some helpful insight and explore what the reality of human trafficking is today and what we can do about it, apart from political weaponry and Hollywood profiteering. Please look into Rapha International and International Justice Mission as further resources! Article quotes from Rapha: https://rapha.org/blog/sound-of-freedom-statement Article quoted on Sound of Freedom: https://www.sltrib.com/opinion/2023/07/25/robert-gehrke-tim-ballards-story/
In this episode, we are joined by our friend Lacey to talk about the life and legacy of Fred Rogers, or Mr. Rogers, the creator of a new world for children’s media. Enjoy learning about a good person (for once) and a special thanks to Lacey for sharing so much with us!
In this episode, we talk about climate change. Is it real, and if so what can we do about it? Does religion affect the climate? And why is the climate so political? Discussions on this and more in this episode. Please rate the show on Apple Podcasts and Spotify if you’re able and thank you for listening!
In this episode we get URBAN and talk about the good, bad, and ugly of cities. How racism, politics, religion, and climate impact shape and make cities and why cities matter to our understanding of humanity. Enjoy the listen!
In this episode, we dive into what’s brewing for the 2024 election. Patrick shares some HOT TAKES and we make predictions that might put you at ease, or give you increased existential dread. Take a listen to find out! Please consider giving us a rating on Apple Podcasts and Spotify and thanks for listening!
In this episode, Seth shared some learnings from his second visit to South Africa, exploring the deeper story of South Africa and the challenges and opportunities it has today.
In this episode, we explore theologies of liberation: where they come from and how they’ve impacted faith and Christianity. We hope this episode changes how you think about God, history, and the world!
In this episode, we build on the perspectives of Panpsychism and explore Process Theology and the claims it makes about God, Humanity, and the Universe.
In this episode the first of two parts, we explore the philosophy of Panpsychism and it’s implication on our understanding of the universe and the nature of consciousness. Yeah, it might blow your mind, but that’s why you should listen!
In this episode, we unpack and explore the recent Asbury Revival and try to understand if it was righteous or rotten. Patrick and Seth both share their personal connections to the situation and share what’s good, bad, and ugly about a revival in 2023. Thanks for tuning in!
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