I'm talking with Philip Yancey about his new memoir Where the Light Fell. We talk about our shared experience of growing up in the evangelical church,and the legacy of a fear-based faith and how to move towards grace. We also talk about racism within the church and the dynamics of denial around this within some Christian circles. Philip's new book is deeply personal and was an unflinching account of growing up evangelical. You can find it here.: . . .

Today I'm talking with Rafia Zakaria, author of Against White Feminism, about what white women must do to make the feminist movement in America truly intersectional. She has some amazing insights on how white privilege has infiltrated the feminist movement and shares her experiences as an immigrant woman of color and how the feminist movement alienated her. You can find her book here: https://amzn.to/3CNr9wT   . . .

  I'm talking with John Pavlovitz about his new book If God Is Love, Don't Be a Jerk:, which comes out tomorrow! We talk through our shared impulse to take our earrings off online sometimes, how we differentiate between fighting for justice and being a jerk, and our thoughts on the state of Christianity and how we are trying to right the ship. You can find his book here.   . . .

  I'm talking with Taylor Schumann, author of When Thoughts and Prayers Aren't Enough: A Shooting Survivor's Journey Into the Realities of Gun Violence, about her experience surviving a college campus shooting, her advice on advocating for sensible and safe gun control, and how she put her world back together when her prayers were not answered. You can find her book here. . . .