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PEP Talk: "He Gets Us," but they don't get it's NOT a PR problem
It's a sin problem, not a[n ad] spend problem.
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✍🏻| Erin In The Morning: First Period Anti-Trans Legislative Risk Assessment Map
A very valuable resource has been provided here. First Period Anti-Trans Legislative Risk Assessment MapnullErin In The Morning
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❌ | From the Archive: Talking Burnout with Anne Helen Petersen
As winter continues, I’m not quite struggling with burnout but with rhythm. That includes podcasting and writing. So it felt right to re-release this episode. In this episode from 2020, I chat with Anne Helen Petersen about her book Can't Even: How Millennials Became the Burnout Generation
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PEP Talk: On Tim Keller's latest Atlantic piece
Revival shouldn't happen without reckoning.
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❌ | New ep: Potential Futures for Spirituality with Kevin Garcia
A chill conversation with Kevin.
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❌From the Archive: God, Human, Animal, Machine with Meghan O'Gieblyn
And a live event in Philadelphia on 2/11/23!
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📚The Comfort of Fictional Religions: Bokononism, a useful religion founded on lies
Vonnegut's hopeful humanist fatalism
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PEP Talk 1/23/23
Riffing on things.
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❌ New ep: Teddy Wilson on nationalist movements, the J6 & J8 insurrections, and more
This week I was joined by from to discuss his experience covering the radical right. We talk about how important language is when identifying and discussing various groups, the transnational nature of nationalist movements, what we know about the Brazil insurrection so far—and finally, how “progressive” movements can respond
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❌ New ep: The Comfort of Fictional Religions
When technical glitches mess w/ release schedules, you have to get creative.
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✍🏻+📱| Paleofuture: Watch a Cranky Marshall McLuhan Explain the Future of Ads and the Internet in 1966
This section is named after a McLuhan axiom, so it’s only appropriate that I share this article from Matt Novak over at Paleofuture. From the article: “You might say that you are working on a history of Egyptian arithmetic. You know a bit of Sanskrit, you are qualified in
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✍🏻| A Public Witness: "Christian Nationalism Invades Brazil."
Christian Nationalism Invades BrazilA violent mob, full of people who refuse to believe their presidential candidate lost, stormed their nation’s capital on a January day of fury. But this time it wasn’t in Washington, D.C. On Sunday (Jan. 8), thousands of supporters of now-former Brazilian President Jair