Bishop William Barber

Join Bishop William Barber, an advocate for social justice, and Father Greg Boyle, founder of Homeboy Industries, as they confront the dangerous rise of Christian nationalism and its implications for democracy. They emphasize the importance of compassion and inclusivity within Christianity, challenging extremist ideologies that distort its core teachings. Listeners will be inspired by discussions on moral fusion politics, the transformative power of community action, and the urgent call for justice in the face of societal oppression.

Sarah Lee Whitson, Executive Director of DAWN and co-author of a pivotal book on Israel-Palestine issues, dives into the ramifications of the Trump–MBS meeting, emphasizing the need to end occupation for true democracy. Dean Fulahan, incoming NYC first deputy mayor, outlines his administration's ambitious affordability agenda, tackling rent freezes and universal child care while navigating Albany's politics. Bishop William Barber passionately connects ICE raids with systemic policy failures and calls for multiracial solidarity and grassroots organizing to drive moral change.

The podcast discusses the Poor People's Campaign and the need for economic justice, as well as the shift of the Republican Party towards politics over problem-solving. Topics include Mitch McConnell's legacy, Trump's manipulative strategies, and Republican hypocrisy on IVF support.