In this engaging discussion, Monica Coleman, an Associate Professor at Claremont School of Theology, joins Doug Pagitt and Julie Clawson to dive deep into process theology. They explore the challenges of religious pluralism and the importance of inclusive communities. The trio also tackles ethical consumerism in the chocolate industry, advocating for conscious choices. Additionally, they discuss how language shapes our understanding of God, emphasizing the need for inclusive metaphors and gendered language that resonates with contemporary faith practices.

Julie Clawson, an insightful author known for exploring cultural narratives, discusses her book on the Hunger Games, challenging listeners to reflect on the series' deeper themes of suffering and societal violence. Joining her is Tony Jones, the self-appointed Sr. Deacon, who tackles evolving concepts of atonement in modern Christianity. Their engaging conversation critiques traditional views and emphasizes the importance of community, resistance to injustice, and innovative theological perspectives that resonate with today’s social issues.