In this episode we talk about Ryan Coogler's 2025 movie Sinners. We liked it so much we just had to to devote an hour to it. We talk about community, whether whiteness and Christianity are vampiric, and how something that turned out horrible can also be remembered as one of the best things in your life.

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We're still around! Beth has been out of commission for a while, for reasons that we'll talk about in this episode. We talk about pain, suffering, and what it's good for -- or whether it's even a good question to ask what it's good for. We talk about our particular experiences of suffering and how faith figures in.

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In this episode we look back on 2024 (and 4 months of 2025). From the book Circle of Hope to the election, to Beth's mom, we take stock of the past year and some change and also talk about some stuff that we haven't had a chance to yet, including Luigi Mangione, the Trump presidency, and the Superbowl.

You can find Jon Olshefski's *Without Arrows* here on PBS (https://www.pbs.org/independentlens/documentaries/without-arrows/)

Support *Keep the Faith*, Greg Loring Albright's game, at https://cmichpress.com/product/keep-the-faith/

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In this episode, Beth reads us the eulogy she wrote for her mom, and we talk about grief, death, and making meaning out of loss.

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We sit down with Delwin Fiddler Jr., Lakota member and grass dancer, and Jon Olshefski, Director, to talk about Delwin and Jon's documentary about him and his family, *Without Arrows.*

In Without Arrows, Delwin Fiddler Jr. returns to his Cheyenne River Reservation to take up the task of protecting his Lakota heritage, and follows his journey from 2011 to 2023. What's it like to have that kind of responsibility, and what was it like making the movie? We chat with Delwin and Jon about that and more in this episode of Color Correction!

Without Arrows premieres on Independent Lens January 13. Watch on the PBS app

starting at 10/9c.

https://www.withoutarrows.com/

Check out Delwin's organization, Paza Tree, at pazatree.org.

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In memory of Beth's mom, Greta Stewart, who just passed away, we're releasing this compilation of the times she appeared on Color Correction. This is from Minisodes "Beth and Greta," and "Beth and Greta Again," and from "Episode 62: Fireworks."

We are incredibly grateful to have known Greta and be loved by her and have these recordings.

We take a look at the election results and ask ourselves how do we face what's next? What do we do in the face of death and suffering, and how does faith help?

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Beth got hit by a car y'all. In this episode talks about her near death experience and how it's changed her perspective on life.

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In this episode we pretend to be right wing radio hosts and just straight up read excerpts from the New York Times. What do reviews of Eliza Griswold's book, Circle of Hope, say about the reviewer, and what's it like to have newspapers treat you like a fictional character in a novel?

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We sit down with Pulitzer Prize winning writer and journalist Eliza Griswold to talk to her about the new book she wrote about us (or rather, the church we used to be a part of). How do you make sense of a tragedy like the loss of a beloved community? What was it like to immerse herself into the church just as the pandemic was kicking off, and what's it like to read about yourself in the pages of a book?

Find out all that and more in this episode of Color Correction!

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You can follow Eliza's reporting on the New Yorker (https://www.newyorker.com/contributors/eliza-griswold) or on instagram @elizagriswoldauthor. Circle of Hope, her newest book, will be coming out August 6th, 2024, available wherever books are sold (https://bookshop.org/p/books/circle-hope-justice-and-heartbreak-in-an-american-church-eliza-griswold/20374714?ean=9780374601683)!

Also, if you want more information about voting with a criminal conviction, the ACLU has some handy info you can check out here: https://www.aclupa.org/en/know-your-rights/voting-criminal-conviction