The New Evangelicals' creator Tim Whitaker stops by to talk about the rise of Christian Nationalism, masculinity and evangelicalism, and the future of the US.

Learn more about him on socials at @timwhitakerspeaks

or www.thenewevangelicals.com

Cailan Cordwell, Program Manager and Workshop Coordinator at Borderlinks in Tucson, Arizona. We discuss the border wall, the exploitation of foreign labor by US-owned companies in Mexico, the impact of DHS and ICE on employment and labor rights in the border area, and more.

Learn more at borderlinks.com

I chat with Kris Fuhr and Lt Col (Ret.) Jess Ruttenberg, military veterans and co-founders of Women in Service Coalition, Inc. (WISCI), focusing on the representation and challenges faced by women in the military. We discuss the erasure of women's accomplishments, the impact of the current administration on military roles for women, and the documentary 'The Fight' that highlights the experiences of women in combat arms.

Learn more about them at https://www.wiscimil.org/

Heather White, an author and environmental advocate, addresses the impact of climate change on public lands, becoming politically engaged, and the importance of 'greening' our eating habits.

Check her out on heatherwhite.com

Angela Naomi and Shae Diehl, veteran women of the US Navy, stop by to talk about the birth of Combat Coven, a group that provides a safe space for military members to explore diverse spiritual practices. The discussion also addresses the impact of the past year on spiritual practitioners and the concept of a 'death cult' within Christian nationalism.

Check them out on Facebook, Combat Coven.

I chat with Andrew Seidel, Director of Americans United for Separation of Church & State and also oversees the Freedom from Religion Foundation. We chat Christian Nationalism, the National Prayer Breakfast, his books, and more.

See more from Andrew here https://andrewlseidel.com/

Elizabeth Dempsey Beggs, a New Deal Dem candidate for Virginia's First Congressional District, shares her military experience, thoughts on immigration and Christian Nationalism, and the importance of addressing the working class in the tax code.

Learn more at elizabethforvirigina.com

I chat with Amy Rae Pearson -- educator, traveler, poet, and author of '100 Days of Solitude.' She talks about her experience in Japan and spending 100 days, alone, in the Bob Marshall Wilderness serving the US Forest Service.

Buy her book '100 Days of Solitude' at Montana local bookstores or online.

I chat with Wayne Finegar of the Quaker House about the Quaker history and community, conscientious objection, and the US/Israel military conflict in Iran.

www.quakerhouse.org

I chat with Reilly Neill, US Senate (MT) Candidate about farming, impact of tariffs on agriculture, election integrity and voter registration, AI data centers and water usage, ICE and immigration issues, and healthcare and universal coverage.

Learn more about Reilly https://reillyformontana.com