Reverend Virzola Law is the senior minister of the Northway Christian Church in Dallas, Texas. Here, she talks with George about her experience as a Christian in America, in light of recent events at the nation’s Capitol.

What are the specific traits of a Unitarian (as opposed to a Trinitarian), and what does it mean to be a Universalist who does not believe in hell? Hear from Reverend Daniel Kanter on how these traits translate into a social justice commitment here on earth.

Sikhism is the 5th largest religion in America with 1/2 a million Sikhs among us. Yet, it is mostly met with confusion. Let's hear from Harbhajan Singh Virdee about what this beautiful faith is all about.

Have you ever wondered how the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints fits with traditional Christian churches? Hear Mark Romney explain.

Imam Omar Suleiman speaks with George about Islamophobia in America and how last week’s attack on the Capitol is an experience Muslims know all too well.

Rabbi Nancy Kasten gives one perspective on what it is like to be Jewish in America, and how that perspective changed when she moved from Massachusetts to Texas.

Liz Theoharis is the co-chair of the Poor People's Campaign. She has a new book titled “Always With Us”, a reference to Jesus’ controversial quote: the poor you have with you always. Hear what she has to say about that quote, and what a life committed to eradicating poverty looks like.

Jason Coker is the national director of a program called Together We Hope, which is a rural development coalition that addresses poverty, especially in rural areas. He discusses (you guessed it) poverty in rural America: the history, the cause and how at the end of the day, it is political.

The name “Bonton Farms” is derivative of its location: a neighborhood nicknamed “bomb-town” because of the extreme racial terrorism it experienced in the mid 20th century. Daron Babcock is the executive director of the remarkable urban garden built in and for this community along the Trinity River.

Jeremy Everett has devoted his life to the causes of hunger and poverty. Listen to him explain why he was called to this work and what it really means to fix the systemic problems that lead to poverty.