Scott was joined by Advocacy Director Joshua Houston and Sarah Goetz and Patrick Grubel from Americans United for the Separation of Church and State to discuss religious freedom in a COVID-19 world, current SCOTUS cases and their amicus brief in Trump v Pennsylvania.

Scott was joined by Trinidad Ariztia, Program Director for Migration Policy with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America to discuss migration priorities in the 4th congressional stimulus and beyond.

Scott was joined by Anne Dunkelberg Associate Director of the Center for Public Policy Priorities to discuss their new report: " A Message for Governor Abbott: Recommended State Actions to Improve Access to COVID-19 Testing and Treatment"

Scott was joined by Susan W, an active member of Alcoholics Anonymous. Susan has been sober for almost 25 years and shared her experience with online meetings, and challenged congregations to promote online recovery programs during this period of isolation.

Scott talks with faith leaders about COVID-19 response and how their congregations are responding. Submit faith-community specific questions for state leaders to answer for next week's episode to [email protected]

This week, Scott is joined by Advocacy Director Josh Houston and Membership Director Emma Davis discuss the upcoming primary election and ways our membership can be engaged.

In this week's episode, Scott is joined by Doug Lewin to discuss the future of renewable energy in Texas.

In this week's episode, Scott is joined by Katharine Alva Tello, a Humphrey Fellow from Lima Peru and the Director of International Alliance Libelula Consulting talking about private sector climate action in Latin America and how Peru has responded to about 1 million Venezuelan refugees.

This week, Scott is joined by Bay Scoogin, Director for the Texas Public Interest Research Group (TexPIRG), to talk about public transportation and how smart investment and policy can translate to better outcomes for our environment.

Bishop Michael Rinehart of the ELCA Texas Louisiana Gulf Coast Synod joins the Weekly Witness conversation to talk about faith and public policy, refugees and why Texans of faith should engage in the policy process.