Yong says, “We think of the senses as passive intake valves: Light enters my eyes my ears are vessels for absorbing sound. (CNBC)Episode notes:NYT/Siena crosstabsWaPo’s Editorial Board opinionJonathan Chait’s essay for NY MagazineWisdom of Crowds’s podcast with Michael and Jane CoastonAlso, hey…if you’ve been a long-time reader of the Top 5 or listener to Wear is the Love, would you consider becoming a subscriber? Subscriptions help us a great deal! In return, we carefully curate your faith and politics news each week.The Top 5 articles for your week:“There are Trees in the Future, Or, A Case for Staying” (Protean Magazine)Because Lupita Limón Corrales asks, “If every place becomes any place, what difference does it make?”“What Counts As Seeing” (Orion Magazine)Because this is a delightful interview between Alice Wong and Ed Yong, a science journalist for The Atlantic, on his latest two books. President Biden will sign an Executive Order on climate programs in response to Manchin - and you’ll hear how we feel about the White House’s decision to split up prescription drugs and ACA extensions and climate/energy. Trump, voter issues, and generic congressional ballots. (NYT) The midterm polling has some super interesting nuggets around Biden v. Joe Manchin’s recent scuttling (over inflation concerns) of the last dregs of Build Back Better. Wear is the Love, Episode 29In this week’s episode, we discuss two things: the new NYT/Siena polling on the 2022 midterm election and Sen. #WearWeAre #politics #faith #faithandpolitics #religion #midterms #election #MichaelWear To our loyal listeners and subscribers, thanks for sticking with us! We hope our community will grow over the coming weeks and months.Īlso, join the conversation and follow us on: Expect more midterm coverage in the coming weeks, especially with our Morning 5 episodes each Monday-Thursday. In this episode, we introduce ourselves, introduce the podcast, and we give you a bird's eye view of the upcoming November midterm elections. We're thrilled to welcome new listeners to Wear We Are, a faith and politics pod, where you can expect expert political analysis on the news of the day and the big ideas and narratives going around in American (and sometimes global) politics, from two Christians who have worked in the civic arena for over a decade. In this week's episode, we have some exciting news! We have a new name! We have new artwork! We're on a new podcast network - That Sounds Fun Network! #WearWeAre #TheMorningFive #MorningFive #politics #faith #faithandpolitics #religion #midterms #election #MichaelWearĮpisode 30: We're back and ready to have fun! If you like this podcast or want to support us, make sure you subscribe and rate our show on your favorite platform. We love Anchor, our new platform, and you can become a direct supporter of this podcast.Įven better, head over to where we provide written weekly analysis on faith and politics. We hope this podcast brightens your week, takes the stress out of the news, and invites you to pray about our civic life. Usually, you can expect this show to last five minutes, but Michael had a bit more to cover today. The Morning Five is a great way to start your day with the news, and also asks you to invite Jesus into the news of the day. We’re back from a summer hiatus and so pleased to join That Sounds Fun Network. Welcome new listeners to The Morning Five, our Monday-Thursday podcast on Wear We Are. #WearWeAre #politics #faith #faithandpolitics #religion #christianity #policy #studentloandebtrelief #WhiteHouse #amazonpodcasts #MichaelWear Even better, head over to where we provide written weekly analysis on faith and politics.īecause of our re-launch, for a limited time, you can subscribe here with a special offer - 50% off an annual subscription - with this link: If you like this podcast or want to support our work, make sure you subscribe and rate our show on your favorite platform. We love Anchor, our new platform, and you can become a direct supporter of this podcast. That Sounds Fun podcast interview for Wear We Are: Article on Goldman Sachs and Bank of America economists' views: Is it progressive? Is it regressive? What about long-term implications? To wrap up, we discuss some of the common reactions from Christians we've seen on social media - and provide some cautions. But in this episode, we contend with the actual policy itself. You can listen to what we think about debt forgiveness more broadly in Episode 18. In this week's episode, we tackle the decision made by the White House this week on student loan debt forgiveness.
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