Black Power and Black Magic: An Esoteric History of the United States is the untold story of magic, its practitioners, and the power of local spirituality.
Lenny Duncan is on the vanguard of something. Follow along.
News at the intersection of Silicon Valley and democracy. On Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday at 5PM Pacific.
I've followed Casey Newton's coverage of tech platforms & democracy for years. Highly recommend if you want to be up to date on social media/tech's impact on governance & more.
We’re a nonprofit R&D lab that’s reimagining social media. Join us in building digital public spaces that connect people, embrace pluralism, and build community.
The Audio Insurgent is a periodic newsletter that covers the evolution and revolution of the spoken word audio industry today. We talk about podcasting, audiobooks, radio (both broadcast and streaming), and other related technologies.
Research and reflections on religion, racial justice, & the moral work of protecting democracy. Hosted by NYT bestselling author Robert P. Jones, president/founder of PRRI.
A place to imagine (a world) otherwise by the stories we share with each other. Looking at religion, race, (Asian American) culture. Talking church, faith, and spirituality. Engaging practices of belonging and solidarity.
Insight to help you understand and deconstruct Christian Fundamentalism in politics and culture. Healing from religious trauma. Author of A Well-Trained Wife and I Belong to Me.
Flux is a media platform for change, providing in-depth coverage of politics, religion, technology, and media.
We're all about empowering independent voices and telling stories that corporate media can't or won't see.
Lots of people want to change the world. But how does change happen? In this weekly podcast, host Matthew Sheffield and his guests explore the intersections and trends in politics, religion, technology, and media.
As a transgender American woman in a time of moral panic, Chrissy Stroop is one of society's current "bugbears." Here she publishes weekly musings connecting her reading and other cultural consumption to her thoughts on American society and more.
