Degrowth and Catholic Social Teaching
Degrowth is becoming an important framework for thinking through capitalist production and consumption for the left, but what if Catholic social movements were already ahead of the curve on this one? ...
15 Apr 202353min
Hope, Utopia, and Resurrection
On this podcast, we talk a lot about the crucifixion but not much about resurrection. Since it's easter, we're changing that! This week we're discussing João Batista Libânio's essay Hope, Utopia, and ...
8 Apr 202358min
The Right to be Lazy
In the immortal words of Blink 182, "Work Sucks, I know." This week we're talking about Paul Lafargue's book The Right To Be Lazy and working through the mythology and moralism of labor!The Productivi...
2 Apr 20231h
Saint Oscar Romero and the Option for the Poor
March 24th was the feast day for Saint Oscar Romero and we're celebrating! This week we're talking about Romero's address, "The Political Dimension of Faith from the Perspective of the Option for the ...
26 Mar 20231h
Pope News: Pope Francis at 10 Years
This week we're diving into the discourse around Pope Francis' papacy at 10 years. Some people like him, some people don't like him. but the question that no one is asking is what do we think? Listen ...
19 Mar 202356min
Chat G-O-D
Ecclesiastes 3:1-8 says that "For everything there is a season, and a time for every matter under heaven." There's a time to talk about Marxism and a time to talk about queer theology. A time to talk ...
11 Mar 202351min
Queer Theology w/ Shannon Kearns & Brian Murphy
We've talked about Queer Theology a handful of times on the pod, but in this episode, we go a bit deeper with Shannon Kearns and Brian Murphy, two folks who are building and encouraging others to buil...
4 Mar 20231h 2min
Give Up the Blockade for Lent
You might have caught it on social media, but we're starting a letter-writing campaign for lent that calls on President Biden and Congressional representatives to remove Cuba from the State Sponsors o...
25 Feb 20231h 6min
