Capitalocene vs. Anthropocene with Jason W. Moore and Joerg Rieger
In this episode, host Gabby Lisi talks with theologian Joerg Rieger and environmental historian Jason W. Moore about the Capitalocene—a way of understanding the climate crisis not as the fault of “hum...
15 Juli 1h 31min
Damon Garcia on Purpose, Work, and Life Beyond Capitalism
In this episode, host Gabby Lisi talks with author, speaker, content creator, and public theologian Damon Garcia about vocation, purpose, alienation, work, capitalism, and the liberating power of inte...
1 Juni 55min
The Cross and the Olive Tree: Cultivating Palestinian Theology with John and Samuel Munayer
In this powerful discussion, hosts George Schmidt and Gabriella Lisi speak with John and Samuel Munayer about their new book, The Cross and the Olive Tree: Cultivating Palestinian Theology Amid Gaza. ...
16 Apr 1h 20min
20 Minutes with Joerg Rieger: Deep Solidarity
Deep solidarity is not a warm sentiment or a “let’s all get along” slogan. It’s the kind of collective connection that makes the powerful nervous because it turns everyday shared pressure into organiz...
15 Mars 23min
20 Minutes with Joerg Rieger: Anthropocene Vs. Capitalocene
Blaming “humanity” for climate collapse feels intuitive, but it hides the real drivers. We sit down with Prof. Joerg Rieger to unpack why Anthropocene flattens responsibility and how Capitalocene offe...
16 Feb 20min
Climate Changed: Faith, Climate, And The Work Right Here (Podcast Swap)
George and I took a break this holiday season and gave the mic to another organization doing great work: BTS Center's Climate Changed Climate Changed is The BTS Center’s podcast. Well-crafted, warm...
19 Jan 1h 2min
Therapy, Neoliberalism, and the Social Roots of Distress with Bruce Rogers-Vaughn
In this episode, pastoral theologian and psychotherapist Dr. Bruce Rogers-Vaughn—pastoral theologian, clinician, and author of Caring for Souls in a Neoliberal Age—exposes how today’s mental-health sy...
7 Dec 20251h 14min
