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Indie Reads Aloud: A Storytelling PodcastEpisode #209 Joyce Yarrow and "Zahara and The Lsot Books of Light"In this fast-paced, suspenseful novel, journalist Alienor Crespo discovers a trove of irreplaceable books rescued from the flames of the Spanish Inquisition. Using her gift of second sight, Alienor exploits her knowledge of the past and present to confront extremists, who are bent on destroying all evidence of harmony between Christians, Muslims, and Jews in Medieval Spain. The future of the underground library of Zahara is at stake as well as the lives of its protectors. Hailed as a dazzling journey through time, Zahara and the Lost Books of Light will hold you spellbound until the end. A...2025-04-2528 min
When We DisagreeChallenging AuthorityKathryn Joyce, a philosopher and civil discourse director at Ohio State University, recalls a memorable clash with a college professor over unfair tests—an early lesson in the challenges of pushing back against authority. Now an educator herself, she teaches students to hold powerful people accountable with humility and care. For Joyce, civil discourse isn’t about winning arguments. It’s about fostering fairness, connection, and dialogue, especially across power divides. Still, she cautions: not every conversation is worth having—discernment matters just as much as empathy.Tell us your argument stories! Email guest and topic...2025-04-1625 min
Adoption RetoldAdoption and Economics, with Colin FaganWe most often talk about adoption from the perspectives of those most directly involved: birth families, adoptees, and adoptive families. We may even include the agencies, social workers, lawyers, and others close to the process. But what happens when we zoom out further and examine adoption as a complex system involving market forces and pervasive attitudes of cultural, religious, and racial superiority? Today, we speak with Anglican deacon, adoptee, and member of the Faith Collective for Truth and Healing, Colin Fagan, and take a deep dive into the structural underbelly and economic realities of the adoption system, especially as...2025-04-1057 min
Inform Your ResistanceLeading in Resistance: Three Decades of Fighting Authoritarian and Supremacist Forces, A Conversation with Tarso Luís RamosIn this episode, Koki interviews PRA’s former Executive Director Tarso Luís Ramos, who stepped down from his role in December 2024 after nearly two decades at the helm of the organization. With over 30 years of experience working, researching, and leading in the Fight the Right sector, Tarso has had an indelible impact in the social justice Left, informing the ongoing and evolving fight against White, Christian, patriarchal supremacy. In our conversation, he reflects on the fascinating ways that the terrain of contestation between Left and Right has shifted over three decades, what this evolution tells us about the pos...2025-02-0652 minInform Your ResistanceLeading in Resistance: Three Decades of Fighting Authoritarian and Supremacist Forces, A Conversation with Tarso Luís RamosIn this episode, Koki interviews PRA’s former Executive Director Tarso Luís Ramos, who stepped down from his role in December 2024 after nearly two decades at the helm of the organization. With over 30 years of experience working, researching, and leading in the Fight the Right sector, Tarso has had an indelible impact in the social justice Left, informing the ongoing and evolving fight against White, Christian, patriarchal supremacy. In our conversation, he reflects on the fascinating ways that the terrain of contestation between Left and Right has shifted over three decades, what this evolution tells us about the pos...2025-02-0652 min
Palm Court PodcastMaking Sense of the New College Story with Investigative Journalist Kathryn Joyce In this episode of Palm Court Podcast, we talk with journalist Kathryn Joyce about the state of public education in Florida. Joyce, an investigative editor at In These Times and author of two books on the Christian right, discusses her background and interest in the right-wing political movement’s influence on education. Her recent article, The New College Gambit, chronicles the New College story and forms the foundation of the conversation in this episode. We discuss the right-wing takeover of New College, a small public liberal arts college in Florida, and the implications for highe...2025-01-2033 min
MinistryWatch PodcastEp. 428: Joyce Meyer Leaves Daystar, Financial Lessons From a Florida Church, Remembering “Coach Mac”On today’s program, Joyce Meyer joins a slew of popular televangelists who have pulled their programs from Daystar Television Network amid accusations the network’s president Joni Lamb covered up the sexual abuse of her granddaughter. We’ll have details.
Also, a long-time employee of a Florida church was sentenced to 2 years in prison for embezzling almost $1 million…the church is speaking out now with lessons it has learned. We’ll take a look.
And, legendary coach and founder of Promise Keepers, Bill McCartney, has died after a long battle with dementia. At its height in the 1990s, Promise Keepers dr...2025-01-1725 min
The BackstoryAdam Federman, Tanvi Misra, and Kathryn Joyce: Reporting on the Second Trump AdministrationAs we head into Donald Trump’s second presidential term, we sat down with three of Type’s past reporters to discuss what we can expect from the upcoming administration, what it was like reporting on the first Trump term, and how reporters can prepare for Trump’s aggressive stance towards the media.
Adam Federman is a reporting fellow for Type Investigations and has been reporting on the environment and government policy on energy and public lands for over a decade. Tanvi Misra is a former Ida B. Wells fellow and immigration journalist who recently published an investigation into Border Patrol...2025-01-1745 min
Common Home TV: Questions for the Modern WorldChurch, Fame, and Influence: The Rise of the Celebrity CatholicWelcome to Questions for the Modern World. In this episode, we’re thrilled to be joined by Kathryn Joyce, a renowned investigative journalist and adjunct lecturer in political science at Brooklyn College. Formerly a reporter with Type Investigations and Salon, Kathryn has served as a contributing editor at The New Republic and a contributing writer at Highline. Her work has appeared in acclaimed publications such as Vanity Fair, The New York Times Magazine, Mother Jones, The Marshall Project, Pacific Standard, Wired, The Nation, and many others.
Today, we explore the intersection of faith, fame, and influence, dissecting he...2025-01-0754 min
The Watchung Booksellers PodcastEpisode 17: Featured Event with Joyce MaynardIn this episode of the Watchung Booksellers Podcast, authors Joyce Maynard and Alice Elliott Dark rejoice in the launch of Maynard's latest novel How the Light Gets In, recorded in-store at Watchung Booksellers.Joyce Maynard has been publishing bestselling, literary books that shine a light on forbidden subjects for more than fifty years. She is the author of twelve previous novels and five books of nonfiction, as well as the syndicated column Domestic Affairs. Her bestselling memoir, At Home in the World, has been translated into sixteen languages. Her novels To Die For and Labor D...2024-08-2050 min
Something We Read5: I Am Homeless if This Is Not My Home by Lorrie MooreThis month's book: I Am Homeless if This Is Not My Home by Lorrie MooreSome quick notes/corrections:Finn is from Illinois The body farm is in Tennessee The mysterious boarder is PRO-secessionistLinks you might want:The Locavore Variety Store (& The Locavore Guide)Fourth Wing by Rebecca Yarros All The Colors of the Dark by Chris Whitaker Romola by George Eliot Poetry Foundation, Poem of the DayCorner Bookstore!! ...2024-08-0648 min
Book Club with BenefitsChapter 30 - The Mollys Go To RomConAfter a brief summer hiatus the Mollys are BACK!! In this week’s book club, the Mollys talk about Honey & Spice by Bolu Babalola. Join the Molly’s as they gush about a book they’ve both loved for years, catch up with them on their re-read experiences, and hear their thoughts on the incredibly high bar this book’s leading man sets (love you Malakai)! Stick around to listen to the Mollys thoughts on fan art, enjoy a brand new segment, and hear Molly Read’s alarmingly, tooth-achingly sweet edition of Anatomy Class. All that and more in Chapter 30...2024-07-171h 21
Adoption UncoveredInvestigating International Adoption has a lot to Teach Us.There are many Christians in the world of adoption and many of them do wonderful work supporting foster families, and foster children, and making sure children outside of the country who need homes can access them. Some families within Evangelical Christianity have developed adoption practices that attracted the interest of investigative journalist and author Kathryn Joyce. Her book “The Child Catchers” highlights cautionary tales of what can happen if the needs of children and first families are put aside to benefit families willing to pay money to grow their families. This interview and Kathryn’s book include many invitations to spa...2024-05-0137 minAdoption UncoveredInvesting International Adoption has a lot to Teach Us.
There are many Christians in the world of adoption and many of them do wonderful work supporting foster families, and foster children, and making sure children outside of the country who need homes can access them. Some families who call themselves Evangelical Christians are people who attracted the interest of investigative journalist and author Kathryn Joyce. Her book "The Child Catchers" highlights cautionary tales of what can happen if the needs of children and first families are put aside to benefit families willing to pay money to grow their families. This interview and Kathryn's book include many invitations to...2024-04-0437 min
Adoption UnfilteredJessica Davis and Maureen McCauley“Our decision and application to adopt literally caused what happened to the very child we wanted to help.” —Jessica Davis, Founder and Executive Director of Kugatta, in ep 29.
What if you discovered that the child you adopted was not actually an orphan, but someone who had been trafficked away from her family and placed in an orphanage on your behalf? This is the situation faced by activist Jessica Davis, founder and executive director of the nonprofit Kugatta.com. You don’t want to miss her story of courage and conviction, and if you’re an adoptive parent, you will for...2024-04-031h 15
The Adoption FilesWhat we call things matters: Conceiving Christian America; Embryo Adoption and Reproductive Politics Episode 3Please join us as we discuss Interlude "Coming to Terms" of the book Conceiving Christian America: Embryo Adoption and Reproductive Politics by Risa Cromer. In this episode, we talk about the debate over semantics that occurred at the beginning of the embryo "adoption" movement, and how it continues to shape peoples perspectives today.
Mentioned in the show:
Conceiving Christian America: Embryo Adoption and Reproductive Politics by Risa Cromer
Conceiving Christian America: Embryo Adoption and Reproductive Politics (Anthropologies of American Medicine: Culture, Power, and Practice) - Kindle edition by Cromer, Risa. Religion & Spirituality Kindle eBooks @ Amazon.com.
PCUSA: https://www...2024-03-101h 03
Adoption UnfilteredJessica Davis and Maureen McCauley"Our decision and application to adopt literally caused what happened to the very child we wanted to help." —Jessica Davis, Founder and Executive Director of Kugatta, in ep 29.What if you discovered that the child you adopted was not actually an orphan, but someone who had been trafficked away from her family and placed in an orphanage on your behalf? This is the situation faced by activist Jessica Davis, founder and executive director of the nonprofit Kugatta.com. You don't want to miss her story of courage and conviction, and if you're an adoptive parent, you will fo...2024-02-221h 15
Out d’Coup PodcastOut d’Coup LIVE | A newsy Monday. The road forward for our schools, our Commonwealth, our nation?On today’s show, we'll get into a little news tonight. We had Kathryn Joyce on the show this past Friday, so we're swapping our Monday for a news roundup. What's on your mind?
If we want a progressive future, we need progressive media. Support pull-no-punches, homegrown progressive media today by becoming a patron of Raging Chicken for as little as $5/month. Simply go to https://www.patreon.com/rcpress. Help keep the media in the movement and the movement in the media. Become a patron for as little as $5/month by going to https://www.patreon.co...2024-02-201h 06Out d’Coup PodcastOut d'Coup LIVE | Kathryn Joyce, Investigative Editor at In These Times, on how the far right took over a PA school board and how parents took it backOn today’s episode, I welcome Kathryn Joyce to the program. We'll be talking about her recent article in Vanity Fair, "How the Far Right Took Over a Pennsylvania School Board - And How Parents Took It Back." Yes, we're talking about the Pennridge School Board and the unexpected and game-changing victory by the Pennridge Community Alliance candidates this past fall that flipped five open seats on the board.
Kathryn Joyce is an investigative editor at In These Times, a freelance investigative reporter, and the author of two books: The Child Catchers: Rescue, Trafficking and the New Gos...2024-02-1641 min
Flux Podcasts (Formerly Theory of Change)The ‘post left’ grift is as lucrative as it is unpersuasiveIntroductionAs the American right has become dangerously radicalized, there is a small number of people who insist that Democrats are the real extremists. These arguments are absurd on their face given that disgraced ex-president Donald Trump openly talks about “suspending the Constitution” and becoming a dictator three years after an armed mob of his supporters tried for the first time in American history to stop the peaceful transition of presidential power. But it isn’t just 90-year-old Fox addicts who are saying things like this. There are also more than a few self-d...2024-01-2257 min
Unstoppable JoyAre You Picking On Me God?In this episode of Unstoppable Joy, we dive into the all-too-common struggle with impatience, using a relatable yet frustrating scenario: the infamous spinning wheel of a computer freeze. But here's the twist - I turn this everyday annoyance into a lesson in finding humor and joy amidst life's little chaos.
Join me as I share a humorous yet insightful incident involving my workout program, demonstrating how such trials are not merely hurdles but valuable opportunities to build perseverance, echoing the wisdom of James 1:2-4. This episode is also heavily inspired by Joyce Meyer's transformative book, "Battlefield of the Mind," where...2023-12-2520 min
Unstoppable JoyAre You Picking On Me God?In this episode of Unstoppable Joy, we dive into the all-too-common struggle with impatience, using a relatable yet frustrating scenario: the infamous spinning wheel of a computer freeze. But here's the twist - I turn this everyday annoyance into a lesson in finding humor and joy amidst life's little chaos.
Join me as I share a humorous yet insightful incident involving my workout program, demonstrating how such trials are not merely hurdles but valuable opportunities to build perseverance, echoing the wisdom of James 1:2-4. This episode is also heavily inspired by Joyce Meyer's transformative book, "Battlefield of the Mind," where...2023-12-2520 min
Coming From Left Field (Audio)”Musing About Our Podcast” with Greg Godels and Pat CummingsThree years ago, we started the podcast Coming From Left Field… where we talk about politics, books, and current events. In this podcast we reflect on some of our guests we have hosted over the 68 episodes, argue where we agree and disagree, and provide observations about our current political apocalypse.
Greg’s Blog (subscribe!): http://zzs-blg.blogspot.com/
Marxism-Leninism Today (MLToday): https://mltoday.com/
Timestamps:
(01:45) book discussion “How Democracies Die”
(14:14) Dan Kovalik, “Cancel This Book,” “Pink Tide,” “Trip to Russia & Crimea”
(16:24) book discussion Karl Marx
(20:47) Carlos Ga...2023-12-201h 12
Coming From Left Field (Video)”Musing About Our Podcast” with Greg Godels and Pat CummingsThree years ago, we started the podcast Coming From Left Field… where we talk about politics, books, and current events. In this podcast we reflect on some of our guests we have hosted over the 68 episodes, argue where we agree and disagree, and provide observations about our current political apocalypse.
Greg’s Blog (subscribe!): http://zzs-blg.blogspot.com/
Marxism-Leninism Today (MLToday): https://mltoday.com/
Timestamps:
(01:45) book discussion “How Democracies Die”
(14:14) Dan Kovalik, “Cancel This Book,” “Pink Tide,” “Trip to Russia & Crimea”
(16:24) book discussion Karl Marx
(20:47) Carlos Ga...2023-12-201h 12
Inform Your ResistanceInside the National Conservatism Movement to Reshape the Right with Ben LorberOn this episode of Inform Your Resistance, host Koki Mendis and guest PRA Senior Research Analyst Ben Lorber pull back the curtain on the National Conservatism Conference 2022 (NatCon 3), a gathering of far-right politicians, intellectuals, and influencers with a goal to reshape the Right. Listen in as Ben gives us an on-the-ground view of the convention. With his focus on White nationalism and antisemitism, Ben provides a unique perspective on the rhetoric, atmosphere, and anti-elite sentiment that permeated the conference. Ben and Koki explore the rise of White Christian nationalism within the conservative movement and its impact on t...2023-10-1238 minInform Your ResistanceInside the National Conservatism Movement to Reshape the Right with Ben LorberOn this episode of Inform Your Resistance, host Koki Mendis and guest PRA Senior Research Analyst Ben Lorber pull back the curtain on the National Conservatism Conference 2022 (NatCon 3), a gathering of far-right politicians, intellectuals, and influencers with a goal to reshape the Right. Listen in as Ben gives us an on-the-ground view of the convention. With his focus on White nationalism and antisemitism, Ben provides a unique perspective on the rhetoric, atmosphere, and anti-elite sentiment that permeated the conference. Ben and Koki explore the rise of White Christian nationalism within the conservative movement and its impact on t...2023-10-1238 min
Introducing Rock Star Millennial Holly EdwinMeet Wellness Studio Owner Joyce DayWhen Joyce Day opened her Wellness Studio, she wanted to work with women who had tried exercise, massage, physical therapy and chiropractic care, yet were still in constant pain. Her goal? To listen to each woman, identify the true source of pain, create a healing plan involving connective tissue and alignment and give her an alternative solution that restored movement and hope…and joy.2023-09-1327 min
The Politics of EverythingWelcome to the Anti-Woke EconomyConsumer boycotts were once thought of as a tactic primarily employed by the left, but the right has recently used them to great effect—just ask Anheuser-Busch and Target, to name just two companies that have recently been caught in conservatives’ crosshairs. Perhaps not surprisingly, given our polarized moment, there’s a movement among conservatives to create an economy of explicitly right-wing alternatives to everyday products. What caused the rupture between conservatives and big business? Is the notion of a parallel economy even realistic, or is it primarily about bringing corporations to heel on social issues? On episode 70 of The Po...2023-09-1326 min
Oscars Playback2010: The Time Has Come for Kathryn Bigelow & The Hurt LockerIt's our Oscars Playback Season 2 finale! On this special episode, editors and experts Joyce Eng and Christopher Rosen discuss the 2010 Oscars ceremony, the first in decades with 10 nominees and the first time a woman was awarded Best Director. It's our longest episode of Oscars Playback ever!Opening remarks (00:10)2009 in Film (8:02)Ceremony notes and Best Picture (42:44)Best Director (1:01:15)Best Actor/Best Actress (1:05:36)Best Supporting Actor/Best Supporting Actress (1:15:18)Screenplays and some controversy (1:28:01)Music winners and some more controversy! (1:37:27)Ranking the 2000s Best...2023-08-291h 52
Awards Magnet by Gold DerbyOscars Playback 2010: The Time Has Come for Kathryn Bigelow & The Hurt LockerIt's our Oscars Playback Season 2 finale! On this special episode, editors and experts Joyce Eng and Christopher Rosen discuss the 2010 Oscars ceremony, the first in decades with 10 nominees and the first time a woman was awarded Best Director. It's our longest episode of Oscars Playback ever!Opening remarks (00:10)2009 in Film (8:02)Ceremony notes and Best Picture (42:44)Best Director (1:01:15)Best Actor/Best Actress (1:05:36)Best Supporting Actor/Best Supporting Actress (1:15:18)Screenplays and some controversy (1:28:01)Music winners and some more controversy! (1:37:27)Ranking the 2000s Best...2023-08-291h 52
Dave's Gone ByDave's Gone By #903 (7/15/2023): BRIGHT SHADOWS Here is the 903rd episode of the long-running radio show/video podcast, Dave’s Gone By, which aired live on Facebook Saturday morning July 15, 2023. A video of this episode is available at davesgoneby.com.Featuring: Rabbi Sol Solomon chats with actress Kathryn Leigh Scott; Today/Yesterday Trivia Quiz (w/ Kathryn Leigh Scott, Moshe Denburg, Vicki Quade); Greeley Crimes & Old Times; Colorado Limerick of the Damned (Towner).Guests: actress Kathryn Leigh Scott; musician Moshe Denburg; actress Vicki Quade.00:00:01 DAVE GOES IN w/ Joyce (gonorrhea billboard, Baltimore museum)00:29:00...2023-07-153h 03
SGO on the GOPart 2: Updates and Highlights from Winter NRG Oncology 2023Join Dr. Kathryn Mills as she interviews Drs. Jubilee Brown, Ann Klopp, Joyce Liu, and Jyoti Mayadev to discuss the latest NRG Oncology updates on upcoming studies, research, and trials. The focus for the podcast is to bridge the gaps between SGO members and NRG Oncology. Some questions covered during the interview:What are some of the upcoming trials in your disease site that you are most excited about?What advice would you give sites considering opening some of the trials that are available?How can sites get more efficient at screening and enrollment?How can s...2023-06-0643 min
Finding Normal: Life after Spiritual Trauma34: Book Review: Becoming Free Indeed by Jinger Duggar VuoloWe share our thoughts and analysis of Jinger Duggar's recent book. What's good, the import context of the book, what's bad, and what's missing.Recommended Resources:Untwisting Scriptures, Book 1 by Rebecca DavisUntwisting Scriptures, Book 3 by Rebecca DavisQuiverfull by Kathryn JoyceDocumentation of articles mentioned in the episode2023-06-021h 39Out d’Coup PodcastOut d’Coup LIVE | Kathryn Joyce, investigative editor at In These Times and authorOn tonight’s episode, I welcome Kathryn Joyce to the program. We'll be talking about her recent article in Church and State, "Mad Moms: A New Christian Nationalist Front Group Claims to Champion Parental Involvement in Public Education. Critics Say There's a More Nefarious Agenda Afoot." "Mad Moms" takes a deep dive into Moms for Liberty, their deep pockets, and their growing extremism.
Kathryn Joyce is an investigative editor at In These Times, a freelance investigative reporter and the author of two books: The Child Catchers: Rescue, Trafficking and the New Gospel of Adoption and Quiverfull: Inside the...2023-05-1647 min
Adoption UnfilteredUkrainian Crisis & Adoption Industry CorruptionWhat happens when tragedy strikes and children need help? Where is that very fine line between helping via adoption and hurting via trafficking? How can we best avoid crossing it?
Kathryn Joyce, who researched and wrote Child Catchers: Rescue, Trafficking, and the New Gospel of Adoption, joins Sara (adoptee), Kelsey (birth mom) and Lori (adoptive mom) offer their perspectives on this complex topic of crisis, orphans, and movements designed to help them.
Adoption Unfiltered is presented by adoptee Sara Easterly, birth parent Kelsey Vander Vliet Ranyard, and adoptive parent Lori Holden. Collectively, we bring 75...2023-05-0254 min
Plug It Up: A Horror Movie PodcastThe Stepford Wives: Robo-PatriarchyBob, Randy, and Soju from the Straight Chilling Podcast join Caitlin to review The Stepford Wives (2004). We dig into gender roles, patriarchy, book vs movie comparisons, and behind-the-scenes trivia. We take an unfortunate look at the "trad wife" and Quiverfull movements, but somehow have a blast talking about even the grimmest topics. Tangents include Tom Cruise, horror movie memorabilia, unpopular food opinions, horror TV, anthology horror, and animals. Stick around until the end to hear the Straight Chilling freestyle remix to the Plug It Up theme song, graciously delivered by Bob from episode 415 of Straight Chilling. Love my Stepford...2023-04-042h 01
The Divorcing Religion PodcastTatyana Russell Chipp - Adoption, Religion, and LGBTQ+ LifeTatyana Russell-ChippDivorced: ChristianityCW: Adoption, sexual assault Today on the Divorcing Religion Podcast we will be exploring adoption – particularly religious adoption – with all of its sticky tentacles and residue, especially for those adoptees who outgrow their adoptive parents’ religious beliefs.Tatyana Russell-Chipp was adopted from Russia into a Canadian Christian family. She was a pastor and ministry leader for about 10 years but deconstructed her faith altogether following significant spiritual abuse. In this interview, Tatyana shares candidly about abandonment issues related to being relinquished at birth and then fearing additional abandonment by coming...2023-03-2459 minFinding Normal: Life after Spiritual TraumaBonus: Analysis of "Created to Be His Helpmeet"Analysis of Debi Pearl's book Created to Be His Helpmeet. In which we refrain from reading inappropriate quotes from the book (mostly), dismiss Rachel's awkward college homemaking class, and reflect on why we don't like happy people.Resources:Interview with Cynthia Westphall on the Bare Marriage podcastCodependency episode on The Best of You with Alison CookMost Misunderstood Women of the Bible by Mary DeMuthTricia Robinson painting "The Four"Sarah McDugalBare Marriage (Sheila Gregoire)Quiverfull by Kathryn JoyceSins of the Amish series on PeacockOv...2023-03-241h 45The Adoption FilesThe Cult-Like Aspects of Adoption with Lynn Grubb and guest Greg Gentry Pt 1Please join the hosts as they have a conversation with Greg Gentry about the beliefs and attitudes that inform the adoption narrative, and the almost cult-like belief that people have in that narrative. In this episode and in part 2, we discuss with Greg the (absence of) scriptural support for adoption.
Greg Gentry is a domestic adoptee. He has a Masters in Theological Studies
Lynn Grubb works in the legal field and as a volunteer with CASA. She is known as The Adopted Genealogist on FB and IG and her podcast can be found at:
2023-02-1952 minThe Adoption FilesIntro to The Cultlike Aspects of Adoption with Lynn Grubb and Ande StanleyJoin us as we discuss with our guests the attitudes and beliefs that influence the adoption narrative and the almost cultlike belief that people have in that narrative, no matter what adoptees may be saying about the flaws in adoption. Beliefs influence law, and until we can change the beliefs that underpin the practice of adoption, changing laws will be difficult.
Some resources mentioned in the show:
Podcasts: A Little Bit Culty, Mark Vicente
Steven Hassan's BITE Model of Authoritarian Control - Freedom of Mind Resource Center
Kathryn Joyce | The Child Cat...2023-02-1552 min
In The ThickFrom 2022: Raising Antiracist LeadersWe’re continuing our Best of ITT series to celebrate seven years of In The Thick with this episode from June 2022. Maria and Julio are joined by Ibram X. Kendi, founding director of the Boston University Center for Antiracist Research, for a conversation about his book “How to Raise an Antiracist.” They discuss the evolution of his antiracist scholarship, the rise in mass shootings and white supremacist attacks, and how Black and brown communities can work together in solidarity.
ITT Staff Picks:
Kathryn Joyce writes about New College in Florida, a once liberal arts college that is...2023-02-1534 min
Radio Play RevivalWhere Are You Going, Where Have You Been? by Joyce Carol OatesAmerica, 1966: Connie is fifteen- so the only two things in the world she cares about are her friends and flirting with boys. Her summer vacation passes by in a haze of those boys, those friends, and the ever-present music... until she meets a stranger named Friend.Cast (in speaking order):PATTI LuPONE as The NarratorKATHLEEN MULLIGAN as Connie's MotherKATHRYN GALLAGHER as ConnieCLAYBOURNE ELDER as Arnold FriendMEGAN BEARD as BettyJOHN SKELLEY as Ellie Oscarwith SAM...2023-01-2244 min