NEW from me: Five faith faith facts about Harris's VP pick Tim Walz, a ‘Minnesota Lutheran’ Dad who, if elected, would be the second (or, maybe, first) Lutheran VP in U.S. history religionnews.com/2024/08/06/fiv…

Really fascinating article from Peggy Fletcher Stack. I know some of this work has been done on other faiths too...curious if anyone knows if it's aggregated anywhere, or if there's comparative data?

Wanted to share a side project I’ve been working on. It’s a sign of how much these stories have meant to me that in between election- year madness I made time for it! So hope you will too (coming this fall!) app.frame.io/presentations/…

Hi internet -- I need your help again! Trying to compile a list of the best feature length (ideally no longer than 7ish mins) radio stories about religion. What have you loved? What have you learned from? What stuck with you? #religionjournalism #godbeat #reallygoodradio

At the RNS 90th anniversary symposium…and “cults” came up before 10:30 AM! Interestingly, it was brought up in the context of Nones. In my experience this is not often how NRMs are framed. Rather, they’re often talked about the same way as we talk about the “ultra” religious.

Working on a story for NPR about atonement at Yom Kippur. Specifically looking for folks who engage in a process of repair around the holidays, and/or those who are working to make amends with someone complicated in their life or who have done this before. Lmk if this is you!

Still looking for folks who have sought repair with a friend or family member or other dear one around the High Holidays. I want to hear how you went about the difficult process of trying to make it right, whether or not it worked. Message me at [email protected] if this is you? 🙏