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SpokaneFAVS Podcast

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SpokaneFAVS provides non-sectarian coverage of religion, spirituality and ethics in the Inland Northwest. We promote dialogue through online journalism and community engagement opportunities. Led by award-winning religion reports, editor, and executive director Tracy Simmons, SpokaneFAVS specializes in teaching hyperlocal journalism, entrepreneurial journalism, and social media consulting for faith-based organizations. Join the discussion at www.spokanefavs.com

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Episodes

  1. March Coffee Talk: Faith and the Democratic Process

    In this month's discussion: “When your religion is hijacked by politics” by Patricia Bruininks This election season has been a boon to satirists and political cartoonists. (READ MORE) “Politics and Faith Go Together” by Melissa Carpenter Politics and Faith DO go together, despite what the popular...

  2. January Coffee Talk: Dialoguing Through Our Differences

    Columns for this coffee talk included: "Celebrating our Differences" by Ayesha Malik I was 6 years old when I did my first public speaking event. It was picture day at school and I decided to wear my favorite outfit, which happened to be traditional Pakistani clothing. (READ MORE) "Abide With Me"...

  3. December Coffee Talk: The Changing Religious Landscape

    The Changing Religious Landscape Panelists included: Skyler Oberst, who wrote “People still seek God, but not in buildings“ Steven Simmons, who wrote”Growth of non-religious due to strong stances on moral and social issues“ Matthew Sewell, who wrote “Decline in Catholic Numbers is a Call to…

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  4. November Coffee Talk: Responding to Violence in Modern Culture

    Panelists included: Blaine Stum, who wrote, "Mass Shootings: An American Ritual" Jan Shannon, who wrote, "Chris Harper Mercer: Not a Zero" Elizabeth Backstrom, who wrote, "Covering the news in a culture of violence" Guest panelist Rev. Bill Ellis, who wrote, "Violence and a Country of Denial"

  5. October Coffee Talk: The Syrian Refugee Crisis

    Panelists included: Admir Rasic, who grew up as a refugee in Germany, who wrote “The Roots of the Refugee Problem“ Gifti Abbo, a second-generation Ethiopian American, who wrote, “How should we respond to migrants, refugees?“ Guest panelist Stacy Taninchev, international relations professor at...

  6. Coffee Talk: Transparency In Religious Organizations

    In September's coffee talk, panelists Mary Lynn Hutchison, Neal Schindler and Rev. Mike Denton discuss transparency in religious organizations.

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

SpokaneFAVS provides non-sectarian coverage of religion, spirituality and ethics in the Inland Northwest. We promote dialogue through online journalism and community engagement opportunities. Led by award-winning religion reports, editor, and executive director Tracy Simmons, SpokaneFAVS specializes in teaching hyperlocal journalism, entrepreneurial journalism, and social media consulting for faith-based organizations. Join the discussion at www.spokanefavs.com

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SpokaneFAVS provides non-sectarian coverage of religion, spirituality and ethics in the Inland Northwest. We promote dialogue through online journalism and community engagement opportunities. Led by award-winning religion reports, editor, and executive director Tracy Simmons, SpokaneFAVS...

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