In a time when political discourse is more divisive than ever, Faithful Politics offers something different—a space for thoughtful, nuanced, and respectful conversations about the intersection of faith and politics. Hosted by Will Wright, a politically progressive thinker, and Pastor Josh Burtram, a conservative-leaning faith leader, the podcast is not about preaching to the choir. Instead, it eng
ages in real, challenging, and thought-provoking discussions that encourage listeners to explore complex issues from multiple perspectives. Will and Josh come from different political and theological backgrounds, bringing unique insights that challenge, inform, and inspire. Their conversations are enriched by an incredible lineup of guests that include some of the most influential voices in politics, religion, journalism, and academia. Listeners have the opportunity to hear from members of Congress, faith leaders, journalists, scholars, and political strategists, all of whom bring their expertise and personal experiences to the table. This podcast is designed to be an antidote to the hyper-partisan echo chambers that dominate today’s media landscape. Whether you’re a devout believer, a skeptic, or somewhere in between, Faithful Politics welcomes your curiosity. Here, questions are encouraged, and disagreement is respected. The show covers a wide range of timely and relevant topics, including breaking news, religious freedom, democracy, social justice, church-state issues, and elections. Each discussion is approached with intellectual rigor and an open-hearted willingness to engage with differing viewpoints. Unlike traditional media that thrives on outrage, this podcast prioritizes truth over tribalism and seeks to create a space where listeners can think critically about the issues that shape their faith and their politics. For those wondering whether Faithful Politics is for them, the answer is simple: If you’re tired of one-sided takes and long for genuine, open-minded dialogue, this podcast is for you. If you enjoy deep discussions about political and religious issues without being spoon-fed pre-packaged narratives, you’ll find this podcast refreshing. If you’re a person of faith trying to navigate the ever-changing political landscape, or simply someone interested in how religion influences modern politics, you’ll feel right at home. Some of the show’s most notable guests include Kevin Roberts, President of The Heritage Foundation; Angela McArdle, Chairperson of the Libertarian Party; Jessica Huseman of Votebeat, covering election integrity; Dr. Jemar Tisby, bestselling author and historian on race and Christianity; Abigail Spanberger, Gubernatorial candidate for Virginia; Mark L. Clifford, author of The Troublemaker on Hong Kong’s pro-democracy movement; and Dr. Ashley Boggan Dreff, a Methodist scholar on LGBTQ inclusion in the church. This is just a small sample of the diverse voices that have joined the podcast.
