Awkward Conversations with Paul D. Miller is a thoughtful podcast about politics, religion, and culture. Get away from the frenetic headlines and listen in as Paul Miller, a professor at Georgetown University and a research fellow with the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission, talks in depth with…
Paul talks with Marc LiVecche about the morality of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima.
Paul talks with Jonathan Dodson, author of “Our Good Crisis.”
Paul talks with Bruce Ashford about everything except the coronavirus. They cover grace, nature, Abraham Kuyper, China, Nationalism, Just War, and more.
Paul talks with Heritage Foundation technology expert Klon Kitchen about cyberwarfare, artificial intelligence, and the rise of China.
Paul talks with Thomas Kidd about his new book, “Who is an Evangelical?”
Paul and Jennilee talk about family life during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Paul and Michael Desch of Notre Dame debate Christian Ethics and Foreign Policy.
Paul Miller and Thomas Joscelyn of the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies talk about the US-Taliban deal and respond to the Washington Post’s “Afghanistan…Continue reading23: Paul Miller and Thomas Joscelyn talk Afghanistan
Paul talks with Yuval Levin about his new book, “A Time to Build,” and the importance of investing in family, community, and civic life.
Paul speaks on a panel at the Aspen Institute about religion and American politics.
Paul gives a talk on Nationalism at the Providence Magazine annaul conference on Christianity and National Security
Michael Emerson and Paul talk about his book, “Divided By Faith: Evangelical Religion and the Problem of Race.”
Paul talks with Justin Giboney about the AND Campaign and how to be a politically homeless Christian in America.
Paul Miller and David French talk about Star Wars on the eve of Episode 9 The Rise of Skywalker’s release.
Paul Miller interviews David Priess, author of “How to Get Rid of a President,” about impeachment and the Trump presidency.
Paul Miller and Samuel Goldman speak together at a conference about nationalism and American Identity hosted by the Institute for Religion and Democracy
On the anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, Jennilee asks Paul to explain why Francis Fukuyama was right to proclaim the End of…Continue reading14: Paul and Jennilee Miller on Francis Fukuyama and “The End of History”
Interview with Peter Wehner on his book, “The Death of Politics: How to Heal Our Frayed Republic After Trump”.
Interview with David French of the National Review Institute. David and Paul talk about nationalism, Confederate monuments, Marvel vs. DC, and Star Wars.
Paul gave this talk about identity politics and nationalism to the Faith and Law Forum on Capitol Hill on April 27.
Drew Griffin of Providence Magazine interviewed Paul about President Donald Trump’s foreign policy.
Paul and Rebeccah debate nationalism and the legacy of Trump’s foreign policy.
Interview with Jonathan Leeman, editorial director of IX Marks, about his book “How the Nations Rage.” Paul accuses Jonathan of theocracy, and Jonathan accuses Paul…Continue reading8: Jonathan Leeman and How the Nations Rage
Paul gave this talk about evangelicals and the public square at a gathering sponsored by the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission on April 10, 2019.
Interview with Luke Perez of the University of Missouri about religion in the Cold War.
Interview with Thabiti Anyabwile of Anacostia River Church in Washington, DC. Thabiti shared about race, ethnicity, and the Gospel in the age of Trump. You…Continue reading5: Thabiti Anyabweile on Race, Ethnicity, American Politics, and the Gospel
Interview with Matthew Lee Anderson, co-founder of Mere Orthodoxy. We talk about tattoos, among other things. Matthew’s book The End of our Exploring: A Book…Continue reading4: Matthew Lee Anderson on Christian Ethics, Nationalism, and Tattoos
Interview with Adam Garfinkle, editor emeritus of The American Interest. Adam shares about growing up in the Jim Crow South, being Jewish in America, and…Continue reading3: Adam Garfinkle and Anglo-Protestantism in American Political Culture
Interview with Alan Noble of Oklahoma Baptist University about his recent book, “Disruptive Witness.” Alan and Paul also compare notes about video games and Alan…Continue reading2: Bearing Disruptive Witness with Alan Noble
Interview with prolific writer James Poulos, author of “The Art of Being Free,” about Alexis de Tocqueville, being authentically Christian, and how to revive democracy…Continue reading1: The Art of Being Free with James Poulos
Why a new podcast? Why this podcast? In this teaser trailer we introduce “Awkward Conversations with Paul D. Miller,” a podcast about politics and religion.