Saved by the city podcast

Roxy and Katelyn grew up immersed in white evangelical America. When they moved to New York City as adults, they were warned about the secular dangers of ‘the big city’ life. This podcast captures what happens when purity culture meets hookup culture; when distraction steals from devotion; when the diversity of viewpoints and lifestyles clash against pre-existing assumptions. Gotham can be a weird place for single Christian women. But they’re out there … and they have stories to tell.

Archival Podcasts

Beliefs was a news podcast covering religion, faith, and ethics. It was developed in partnership with Religion News Service (RNS) and Fordham University.

Dr. William Baker of the Bernard L. Schwartz Center for Media, Public Policy, and Education at Fordham University hosted each episode, diving into the top religion stories of the week with a featured guest. Together, Dr. Baker and his guest explored topical issues and fundamental questions that arise from today’s religion landscape. This podcast sought to build a forum for the balancing of ideas that the faithful and the agnostic alike can trust.

A RETROSPECTIVE: 20th Anniversary of the International Religious Freedom Act
This publication, made possible with support from the RNF, captures the historical context and the collaborative efforts needed to pass the 1998 law that has been central to the religious freedom debate in the United States over the past 20 years.  It includes photos, a timeline, narrative, and hyperlinks to dozens of original source documents.

SIKHISM REPORTER'S GUIDE 
Produced in collaboration with the RNF, this guide seeks  to help ensure accurate coverage of the Sikh faith, traditions, and community. In this document you will learn about the history and current state of Sikhs in America. You’ll come to learn about their core beliefs, worship practices, ceremonies, religious calendar, and celebrations.