Moral Revolution Podcast

The problem with "Christian Nationalism"

Summary In this episode, Dr. Heath Carter discusses the category of Christian nationalism, its historical roots in American religious and political life, and why the ter

The Italian Invention of Christian Democracy

Summary In this episode, we explore the rich history and core principles of Christian democracy in Italy, its roots in Catholic social thought, and its influence on Euro

Defining Fascism?

Summary In this episode, Dr. Simon Unger of Princeton Theological Seminary discusses the complex history of fascism in Europe, its origins, relationship with the church,

Reclaiming the Common Good: The Catholic Worker and Christian Anarchism

Summary This episode explores the rich tradition of the Catholic Worker Movement, Christian anarchism, and the integration of Catholic social teaching into contemporary

The Economy Belongs In The Moral Sphere

The Economy Belongs In The Moral Sphere Lessons from Italy’s Civil Economy Tradition Explore a rich historical tradition rooted in Catholic social thought that envision

Neoliberalism: Capital Unleashed, Democracy Constrained

Summary This episode explores the origins and impact of neoliberalism, tracing its development from the 1970s to today. It discusses economic shifts, policy changes, and

Between Utopia and Doom

Summary In this engaging conversation, Laura Segafredo, Tony Annett, and guest Aniket Shah explore the multifaceted implications of artificial intelligence (AI) on our s

From Sacred to Holy: Breaking the Spell of the Invisible Hand

Summary In this episode of the Moral Revolution podcast, Laura Segafredo and Tony Annett engage with Dr. Jung Mo Sung, a leading figure in liberation theology. They expl

How FDR Saved Democracy

Summary In this episode, Laura Segafredo and Tony Annett explore the inter-war period in the United States, focusing on the Great Depression and the New Deal. They discu

"Crucified on a Cross of Gold": Inequality, Empire, and the First Age of Globalization

In this episode, Laura and Tony explore the historical period from 1870 to 1914, discussing its significant political and economic changes, including the rise of modern e

When Wants Masquerade as Needs: A Moral Case for Post‑Growth Finance

Summary In this episode, Laura Segafredo and Tony Annett engage with Matt Orsagh to discuss the future of economics beyond neoclassical frameworks, focusing on the conce

Why Fighting Climate Change is Our Existential Moral Imperative

In the latest episode of the Moral Revolution podcast, we dive deep into a crisis that challenges the very foundation of human survival: climate change. Beyond policy deb

Building the People’s Home: A Northern European Moral Revolution

This episode explores the evolution and characteristics of Scandinavian social democracy, contrasting it with Christian democracy (covered in episode 6). It delves into t

Beyond the Rubble: Christian Democratic Ideals and Europe’s Moral Renewal After WW2

Welcome back to Moral Revolution! We’re excited to kick off the sixth episode of our podcast after a restorative summer break. This conversation explores a pivotal, yet o

Reimagining Creation: Dr. Elizabeth Johnson on Faith, Science, and the Ethics of Kinship

In the latest episode of the Moral Revolution podcast, I had the honor of speaking with Dr. Elizabeth Johnson, an eco-feminist theologian and one of my “sheroes.” Our con

The Care Revolution: Silvia Federici on Feminism, Capitalism, and Re-enchanting the World

In the latest episode of Moral Revolution, I had the profound honor of speaking with Silvia Federici: scholar, activist, and a relentless voice for justice. Our conversat

Laudato Si’ and the Moral Revolution of Integral Ecology

Laudato Si’ 10 years later: Faith, Ecology, and the Call for a Moral Revolution On May 24, 2015, Pope Francis released Laudato Si’, the first encyclical in the history o

Moral Revolution Episode 2: A primer on Catholic Social Teaching

This week on Moral Revolution, we explore the essentials of Catholic social teaching—a tradition that has profoundly shaped moral thinking about society, economics, and j

Moral Revolution - Episode 1

Welcome to the inaugural episode of the Moral Revolution podcast, where hosts Laura Segafredo and Anthony Annett set out to explore the intersection of ethics, economics,