The Daily UnHoly

The Real Costs of the Trump Shutdown

Today we scrutinize the deep human, spiritual, and moral consequences of the 43-day Trump administration shutdown. Federal employees, marginalized communities, and safety net recipients bore the brunt, exposing cracks in America’s commitment to care for its people. We break down the ripple effects, policy failures, and haunting personal stories.

Deep Waters in Kansas City

Jason dives into the prophetic power and shortcomings of General Synod 35 in Kansas City, where church delegates confronted empire, named injustice, but also revealed the persistent challenge of internal complicity. Through bold testimonies, critique, and calls for urgent action, this episode explores what it means for the church to be truly faithful in a time of tyranny.

Standing at the Crossroads of Faith and Resistance

Rev. Jason Carson Wilson shines a theological and activist light on the Trump administration’s attacks against LGBTQIA+ communities and immigrants. With deep conviction and clarity, Rev. Jason unveils the moral imperative for resistance and offers concrete, faith-rooted action steps.

Faith and Resistance in the Face of Oppression

This episode examines the spiritual violence of oppressive governance, from Maine's transgender girls facing punitive measures to civil rights struggles in Alabama's Lowndes County. Highlighting the role of faith leaders and communities, we discuss active resistance against systemic injustices, including advocacy plans and liberation theology. These stories reflect the urgent need for collective action and moral responsibility to confront oppression.

Healthcare, Civil Rights, and Marginalized Voices

This episode examines the frozen $65.8 million in Title X funds threatening reproductive healthcare access, policy changes impacting Native American students, and harmful rhetoric targeting gender-affirming care for transgender youth. We share real-life stories of families affected, discuss global health crises fueled by PEPFAR cuts, and advocate for healthcare and justice as fundamental rights. Jason reflects on the role of faith in championing equality and supporting vulnerable communities.