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Faith, Business & Politics with Justin Steubs

Twelve long-form conversations on faith, entrepreneurship, leadership, and public life, hosted by Justin Steubs. Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or YouTube.

Justin talks with Jacob Blodgett, a speaker and youth leader, about public speaking, personal growth, and the role of faith in politics and culture.

Community leader Raul Sánchez shares his journey from growing up in East LA, how faith transformed his life and family, and why he believes the church must lead on moral issues in public life.

Marshall Gilbert offers historical context on the Israel—Palestine conflict, immigration reform, and the rise of artificial intelligence, and explains why listening to opposing viewpoints matters more than ever.

Linda Spitzer joins Justin for a wide-ranging conversation on health, culture, politics, and technology, from lessons of COVID-19 to community responsibility in a crisis.

Daniel Kodam, CEO of D-Kode Tech, talks about building a marketing career, why branding sits at the heart of business strategy, and how AI is reshaping the industry.

Dwayne Hilty of the Salem Leadership Foundation discusses faith, community leadership, and how local organizations are strengthening neighborhoods and equipping leaders.

Darryl Atkinson joins Justin to talk about Charlie Kirk's legacy, heart-brain coherence, meditation, and where faith, science, and spirituality meet.

Eric Nordling shares a candid conversation on faith, leadership, adversity, and technology, and talks about his home congregation, Wenatchee First Church of Christ in Washington.

David L. Kendall, professor of economics and finance at UVA Wise and author of Morality and Capitalism: A Dialogue on Freedom, discusses the FairTax (H.R. 25) and the moral foundations of tax reform.

Patty J shares her journey as a nurse, the challenges and blessings of serving others through healthcare, and how her Christian faith has guided her work.

Jade Walle, a CPA and former Big Four accounting partner, explains his case for the FairTax and how he connects economics, morality, and the Constitution.

Longtime FairTax advocate Frank Wagener talks about the reform movement and common misconceptions, and the conversation turns to what the Sikh faith teaches about conviction, discipline, and community.

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