Concerned Clergy Podcast

The Concerned Clergy of Indianapolis is a fellowship of pastors and other concerned citizens who are God-fearing people who believe injustice, racism, ageism, classism and sexism to be contrary to the will of God. www.progressiveindiana.net

Concerned Clergy Podcast is a news podcast hosted by Concerned Clergy of Indianapolis, with 27 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Concerned Clergy of Indianapolis hosts Concerned Clergy Podcast, a news show with 27 episodes published.

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  Concerned Clergy Podcast June 3,2026

  Jun 4, 202653 minS0

  <p>https://concernedclergy.org</p><p>https://progressiveindiana.net</p><p>SUMMARY: </p><p>In a dense, two-topic hour, Rev. Tony Alexander and Pastor David W. Greene Sr. open with a sharp response to Indiana Lt. Governor Micah Beckwith's public call to normalize hate speech and his characterization of Islam as a "demonic death cult." Pastor Greene details a press release issued jointly with the Baptist Ministries Alliance and the General Missionary Baptist Convention demanding Governor Mike Braun formally retract Beckwith's remarks, and announces a multi-faith Religious Freedom Summit at the Statehouse the following Thursday. Callers Imhotep and Tim engage...

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  Concerned Clergy Podcast May 27,2026

  May 28, 202656 minS0

  <p>https://concernedclergy.org</p><p>https://progressiveindiana.net</p><p>SUMMARY: </p><p>Back after a one-week technical hiatus, Rev. Tony Alexander and Pastor David W. Greene Sr. anchor the hour around a double-barreled critique of racial disparity in how youth misbehavior is covered and prosecuted in Central Indiana. The first half examines a Mill Stream (Noblesville High School) article about Hamilton County fight clubs and spinout gatherings, contrasting the sympathetic economic framing the article applies to white suburban teens with the blame-and-curfew response routinely directed at Black youth in Marion County. Callers Joyce, Mayhem, Moteph, Deanna, and Reverend...

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  Concerned Clergy Podcast May 13,2026

  May 14, 202651 minS0

  <p>https://concernedclergy.org</p><p>https://progressiveindiana.net</p><p>SUMMARY: </p><p>In this week’s edition of the Concerned Clergy Radio Show, hosts Reverend Tony Alexander and President Pastor David W. Greene Sr. dive into a timely and wide-ranging conversation about Christian nationalism versus true Christian discipleship, anchored by Pastor Greene’s recent article for Voices for Democracy examining how Christian nationalists systematically ignore Matthew 25 — Jesus’s explicit call to feed the hungry, clothe the naked, and care for strangers. Drawing on Trump’s Easter behavior, J.D. Vance’s attack on the Pope, Indiana Lt. Governor Beckwith’s t...

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  Concerned Clergy Podcast May 6,2026

  May 7, 202652 minS0

  <p>https://concernedclergy.org</p><p>https://progressiveindiana.net</p><p>SUMMARY: </p><p>The night after the May 5, 2026 Indiana primary, Rev. Tony Alexander and Pastor David W. Greene Sr. take stock of what the results mean for Indiana Democrats heading into November. Pastor Greene, himself a Senate candidate in the primary, reflects candidly on the experience of running a campaign before the conversation turns to the structural problem at the heart of Indiana Democratic politics: a Marion County electorate that turns out at 15% in primaries and needs to hit 45% or better to elect anyone statewide. The hosts walk through...

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  Concerned Clergy Podcast April 29, 2026

  Apr 30, 202651 minS0

  <p>https://concernedclergy.org</p><p>https://progressiveindiana.net</p><p>SUMMARY: </p><p>Six days out from Indiana’s May 5 primary, Rev. Tony Alexander and Pastor David W. Greene Sr. open the program by responding to the day’s Supreme Court ruling allowing Louisiana to redraw its congressional maps and undoing major parts of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 — a decision both hosts frame not as a legal matter but as a moral one, arguing it effectively dismantles the practical enforcement mechanisms of the civil rights law. They connect the ruling to a broader pattern of voter suppression targeting minori...

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