Jim Wallis: podcast appearances and interviews

James E. Wallis Jr. is an American theologian, writer, teacher, and political activist who is affiliated with Georgetown University as the inaugural Archbishop Desmond Tutu Chair in Faith and Justice. He is also the leader of the Center on Faith and Justice at the university. Wallis is known for his work advocating for peace and social justice issues. He is the founder and former editor of Sojourners magazine and established the Christian community of the same name based in Washington, D.C. Wallis has engaged in public discourse as a spiritual advisor and is recognized for his association with the evangelical left and the broader Christian left, although he prefers not to be labeled politically. His work emphasizes the importance of faith in social activism and justice initiatives. Throughout his career, he has contributed to conversations on faith and politics and has played a significant role in movements such as the Red-Letter Christian movement. His influence extends to advising political figures and promoting Christian engagement with societal issues.