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Hosted by Steph · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 21 episodes
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Context & Conviction is a podcast for people who are tired of surface-level conversations and ready to ask harder questions.Each episode explores the intersection of history, faith, current events, and the systems that shape our world. From forgotten chapters of American history to modern-day injustices, media narratives, political power, and the role of the Church in difficult times, we dig deeper than headlines and talking points to uncover the context behind the conversation.
Steph hosts Context and Conviction, a government show with 21 episodes published.
In 1954, Guatemala’s democratically elected president, Jacobo Árbenz, was overthrown after his government pushed land reform in a country where land was concentrated in the hands of a powerful few. His reforms affected m
In this episode of Context & Conviction, Steph breaks down one of the most important government investigations in American history: the Church Committee. In the 1970s, after years of secrecy, scandal, surveillance, and a
In this episode of Context & Conviction, Steph breaks down the 1953 coup in Iran, when Prime Minister Mohammad Mosaddegh was removed from power after he challenged British control over Iranian oil and pushed for national
In this episode of Context & Conviction , Steph takes a deeper look at John Foster Dulles and Allen Dulles, two brothers whose influence helped shape the modern American empire. One brother became Secretary of State. The
In this episode of Context & Conviction, Steph takes us into Bohemian Grove, the private redwood retreat in Monte Rio, California, owned by the Bohemian Club, where powerful men in politics, business, media, finance, and
In Episode 19 of Context & Conviction, we step into one of the most misunderstood parts of American founding history: Freemasonry. Were some of the Founding Fathers Freemasons? Yes. Did Masonic symbols, rituals, and frat
In this episode of Context & Conviction, we are talking about one of the clearest double standards in American life: how quickly powerful people receive grace, protection, excuses, second chances, and soft language, whil
America has a strange habit of deciding whether violence is dangerous based on who committed it. When some people protest, they are called rioters before their pain is even understood. When others break through barriers,
In this episode of Context & Conviction, we are talking about one of the most powerful labels a government, media system, or society can place on a person or group: terrorist. This word is not neutral. It carries fear. I
In this episode of Faith in the Chaos, we sit with one of the most beloved passages in Scripture: Psalm 23. This is not just a psalm for funerals, hard seasons, or moments of grief. It is a reminder for everyday life, fo
In this episode of Context & Conviction , we are talking about digital policing, surveillance, and the way control often gets renamed as safety. Across the country, technology is being used to watch, track, predict, iden
In this episode of Context & Conviction, we look at Haiti through the lens history rarely gives it: not as a nation that simply “fell apart,” but as a nation that dared to become free in a world built on slavery. This ep
After Episode 12, where we talked about the crisis in Congo today, I wanted to take a step back and look at one of the names we cannot afford to forget: Patrice Lumumba. Lumumba was the first prime minister of the indepe
In this episode of Context & Conviction, we turn our attention to the Democratic Republic of Congo, a nation rich in minerals but scarred by decades of violence, exploitation, displacement, and silence from much of the w
In this episode of Context & Conviction, we look at what happens when a nation starts defending cruelty by calling it order, safety, law, or necessity. Episode 11 focuses on the realities surrounding current ICE detentio
Mercy sounds beautiful until God gives it to someone we think does not deserve it. In this episode of Context & Conviction, we are digging into why Jesus’ mercy so often offended the religious leaders of His time, and wh
After the Civil War, America had a choice. It could have rebuilt with justice. It could have protected newly freed Black Americans. It could have confronted the violence, fear, and white backlash that tried to drag the c
In the first episode of Faith in the Chaos, we begin with a verse many of us know, but often struggle to live: “Be still, and know that I am God.” This episode is for the weary heart, the anxious mind, and the soul that
Episode 8: Useful Evil: Operation Paperclip and the Nazi Scientists America Put to Work After World War II, America helped defeat Nazi Germany and stood before the world as part of the moral victory over one of history’s
In this episode of Context & Conviction , I’m diving into one of the most fascinating ancient texts connected to the biblical world: the Book of Enoch . This is not an episode about replacing Scripture. It is not about c
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