
The season comes home. After a reckoning with what the show found in its own region, a sociologist's definition of white Christian nationalism, and a national practitioner's answer to it, the underview returns to the...


The underview is an exploration of the shaping of our place viewed through the medium of bikes, land, and people to discover community wholeness. The underview is a series of discussions within and about the community of Northwest Arkansas. The underview explores our collective understanding and beliefs about the place we live. These discussions will include topics that are foundational to the identity of our region, the history of our communities, the truth of conflict with the land and its people, and the current challenges and opportunities for our community.
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Recent episodes include "the membership with Dr. Jared M. Phillips (ep 3, 33)." (27 October 2026, 79 minutes), "the more perfect union with Rev. Adam Russell Taylor (ep 3, 32)." (20 October 2026, 81 minutes), and "the christian nationalism with Dr. Andrew Whitehead (ep 3, 31)." (13 October 2026, 67 minutes).
the underview. publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 73 minutes.
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The season comes home. After a reckoning with what the show found in its own region, a sociologist's definition of white Christian nationalism, and a national practitioner's answer to it, the underview returns to the...

Rev. Adam Russell Taylor is president of Sojourners , the national Christian organization that has spent five decades insisting that biblical faith and social justice belong in the same sentence. His story starts with a...

Arkansas ranks first in the nation in support for Christian nationalism. More than half the state qualifies as supporters or sympathizers in the Public Religion Research Institute's fifty-state study , and almost six in...

In the first week of Season 3, before a single faith leader had been interviewed, a post appeared in a local political group warning people to listen to this podcast with discernment. It quoted the opening episode four...

Episode Webpage: https://www.theunderview.com/the-buddhist-community-with-su-co-janna-panna About the underview: The underview is an exploration of the development of our Communal Theology of Place viewed through the...

Pastor Ben Gibson did not grow up in a Christian home. His earliest memories are the police at the house, and then a kitchen in Colorado where his father, newly and radically saved, poured every ounce of alcohol down...

Episode #27
โ ๏ธ Content Warning: This episode contains adult subject matter and other content that may be disturbing to listeners, including grief and personal loss. Listener discretion is advised. John Ray landed in Elm Springs...

Inside the Hindu temple of Northwest Arkansas on Regional Airport Boulevard in Bentonville, Monica Kumar leads a conversation with Sriman Ubhaya Vedanta Venugopala Swami Gattu , the temple's chief priest, whom his...

Sixty years ago, an American evangelist named Bill Bright carried the gospel to Colombia. A young man heard it, believed it, and started a church. That church became a movement, CENTI, the International Center for...

This episode turns the microphone around. Since the start of Season 3, listeners have been sending in what they're wrestling with, voice messages, letters, texts, and direct messages, some sharing things they may never...

Fellowship Bible Church is new to a very old religious landscape. Most of the congregations in this season go back to the 1830s, to circuit riders and brush arbors and the first white settlement of this county...

Anglicanism has little history in the Arkansas Ozarks. This is Baptist and Methodist country, shaped by circuit riders and farmer-preachers, later by the Southern Baptist Convention, and later still by the...

First Christian Church has stood in Bentonville since 1867, thirteen people in a house, two years after the Civil War, eighty years before Sam Walton opened a store on the downtown square. Today it sits about a mile...

In part two, Shahid Sheikh refuses the label of victim and names the resilience of a faith that has survived 1,400 years in every political climate. The conversation turns to what Islam actually teaches about economics...

In part one of this two-part conversation, Shahid Sheikh , president of the Bentonville Islamic Center , traces the journey of Northwest Arkansas's Muslim community from a handful of families gathering in garages...

Drive the back roads between Rogers and Pea Ridge and you'll pass a small white church that gave its town a name. Little Flock Primitive Baptist Church was constituted in 1843, planted out of the older Shiloh...

<p>In this episode of the underview, <b>Pastor Gary Wheat</b> of <b>The Assembly</b> in Siloam Springs opens the door to a tradition born on Arkansas soil. The <b>Assemblies of God</b> was founded in Hot Springs in...

In this episode of the underview, Pastor Gary Wheat of The Assembly in Siloam Springs opens the door to a tradition born on Arkansas soil. The Assemblies of God was founded in Hot Springs in 1914, and the Assembly...

After the strategy conversation, co-host Monica Kumar led a different kind of exchange. Robert Burns , Director of the Walton Family Foundation's Home Region Program , shares the arc of his own faith journey: a rural...

<p>After the strategy conversation, co-host <b>Monica Kumar</b> led a different kind of exchange. <b>Robert Burns</b>, Director of the <b>Walton Family Foundation's Home Region Program</b>, shares the arc of his own...
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