WRWL EP16: Religious Freedom
Apr 17, 202528mEp. 16S1
Are ringing church bells different than a morning call to prayer? Listen to Matt and Melissa discuss religious freedom from TWO very different vantage points. PS: This is their best opener yet!
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This podcast aims not to meet in the middle, but to see the other side from the middle of friendship. Matt leans Right and Melissa leans Left, and together they discuss various topics through respect and a bit of humor.
RightLeft hosts Who's Right, What's Left?, a news show with 19 episodes published.
Are ringing church bells different than a morning call to prayer? Listen to Matt and Melissa discuss religious freedom from TWO very different vantage points. PS: This is their best opener yet!
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