The Rev. Dan and Rabbi Matt Podcast

Dominionism: A Conversational Interview of Rabbi Matt by Rev. Dan for AllCreation.org

After nearly five years since their last podcast, Rev. Dan and Rabbi Matt reunite for this long-awaited podcast. Rabbi Matt, now living in California, is interviewed by Rev. Dan, still pastoring in Texas, for an interfaith online collective called AllCreation.org. Rev. Dan is the guest editor for the spring 2022 edition of AllCreation.org and seized the opportunity to get the rabbi and the reverend back to together for an insightful conversation on everything from climate change to Fiddler on the Roof.

The Farewell Episode: A Lutheran Minister, a UCC Pastor, & a Rabbi talk clergy burnout

Rev. Dan and Rabbi Matt are joined by a special guest, Rev. Mindy Roll, to discuss clergy burnout in this final episode of the Reverend Dan & Rabbi Matt Podcast. Rev. Roll serves as Campus Minister for Treehouse Lutheran Campus Ministries to Texas A&M and Blinn in Bryan-College Station, Texas. In this candid conversation between three ministers serving in different contexts in the Brazos Valley, the Lutheran minister, the United Church of Christ pastor, and the Rabbi give a glimpse into their everyday experiences as clergy. Espeically because this is the "farewell episode" of the Rev. Dan & Rabbi Matt Podcast, it's fitting for the discussion to focus on clergy burnout. Listen to find out more, and please share with others to raise awareness. Shalom and peace, y'all.

A Jew, a Christian, and a Muslim walk into a podcast

On episode 5, Reverend Dan and Rabbi Matt host the first guest to the podcast: Imam Islam Mossaad. Imam Islam has been serving the Islamic Community of Bryan-College Station Mosque since January 2017.

Shake your lulavs and palm branches: Maintaining lament while bedazzling the ashes

After Rabbi Matt and Reverend Dan talk about the significance of bedazzling Ash Wednesday and the connections between shaking the Jewish lulav and waving the Christian palm fronds, the interfaith duo discusses the importance of lamentation in our respective faith traditions. If lament is such a large part of our Judeo-Christian life, shouldn't we embrace and practice it more in the face of so much brokenness and chaos? How might our faith and communal life benefit from intentional lamentation in our present context?

Collaborating on the Mountaintop: The Transfiguration and Transgender Bathroom Bills

In Episode 3 of the Reverend Dan and Rabbi Matt podcast, the Lone Star clergy discuss recent activism in College Station and Austin, as well as transgender bathroom bills and the Transfiguration of Jesus. Just what were Moses, Elijah, and the radical rabbi from Nazareth collaborating about up there, and what does that have to do with our need to form coalitions for social justice across our differences today?