Welcome to Democracy-ish. I am Danielle Moody.

And I'm with Jahat Ali.

And once again, we are joined by a special guest to help us figure out Democratic messaging.

How do we get these people that are inside of our big tent, right, to activate together,

to do the right thing and stop seating particular groups, namely those that are religiously

affiliated and assuming that they go into the

Republican column. So, Waj, please do the honors of introducing our guest today.

So our guest today is Corey Nathan, who I'm convinced is my Jewish born-again Christian cousin

from another mother. You heard that right. Corey Nathan is the host of the fantastic

podcast, talking politics and religion without killing each other. He's a Jew from Jersey who

became a Christian. He's an engaged citizen, an entrepreneur, and like me, he also dabbled in

the theater, Danielle. He has fantastic conversation. He's a man of

faith, but he is very, very disturbed like we are about how the Republican Party in particular

has used an abuse Christianity to further their hateful agenda. And he is concerned about how faith is actually dividing us,

but he sees an opening where faith can actually unite us and hopefully, hopefully save this

democracy that we all agree is under assault. Corey, shalom alaikum. Shalom. Mahshman pha.

Thank you for having me, Waj. Nice to meet you, Danielle.

Wonderful to have you.

So, I mean, I just want to, I need to get to, I need a little bit of history.

I think we all need a little bit of history.

We need an origin story.

To get to the present day.

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