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All right.

Well, welcome to season two for everybody who's listening to Sons of Patriarchy.

This is actually the first episode we're recording of season two, although it may not be the first one you listen to during season two, which is just weird in podcast land.

But that's how it works.

We've got Dr. Malcolm Foley coming on for his book, the anti-greed gospel.

So you can just first introduce yourself and who you are, where you work, kind of your research stuff, and what interests you and we'll go with some of the questions after that. Good deal. So, yeah, so I co-pastered a church in Waco called Mosaic Waco.

We are an intentionally multicultural church in Waco. I also serve a special advisor to Baylor's president for equity

and campus engagements. That's my, that's my full-time job. Although, I mean, being a pastor

is a full-time job, too, but, you know, it's fine. Multiple full-time jobs. I getcha.

Yeah, I have two full-time jobs, still.

That's fine. So, but I wrote this book because I think that the most, I think that America's history

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