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The Amalgamation with Bruce Reyes-Chow

The Amalgamation with Bruce Reyes-Chow

By: Bruce Reyes-Chow
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The Amalgamation Podcast focuses on social justice, pop culture, digital community, left-leaning faith, and more. With humor, kindness, and conviction, each episode shares passions and projects and invites the listener to join Bruce and his guests to co-conspire for good. While some podcasts lean toward short-form interviews, The Amalgamation Podcast gives listeners time to get to know each guest, from their current projects and passions to what brings them joy, makes them laugh, and gives their lives meaning.Bruce Reyes-Chow Christianity Ministry & Evangelism Social Sciences Spirituality
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  • e81 Trailer: Soul Medicine for a Fractured World: A Conversation with Liza Rankow
    Feb 3 2026

    Here is the trailer for Episode 1 of The Amalgamation Podcast — Soul Medicine for a Fractured World: A Conversation with Liza Rankow

    The full episode drops on Tuesday, February 10, 2026, so be sure to subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, Podbean, or wherever you listen to podcasts. To gain immediate access to today's episode and for early access to all future episodes, become a paid subscriber today.

    Be sure to grab a copy of Liza's book, Soul Medicine for a Fractured World: Healing, Justice, and the Path of Wholeness on Bookshop where you can also find past Amalgamation guests' books in The Amalgamation Podcast Bookstore.

    The Amalgamation Podcast, paired with The Amalgamation Newsletter, focuses on social justice, pop culture, digital community, left-leaning faith, and more. With humor, kindness, and conviction, each episode shares passions and projects and invites the listener to join Bruce and his guests to co-conspire for good.

    The Amalgamation Podcast is hosted by Bruce Reyes-Chow, produced by Emmie Hix, edited by Dessiree McFarland, with music by Merissa Magdael-Lauron.

    Show ideas and inquiries can be sent to The Team.

    Thanks for listening!

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    1 min
  • e80: The Internet's Youth Pastor: A Conversation with Mason Mennenga
    Jan 27 2026
    🧑🏽 Your Host, Bruce Reyes‑Chow

    Rev. Bruce Reyes-Chow is a 3rd Generation Filipino/Chinese American and an active speaker, writer, coach, and podcaster on topics of faith, leadership, activism, culture, race, and technology. An ordained minister in the Presbyterian Church (USA), he also works with organizations on immigration, decarceration, and Palestinian liberation. He is the author of six books, most recently Everything Good about God is True: Choosing Faith with his next book, "Prophets, Priests, Pastors & Poets: Being and Becoming the Ressurected Christ," due out in Fall 2026. He and his wife live in San Jose, CA.

    ✊🏽 About Our Guest

    Mason Mennenga (he/him/his) is an aspiring theologian, podcaster, YouTuber, and the Internet’s youth pastor. He received his Master of Divinity from Christian Theological Seminary in 2020 and a Master of Arts in Theology from United Theological Seminary of the Twin Cities in 2022. You can connect with Mason on his website masonmennenga.com, subscribe to his YouTube channel, and find him via @masonmennenga on all the socials.

    🎧 Episode Summary

    In this episode of The Amalgamation, Bruce Reyes-Chow is joined by Mason Mennenga—podcaster, theologian, and YouTuber—for a thoughtful and often humorous conversation about faith, social media, and how digital spaces shape spiritual life. Bruce and Mason reflect on Mason’s upbringing, his evolving relationship with online platforms, and the “good old days” of social media before everything became optimized for outrage and engagement. Together, they explore how faith content functions online, the pressures of constant production, and what it means to step back—or reimagine—creative work in healthier ways. The conversation also touches on vocation, burnout, and the tension between visibility and sustainability in digital ministry. Mason shares what gives him life outside of work right now, including slower rhythms, creativity without pressure, and finding joy beyond metrics and platforms. As always, the episode balances big questions with warmth and laughter, offering listeners an honest look at faith, technology, and what it means to be human in public-facing spiritual spaces.

    🎙Thanks for Listening!

    💌 The Amalgamation Podcast, paired with The Amalgamation Newsletter, focuses on social justice, pop culture, digital community, left-leaning faith, and more. With humor, kindness, and conviction, each episode shares passions and projects and invites the listener to join Bruce and his guests to co-conspire for good. It is hosted by Bruce Reyes-Chow, produced by Emmie Hix, and edited by Dessiree McFarland, with music by Merissa Magdael-Lauron. Show inquiries can be sent to: theteam@reyes-chow.com.

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    59 mins
  • e80 Trailer: The Internet's Youth Pastor: A Conversation with Mason Mennenga
    Jan 20 2026

    Here is the trailer for Episode 80 of The Amalgamation Podcast — The Internet's Youth Pastor: A Conversation with Mason Mennenga

    The full episode drops on Tuesday, January 27, 2026, so be sure to subscribe where you listen to podcasts. To gain immediate access to today's episode and for early access to all future episodes, become a paid subscriber today.

    To connect with Mason, check out his website and be sure to subscribe to his YouTube Channel. You can also find past Amalgamation guests' books on The Amalgamation Podcast Bookstore on Bookshop.

    The Amalgamation Podcast, paired with The Amalgamation Newsletter, focuses on social justice, pop culture, digital community, left-leaning faith, and more. With humor, kindness, and conviction, each episode shares passions and projects and invites the listener to join Bruce and his guests to co-conspire for good.

    The Amalgamation Podcast is hosted by Bruce Reyes-Chow, produced by Emmie Hix, edited by Dessiree McFarland, with music by Merissa Magdael-Lauron.

    Show ideas and inquiries can be sent to The Team.

    Thanks for listening!

    Show more Show less
    1 min
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