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The Amalgamation with Bruce Reyes-Chow

The Amalgamation with 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 Ciencias Sociales Cristianismo Espiritualidad Ministerio y Evangelismo
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  • e86: A Conversation with Oliver Ma, Candidate for CA Lt. Governor

    e86: A Conversation with Oliver Ma, Candidate for CA Lt. Governor
    May 15 2026
    🧑🏽 Your Host, Bruce Reyes‑ChowRev. Bruce Reyes-Chow is a 3rd Generation, GenX, 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. You can subscribe to his newsletter and podcast, The Amalgamation at www.reyes-chow.com and connect on most social platforms via @breyeschow. He and his wife live a thriving empty-nesting life in the San Francisco Bay Area.✊🏽 About Our GuestOliver Ma is a civil rights lawyer, democratic socialist, and candidate for California Lieutenant Governor. He grew up in an immigrant family in Southern California, and a defining moment came in middle school when his grandmother was racially profiled and detained by federal agents on a morning walk — making Oliver, a kid, the one filing paperwork and finding bail. That experience sent him to UC Berkeley, then Harvard Law, then the ACLU of Southern California.When the first Trump-era immigration raid swept through Bakersfield — and a federal court injunction to stop it was simply ignored — Oliver concluded the courts alone can't protect people. So he's running for office.This episode covers a lot of ground: the surprisingly substantial powers of the Lieutenant Governor's office, immigration and ICE detention, Palestine and divestment, housing justice, reproductive rights, trans rights, campaign finance reform, and what's actually wrong with the Democratic Party. Oliver is the first candidate in California history endorsed by the California DSA for a statewide race, and he is exactly who you hope he'll be.You'll also find out about his deeply nerdy Total War habit and the seven-hour Spanish playlist a coworker made him.Connect with the campaign:oliverma2026.comhttps://www.mobilize.us/olivermaforlieutenantgovernor/event/836954/https://secure.actblue.com/donate/electolivermaConnect with Oliver on the Socials:TikTok: OliverMa2026 - https://www.tiktok.com/@oliverma2026Instagram: OliverForCa - https://www.instagram.com/oliverforca/Facebook: OliverMa2026 - https://www.facebook.com/oliverma2026/YouTube: OliverMa2026 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nE2VHOs41sE💌 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. The Amalgamation Podcast Bookshop Bookstore and all show inquiries can be sent to: theteam@reyes-chow.com.🏷 Tags / Hashtags#TheAmalgamationPodcast #TheAmalgamation #brucereyeschow #election2026 #oliverma #democraticsocialist
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  • e86 Trailer: A Conversation with Oliver Ma, Candidate for CA Lt. Governor

    e86 Trailer: A Conversation with Oliver Ma, Candidate for CA Lt. Governor
    May 15 2026
    Here is the trailer for Episode 86 of The Amalgamation Podcast — A Conversation with Oliver Ma, Candidate for CA Lt. GovernorBecause elections are coming soon, we are releasing both the highlight ASAP! Be sure to subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, Podbean, or wherever you listen to podcasts. To gain immediate access to all episodes and for early access to all future episodes, become a paid subscriber today.Oliver Ma is a Civil Rights Lawyer and Democratic Socialist running for California Lieutenant Governor. Growing up in an immigrant family in Southern California, one of his most formative memories is his grandma getting racially profiled and almost sent to an immigration detention center. He learned then that justice and change is something you have to fight for. So, to fight for his families, he went to UC Berkeley for his undergrad, and Harvard where he studied to become a lawyer. Since then, he has fought for working people in and out of the courtroom, representing families against their slumlords, training thousands of volunteers to fight ICE, and litigating lawsuits to stop illegal immigration raids in California.Connect with the campaign:oliverma2026.comhttps://www.mobilize.us/olivermaforlieutenantgovernor/event/836954/https://secure.actblue.com/donate/electolivermaConnect with Oliver on the Socials:TikTok: OliverMa2026 - https://www.tiktok.com/@oliverma2026Instagram: OliverForCa - https://www.instagram.com/oliverforca/Facebook: OliverMa2026 - https://www.facebook.com/oliverma2026/YouTube: OliverMa2026 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nE2VHOs41sEThe 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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  • e85: We Mend with Gold: A Conversation with Kristin T. Lee

    e85: We Mend with Gold: A Conversation with Kristin T. Lee
    May 12 2026
    🧑🏽 Your Host, Bruce Reyes‑ChowRev. Bruce Reyes-Chow is a 3rd Generation, GenX, 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. You can subscribe to his newsletter and podcast, The Amalgamation at www.reyes-chow.com and connect on most social platforms via @breyeschow. He and his wife live a thriving empty-nesting life in the San Francisco Bay Area.✊🏽 About Our GuestKristin T. Lee is a writer whose work has appeared in Christianity Today and Sojourners, and a primary care physician serving Boston’s Chinatown community. She writes about faith, culture, books, and solidarity at The Embers and is a contributing columnist to The Covenant Companion. Her passion is highlighting literature written by Asian and BIPOC authors via book reviews and reading groups on Instagram (@ktlee.writes). Lee's work is informed by her experiences as an adoptive mother, host to refugees, and friend to those affected by incarceration. We Mend with Gold is her debut book. Find out more at her website: kristintlee.com, on Instagram @ktlee.writes or on Substack: The Embers.🎧 Episode SummaryHer book We Mend with God takes its title from kintsugi — the Japanese art of mending broken pottery with gold — and uses it as a lens for how Asian Americans can hold their fractures, their faith, and their histories together rather than hiding them.Kristen grew up in Iowa City as the daughter of Hong Kong immigrants, carried a layered faith through Harvard and med school, and quietly started falling apart theologically along the way. This episode traces her slow, often lonely journey out of conservative evangelicalism — and what it took to find her way back to a faith that actually fit her whole self.They also get into the writing process, her hilariously bad working title, and why she's desperately hoping her parents never read the book.We Mend with God is out now from Broadleaf Books. 💌 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. The Amalgamation Podcast Bookshop Bookstore and all show inquiries can be sent to: theteam@reyes-chow.com.🏷 Tags / Hashtags#TheAmalgamationPodcast #TheAmalgamation #brucereyeschow #kristintlee
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