May/June 2012: Donald Miller

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In The Issue

The Drop

All That Jazz

Penny Carothers (yes, that Penny) gets real with Donald Miller about his landmark book, the new movie it inspired and the tension of turning fact into fiction. Read More

The War on Religion

A closer look at what America really thinks about Christians. (You'll be surprised.) Read More

Confessions of the Hold Steady

Frontman Craig Finn on growing up and finding faith again. Read More

Broken Politics

Democrats and Republicans both get it wrong. Here's how they can turn it around. Read More

Phantogram

Why one of our favorite electro-indie bands should be on everyone's playlist. Read More

Going Green (for the Right Reasons)

Why embracing "creation care" should be about more than just science. Read More

10 Ways to Find Your Calling

How to figure out what you want to be when you "grow up." Read More

The Drop

Emerging Artists You Should Know

The Fray

Frontman Isaac Slade gets honest about Africa, the Christian ghetto and why he was disappointed in their sophomore album. Read More

What's Next for David Crowder?

Now that the David Crowder Band has officially parted ways, we spoke with the iconic frontman about his future. Read More

The Drop

Sustainable Change. Sacrificial Living

A New North Korea?

With a different leader, will there be a greater emphasis on justice? Read More

Reject Apathy

Slices

A Bimonly Look at Life, Faith + Culture

Gaming Gets So Much Smoother

When yacht rock meets Street Fighter, everyone wins. Read More

The BBC vs. Christians

The broadcaster says Christians are treated with less sensitivity. Read More

Anthony Bourdain's New Adventure

An afternoon with the world's most frank chef and critic. Read More

Why I Am (Still) a Christian

Author Lauren Winner tells why she's held onto her faith. The answer may surprise you. Read More

A $315,000 Hamburger

Scientists in the netherlands have discovered a way to use stem cells to grow muscle tissue in a lab… Read More

Netflix Rescues Summer TV

Summer is almost here–which means good TV is almost gone… Read More

Your Job Will Kill You–After It Makes You Fat

In case you needed proof that working on a computer at a desk all day is unnatural, recent studies have shown people with sedentary jobs are twice as likely to die from heart disease than those with active jobs and that 292,345,090 Americans do not get the minimum level of exercise for good health. It's Making You Fat Americans burn 140 fewer calories a day than 50 years ago… Read More