Concerned Clergy Podcast
The Concerned Clergy of Indianapolis is a fellowship of pastors and other concerned citizens who are God-fearing people who believe injustice, racism, ageism, classism and sexism to be contrary to the will of God. www.progressiveindiana.net
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Concerned Clergy Podcast September 16, 2026 (opens the original)
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https://concernedclergy.org https://progressiveindiana.net SUMMARY: On Pastor Greene’s birthday, he and Rev. Tony Alexander dig into two connected fronts: the fallout from Indy’s Flock camera controversy and a devastating new report on Indiana’s early childhood education system. Following Chief Terry’s new policy requiring an active case number before officers can access Flock (automated license plate reader) data, the hosts scrutinize IMPD’s public FAQ page — which claims Flock cannot detect fa
Concerned Clergy Podcast September 9, 2026 (opens the original)
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https://concernedclergy.org https://progressiveindiana.net SUMMARY: Rev. Alexander and Pastor Greene spend the hour dissecting a chaotic City-County Council Public Safety Committee meeting happening the same night, where IMPD Chief Terry presented her department’s budget request of roughly $400 million while facing pointed questions about the Dalys Jett case and the department’s use of Flock camera technology. Protesters demanding transparency on the Jett shooting packed the chamber and were rep
Concerned Clergy Podcast September 2, 2026 (opens the original)
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https://concernedclergy.org https://progressiveindiana.net SUMMARY: Rev. Tony Alexander and Pastor David W. Greene Sr. spend the hour on two fronts: ICE’s active presence across every side of Indianapolis this week, and continued Northwest Indiana flood recovery. On ICE, both hosts press local leadership — particularly Mayor Hogsett — to speak out publicly the way Democratic leaders did in Minneapolis, arguing that those being detained are largely working people, not the “worst of the worst” ori
Concerned Clergy Podcast August 26, 2026 (opens the original)
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https://concernedclergy.org https://progressiveindiana.net SUMMARY: Rev. Alexander and Pastor Greene spend the hour on a single, urgent story: Gary, Indiana went 14 days without power after the August flooding — one of the longest outages of its kind in recent U.S. history — and neither the state nor NIPSCO said a word about it until a Saturday press conference nearly two weeks in. Both hosts admit they didn’t know Gary was still without power until pastors organized their own relief caravan. Pa
Concerned Clergy Podcast August 19, 2026 (opens the original)
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https://concernedclergy.org https://progressiveindiana.net SUMMARY: With central Indiana still reeling from record flooding, Rev. Tony Alexander and Pastor David W. Greene Sr. open with the question that will frame the entire hour: does our government actually care for the people? To answer it, Rev. Alexander plays a clip from a recent Senate Banking Committee hearing in which Sen. Rev. Raphael Warnock (D-GA) walks through Matthew 25 verse by verse — “I was hungry,” “I was thirsty,” “I was a str
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