Earl Ingram dives deep with Samuel Bestvater from Pew Research Center to explore the enduring presence of religious radio in America. Despite the decline in church attendance, religious radio thrives, with 25% of all U.S. stations dedicated to faith-based content, predominantly Christian. The episode uncovers that 98% of Americans can access such stations, and nearly half tune in, driven by spiritual fulfillment. Evangelicals lead in listenership, and while politics feature more prominently now, it’s the spiritual solace that keeps diverse demographics hooked. With radio’s adaptability, even younger audiences are streaming faith, proving its lasting influence.