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        <title>The Minbar Report</title>
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        <itunes:subtitle>Mercy for people. No mercy for nonsense.</itunes:subtitle>
        <itunes:author>Chaplain Tricia</itunes:author>
        <itunes:summary>Faith, current events, and hard conversations — without the noise.

Hosted by a Muslim chaplain who believes conviction and compassion aren&#39;t opposites, The Minbar Report takes on the news, culture, and community debates most shows are too afraid to touch. Each episode brings the same honesty you&#39;d hope for coming from a minbar: grounded in principle, open to disagreement, and never interested in scoring cheap points.

This isn&#39;t a show that picks a side to please an algorithm. It&#39;s commentary rooted in conservative values — family, faith, responsibility, and community — delivered with the mercy and nuance those values actually call for. Expect real debate, respectful pushback, and a host who&#39;s spent years counseling people through the messiest parts of life and isn&#39;t interested in pretending the answers are simple.

If you want news commentary that takes both truth and people seriously, pull up a seat.</itunes:summary>
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            <itunes:name>Chaplain Tricia</itunes:name>
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