We're back for our final stream of this "season" to talk about building community, especially in the absence of religion. If you liked these, let us know! We'll take a hiatus and come back with season 2.

The crew is back to ask whether it's even possible to get answers on religious and existential questions. Aaron joins along with a secret guest.

We're back to continue our discussion about good and evil. One of the questions Eric asked last week was whether, if you could, you'd delete evil.

Eric joins us to share from an agnostic perspective as we discusss how modern people should find meaning in the absence of an increasingly atomized society.

The gang is back to talk more about the realistic outcomes of organized religion on ourselves and our peers.

Emily, Stephanie, John, and Manley on the case! A conversation between friends about our spiritual journeys and what we see among our peers and in the culture.

Emily eases you into the hiatus by putting out a mini episode to buffer against the finale next week. Happy one year anniversary of the Adventist Millennial Podcast!

If you've listened to this podcast before, this is not a new idea--but it's time to hear it again. In the second to last episode, Emily points out that God often gets described as abusive despite being called loving at the same time.

Melissa Suarez joins the pod to talk about her experience as an Adventist millennial and powers through Emily's horrible technological mangling of the interview. Enjoy!!

Pastor Jose Briones of Disruptive Adventism says you don't have to pay tithe to the conference...dun dun dun! Find out all the heresy he spouts about grassroots versus organizational giving.