Irreverent

Zouain finally goes back to church after a while and talks a bit about his experience and what bothered him. We talk about Deadly youth group games in the 90s, and Christian Halloween events.

This week on Irreverent we talk about racism. Also we cover a story that got national attention about a local orlando christian school dealing with white kids going to social media explaining how to properly say racial slurs. Then that leads to a story that Jeff has about helping out in the Katrina disaster in Louisiana where there are still no black Pastors in the town he went to. We find out the most racist thing we have ever said and apparently ForNow used to be a white supremacist.

This week on Irreverent we talk about an article that lists 25 religious justifications to support Trump. And just from the title we think theres something wrong with this. Apparently there are a lot of similarities to Trump and the Bible. Then we find out what Zouain’s version of Bible study would be like and who his favorite Bible superhero is. Then close out the show with a little video about what christians say.

This week on Irreverent Radio Live we discuss the most bisexual generation. We also talk about how the church is trying to reach our youth and millennials. Then we talk about a story where a governor thinks creationism should be taught at our schools. Which brings up a debate between Jeff and Zouain about how the universe was created. Did the Big Bang happen, God created it, or a mixture of both?

On this episode of Irreverent we talk about a story by the NY Post about the Satanic temple wanting an after school program an for elementary school. Good idea or bad idea? Naturally Zouain and Jeff have different opinions on the subject, and then things get interesting. It leads to us discussing the reasons why certain religions were originated, should we legislate morality, and Jeff’s marriage counseling solutions that considers banning a multi billion dollar industry. Then we bring up a story about a lawsuit settlement dealing with the dating site Christian Mingle and others like it.

In this episode Zouain and Jeff talk about what could possibly be the Last election of the United States, and what is likely to happen. We talk about the third party vote (that counts!!!) and Zouain tries not to have a stroke from all the yelling.

This week on Irreverent Radio Live we have our in house pastor back, Jeff Mclaughlin from First Baptist Orlando, and since Jeff is boycotting social media we have to keep him up to date. In doing so we bring up a video that was posted by Perry Noble, of NewSpring Church talking about his recent relief of duty from his position at the church. We also talk about Pokemon Go and Jeff tells us a story involving a Poke-Stop. Apparently the game is bringing in a bunch of people to these places but the communities think it’s disrespectful and want them to stop and even be removed from the app. Which brings up top places you should not play Pokemon Go at and Zouain claims he used to hang out at one of these places as a kid. Then we close the show out with another leader of the church hitting the headlines. A Televangelist buys Tyler Perry’s 17.5 million dollar mega mansion in Atlanta, Georgia.

This week we change things up a little bit and do an Irreverent Radio Highjack, merging both shows together. We packed the studio with a full house of guests including some CSB students and the one and only, Ditty, formerly from 96.9 the game. We first get into some politics and try to educate ForNow and Trump on the Brexit vote because apparently they have no idea what it is. Then one of the CSB students brings in a story about a person who committed suicide and the boyfriend somehow gets arrested for 3rd degree murder and other things. Then we end the show with a drunk Ben Affleck going on a rant that will be remembered forever in the NFL.

A Week has passed since the pulse shooting in Orlando the world has been coming together merging resources to give back to all those who need help. This week on Irreverent we bring in a special guest, Ben Collins, from Collective. We talk with him about Collective Cares, an LGBT ministry within Collective, as well as the tragedy that happened to our city and discover ways to either help with victims, give back to the community, or just want a quiet and safe place to pray and meditate.

This week on Irreverent Radio Live we recognize Pride Month. We bring together and talk to the most diverse group of individuals when it comes to homosexuality, is it right or is it wrong? We first talk to someone who experiences first hand in life and discuss his journey growing up. Then we bring in a Doctor in psychology to help educate ForNow and enlighten him with some science. Next we close the show talking to another guest who is a single parent raising three kids with sexual preferences that range from straight to transgender and everything in between.