Kennedy was busting on me. We don’t care that you don’t care. Where dreams are made of. What you’re doing now is a great example. It’s okay, the guy’s dead now. No thanks, White Jesus. Plus, Tara thinks “That’s what she said” is still funny.

Kennedy was busting on me. We don’t care that you don’t care. Where dreams are made of. What you’re doing now is a great example. It’s okay, the guy’s dead now. No thanks, White Jesus. Plus, Tara thinks “That’s what she said” is still funny.

Kennedy was busting on me. We don’t care that you don’t care. Where dreams are made of. What you’re doing now is a great example. It’s okay, the guy’s dead now. No thanks, White Jesus. Plus, Tara thinks “That’s what she said” is still funny. &nbsp;

Kennedy Alexander Robertson, Part Two: Quick and Clean and Short

What happens when two comedians with opposing views talk about religion? Tara Brown and Jonathan Williams are about to find out. Aside from being preachers' kids and comedians, they are about as different as two people can be. But they love talking to each other and occasional guests about the worlds of religion and spirituality. By turns hilarious and soul-searching, Preachers’ Kids speaks to the power of conversation, open-mindedness, and laughter to bring people together—even when they disagree about life's biggest questions.

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