Kitchen Table Cult Pod

Kitchen Table Cult Pod

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Kitchen Table Cult Pod episodes

  • Episode 9: Headship Headaches
    What happens when you read the Bible literally on the topic of gender roles?
    Kieryn and Hännah discuss headship theology, the Danvers Statement, complementarianism, and the toxic effects of gender essentialism on relationships.
    50 min
  • Episode 10: Educational Neglect
    Kieryn and Hännah delve into the negative aspects of their homeschool educations, and why they are so passionate about advocating for homeschool reform. When homeschooling goes wrong, it can go very very wrong...
    48 min
  • Episode 8: Statement on Social Justice
    Kieryn and Hännah are joined by Christopher Stroop and Emily Maust Wood to discuss the newly released Statement on Social Justice (cosigned and written by the likes of John MacArthur, James White, and Voddie Baucham.
    What does this statement mean, when translated from evangelical-ese? Why is this important? How does a Christian concerned with social justice respond?
    1 hr 49 min
  • Episode 4: The Conspiracy is Real Part 1
    Kieryn and Hännah talk about the organization behind Sessions' Religious Liberty Task Force: the Alliance Defending Freedom. Who are they, Where do they come from, What did they teach?
    How do you make a joke about conspiracy theories when the conspiracy turns out to be real?
    45 min
  • Bonus: After Dark
    Kieryn is back post hysto and they and Hännah drink and discuss the popularity culture of the cults they grew up in, courtship, the harris brothers, and the modesty survey.
    Also, for those so inclined, Kieryn's uterus images on a mastodon instance: https://computerfairi.es/@bluepupboi/100493509298593435
    54 min

About Kitchen Table Cult Pod

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Kitchen Table Cult unpacks all the things Kieryn and Eve learned at the kitchen tables of their childhoods in conservative Christian homeschooling families. Every week we take your questions and drill down on various topics about Quiverfull, the Religious Right, and our childhoods in high-demand groups (otherwise known as cults).