[hosts contributing on this episode: Joey Svendsen and Matt Oxley]

Jack Hoey (the father) and Jack Hoey (the son) join Joey and Matt to discuss the likelihood of God's existence, why God doesn't make things more obvious, whether or not people can condition themselves to believe, how dependable the bible is to base meaning of life on, and what stock should be placed on spiritual experiences.  While Joey and "the Jacks" consider themselves believers in the Christian faith, Matt is a former fundamentalist Christian now atheist, very familiar with the tenants of faith and traditional beliefs in the Bible.  His departure from faith was a very painful season of deconstruction.   

Jack Hoey x 2 / Substack
Matt Oxley / Substack

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Hayne tells a beautiful story of redemption and love winning over evil.  

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[PRE-ORDER NOW "Deconstructing Without Losing Yourself" by Angela Herrington]

host contributing on this episode: Joey Svendsen

The author of "Deconstructing Without Losing Yourself,"  by Angela Herrington, joins Joey to talk about her new book (releasing this month).  Together they discuss their personal journeys of deconstruction, including the obstacle of fear and how to have compassion for those who cause harm in the name of religion.  

Angie describes to listeners how to maintain a heart that is bold against injustice while maintaining a posture of love.  She highlights here the many blindspots that the church is deeply rooted in, much of them resulting from the same sort of corruption that has affected the rest of the world: a quest for power, control and gain. 

 Book description: Lively and empathetic, Angela J. Herrington shows you how to begin healing religious trauma through deconstructing your faith. This concise and actionable handbook will guide you in vulnerable exploration and help you release unhealthy beliefs that harm you and others. Begin your healing journey with Deconstructing Your Faith without Losing Yourself.

Angela  Herrington / Website



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[hosts contributing on this episode: Joey Svendsen, Robbie Madison, Stoy Prioleau]

Joey's been saving up questions revolving around black people and racism, these aren't the sort of questions you ask a stranger in the check-out line.  He also shares some stories of being the recipient of racism at the hands of black people, for his two friends (and co-hosts of the show) Robbie and Stoy (both black males) to have the opportunity to shed some extra light and possibly give deeper insight on what was going on at a heart level.

Previous episode mentioned on this one, in which Joey hurt Stoy with a racial joke can be listened to RIGHT HERE.

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[hosts contributing on this episode: Joey Svendsen, Robbie Madison, Amy Alderman, Hayne Griffen]

Stories of old prank calls that almost landed Joey in jail, a disgusting fecal matter prank story, people who want Pat Robertson to burn in jail and whether Satan deserves mercy.   

Oh, and when the telemarketer calls, WWJD?

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[hosts contributing on this episode: Joey Svendsen, Robbie Madison, Hayne Griffen]

Favorite Christmas Movies, sexist Christmas Movies from the 1940s, what to expose kids to and whether people will ever see the harm in cell phones similarly to the way society looks at smoking cigarettes.  And while we're at it, should "Baby It's Cold Outside," be cancelled?

Merry Christmas from the PWNA Fam.

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Please listen at your own risk, as the content on this one is very heavy.

[hosts contributing on this episode: Joey Svendsen, Ellen Mauro, Hayne Griffen]

Joey had a seizure a couple of weeks ago and his friends' security camera captured it all.  With "firefighter Hayne" present, we learn a bit more about seizures but we also hear some horror stories he's seen on the job as a rescue worker.  Oh, and Ellen thought her son was dead for a few seconds.

Along the way, the conversation expands to the usual chit chat about everything, from how the younger generation talks about TikTok like it's the creator of all entertainment, how Ellen is still happily sober, when complementing a woman turns into hitting on her, why true crime entertainment is so alluring, and why Ellen feels compelled to subject herself to footage of the horrors going on in the war around Palestine.  

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[Hosts Contributing in this episode: Joey Svendsen / Liz Miller / Stoy Prioleau / Hayne Griffen / Amy Alderman / Matt Oxley]

When one co-host asks another co-host if she thinks he's going to hell, due to his lack of belief in God.  Here's that conversation. 

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[Hosts Contributing in this episode: Joey Svendsen]

Three kids belonging to some listeners of this podcast, as well as Joey’s son Waylon, talk about the deeper things in life.  We talk about how God is good in the context of tornadoes, some specific times their parents have cussed, how the devil is apparently stronger than God sometimes, and whether or not they would be nervous to babysit baby Jesus.  One of these kids is an open theist, none of them are quite sure whether skin is an essential organ, Waylon has lied to his dad recently and a couple of them think Cobain was killed by his wife.  Oh, and the devil created robbers and cancer.

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[Hosts Contributing in this episode: Joey Svendsen]

If God has the type of unlimited power and unquenchable love most Christians ascribe to the Creator, the theological reasoning behind people being separated from God forever simply doesn't hold up, at least not to our finite minds.  

But there are so many verses in the Bible that point to a much greater salvation than what most Christians have been taught.  Hearing this episode, listeners will digest the reasons why a universal view of salvation is backed by scripture just as much (if not more) as traditional views of “heaven and hell” are.  In his book, “Holy Hell: a Case Against Eternal Damnation,”  Methodist minister Derek Ryan Kubilus lays out an exhaustive theological and philosophical framework that outlines not only why this view is far from heresy but also why it's very likely to be true.  

Joey and Derek also discuss many objections to this view, including notions like “God’s love has to be balanced by justice,” and how people need to be careful not “to put a human, man-made perspective of love on infinite God."

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