We discuss the implications of referring to Earth as our Mother: does this relate to how we mistreat her body? What can we learn from traditions that practice deep respect toward plants, animals and nature? How do language and theological traditions impact the way we engage with the planet? Can the physical also be spiritual? And if God the Father and Mother Nature had a divorce - who gets custody of Jesus? It's a wild and enlightening conversation with guest host Rev. Shannon Meacham. It's Episode 53 of Pub Theology Live!

We discuss "this whole being resurrected thing" with guest Emma Donohew. Are there multiple ways to understand what happened to Jesus? How do we negotiate traditions that arise elsewhere, such as in another religious tradition, but have found their way into ours? Plus education and its impact on one's religious experience and commitments. Plus, you've heard of Easter egg hunts, how about a beer hunt? Yes, please.

Why do people seem so intent on hurting each other? Why does the church seem like a place this happens often? We discuss spiritual wounds with author Carol Howard Merritt, and poet and guest Tony Plocido stops in as well—it's Episode 51 of Pub Theology Live!

On this auspicious episode we discuss names and their meaning, and what the significance is of various names we ascribe to God. Is God beyond names? Are there many gods? One God? Is God within us? Out there? Everywhere? Nowhere? Tune in to catch some hilarity and honest conversation on life and faith.

We discuss the Prosperity Gospel: is it God's will for each person of faith to be financially prosperous and physically well? Is it possible to practice abundance consciousness without buying into prosperity promises? What role does gratitude play? What does a successful life look like? We discuss it all on this insightful and engaging episode of Pub Theology Live! #ptlive

Episode 48: Come on, Asteroid! by Pub Theology

We discuss communication, language and God: are we getting better at communicating or worse in this social media age? If words sometimes fall short, what does that mean when considering sacred texts? Can you communicate with God beyond language? Also, we discuss Abraham and the three visitors.

We discuss the keys to a good Pub Theology session, plus address the question of cults: what is a cult, and how is it different from any other religious organization or church?

We are joined by guest Candradasa, a Buddhist priest who helps us sort out whether someone can be a Buddhist Christian or a Christian Buddhist. What are the similarities between Buddhism and Christianity? What are the tensions or conflicts? Can someone be both? Also, if someone shot a gun in space, what would happen?

Bryan, Tina and Ogun discuss the holiday that is Valentine's Day, and consider this definition of love: “Love is the absolute affirmation of another’s meaning.” We also discuss making big changes in life, and what prompts or gets in the way of such changes. We take a cue from Thomas Merton on the spiritual life as being a matter of keeping awake. And Frank gets involved.