Carrie and Morgan talk about growing up in independent Christian School together, reuniting during college, how their deconstruction process has looked, and exploring what their sexualities mean to them.

William Flood talks about giving people a chance to fail, Breakfast at Tiffany's, and sex education during the AIDS crisis.

Becca Andrews is a writer and reporter at Mother Jones. Becca and Morgan talk about double standards with modesty, boundaries in evangelizing, consent, and body image. Find Becca on Twitter @kbeccaandrews and read her articles at motherjones.com.

Linda Kay Klein, author of Pure: Inside the Evangelical Movement That Shamed a Generation of Young Women and How I Broke Free, has researched Purity Culture for over 15 years and is the founder of Break Free Together. Linda and Morgan talk about art as social change and why we need comprehensive sex education. Linda is the founder of "Break Free Together" where she hosts story exchanges and dinner parties to help people get closer to bring free. https://lindakayklein.com/contact/

Lauren talks about her deconstruction from Purity Culture during college and the restoration of being an ordained minister at Highland Baptist Church who works with young adults and the mission and justice teams.

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Jenny & Holly talk about their experiences as straight and queer women in Purity Culture, growing up Catholic and Progressive Baptist.