Reverse Farmgirl

Kate interviews local poet Arden Eli Hill about elements of spirituality, sexuality, and religion in his forthcoming poetry chapbook from Seven Kitchen's press. Arden's collection Bloodwater Parish (which is currently available for pre-order) focuses on race, gender, sexuality, and adoption in southern Louisiana. Arden is a white queer genderqueer writer with roots in southern girlhood and swamp water. For a tase of Arden's writing, check out ArdenEliHill.com.

In this episode, Kate talks with her friend Shane about feeling sexy, sitting on 50, immigration, and the Great Plains.

In this episode Kate talks with her friend Celie about Jesus, queerness, poetry, and Halloween.

In this episode, Kate talks with a very special guest: her sister. They talk about the Enneagram test and how it jives with spirituality and the Nebraska life.

In this episode there's a little Husker talk and some talk about yoga and stickers.

In this episode Kate talks about the point of her own conversion, confirming teenagers, and what to tell her kids.

In this episode Kate talks about the divine spirit expressing itself through Sophia Loren and also some Neil Diamond.

In this episode Kate talks about fashion, feminism, and her lifelong fascination with conversion.

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In this episode Kate talks about Nebraska weather, who or what she might be praying to, and living in relationships.