So Help Me God

Jethro Nolen, co-founder of Pittsburgh's Arcade Comedy Theater, dropped in for a discussion of improv, faith versus science, and clowning for Jesus.

This week we had listener mail from "Rochelle" about how taking a stand for Jesus is harder than it seems when you're a teen. First, Heather tells us some holy week folklore then Ethan kicks off his personal story with a game of Is This Christian College Rule For Real?

Where does the concept of a soulmate come from? Ethan tells us. How about spirituality? What is it? How many licks does it take to get there? Also, Where’s Waldo? What’s Eating Gilbert Grape? Ok, so all those questions weren’t asked, but soulmates and spirituality are definitely on the menu.

This Week, Heather’s story includes dragons, big cats, and toddler Jesus. And Ethan tells us of a time he broke trust and told a lie.

Ethan tells us more about Moses and the story includes a whole lot of sheep. Heather tells us about the time she tried open-air preaching.

Comedian Collin Chamberlin joins the podcast for an interview before his show at the Improv!

This week, Heather tells the story of Moses’ close call with death and Ethan shares one of many sex talks gone wrong.

**Warning: Episode contains a story of sexual violence. We’ve got more listener mail! This week, Brooke shares a story from her home church. Ethan tells the story of Sodom and Gomorrah. Heather gets her “own personal stoning” x3.

This week, Heather takes creative liberties with a story of someone falling asleep during a long sermon by the apostle Paul. Ethan meets a special friend who encourages him to try and speak in tongues.

Heather and Ethan learn a thing or two about Reiki from our guest, Suzie Dalessandro, a Reiki practitioner and friend to the podcast