The TikTok Pastor himself helps us navigate social media and our faith. He describes the processes for writing books, responding to hate comments, and making TikTok videos. From Brandan we learn important lessons in humility and turning the other cheek.

Rev. Brandan Robertson is a noted author, activist, and public theologian, working at the intersections of spirituality, sexuality, and social renewal. He serves as the Pastor of Sunnyside Reformed Church in New York City. He’s widely known as the "TikTok Pastor", with a vast digital reach of over 250k followers and 6 million views engaging his inclusive theological digital content. He’s also the host of the Faith For the Rest of Us podcast, featuring conversations with leading progressive spiritual leaders.

Co-hosts Josh Orton and Lia King spill the Take a Leap tea.

Josh Orton is a Political Science major at Brigham Young University. He is married (sorry ladies) and is moving to Texas in just a few months. He has worked with the In Good Faith podcast, Letters to a Young Mormon, and Wayfare magazine.

Lia King is an Editing and Publishing major at Brigham Young University. She loves her hometown in Wisconsin and anyone reading this description. She has worked at BYUradio with the In Good Faith podcast for over 2 years.

Have you ever been single? Then this episode is for you!

In this episode, co-hosts Josh Orton and Lia King interview Mallory Everton and Diana Brown about their relationship statuses (everyone’s favorite topic of conversation). They explain some of the difficulties of being single in a family-oriented religion and how we can support our single friends.

Mallory Everton is a comedian, actor, and writer. Many LDS listeners will recognize her from the years she spent performing on Studio C. She has also acted in Freelancers, Stop and Go, Villians Inc, and more, and she graduated from BYU with a bachelor’s in Media Arts Studies.

Diana Brown is assistant director of interreligious engagement at Georgetown University. She earned a BA and MA in sociology from Brigham Young University and is currently the new Associate Director for Faith Matters. She and Mallory co-host the Soloists podcast.

Lia King and Lauren Kim (LKx2) discuss the changing climate from an Evangelical perspective. Listen as they bond over their love of cows and God’s other creations.

Lauren Kim is the National Organizer and Spokesperson for Young Evangelicals for Climate Action (YECA) and has been involved with them since 2019. She is passionate about clean water, natural preservation, and animals (especially horses and cows after living in Texas). She is a graduate from the University of Virginia with a degree in Global Security/Justice. Lauren believes deeply in the mission of environmental stewardship as a practice of obedience, kindness, and radical love toward Jesus and His creation.

P.S., we do not encourage our listeners to fly to Idaho without any real plan. Be safe out there.