Talking On Taboo

Talking On Taboo

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Talking On Taboo episodes

  • 007 Egalitarianism & Feminism

    Must all Christians hold traditional complementary viewpoints of gender roles? Let's explore egalitarianism and feminism with sociology professor, Melissa Kenfield. She's dedicated much of her time to gender studies and service within her ministry. This episode is so worth listening to! Remember that you can email us questions or even ask us them yourself through the Anchor app and have your voice appear on the quarterly Q&A episode!

    30 min
  • 005 Dating

    Boundaries. Bowling. Feelings. Dinosaurs? Marriage dates. Let's talk about all that with campus pastor, Amber Rodriguez!

    31 min
  • 004 Race [Part 2]

    My podcasting friends from The Extraordinary Adventures of Quinc and Garv return once more to finish a never-ending discussion about our modern racial issues!

    34 min
  • 003 Race [Part 1]

    Racial stereotyping ain't fun. Let's talk about it with my friends and fellow podcasters, Garvin Williams and Quincy Kachete from The Extraordinary Adventures of Quinc and Garv podcast.

    28 min
  • 002 Theological Evolution

    What happens when you combine theology and evolution? Listen to my friend, Katie Potter, discuss her experience transitioning from 7-day creationism into theological evolutionism.

    31 min
  • 001 Mental Health

    Do you know someone who believes that mental health doesn't exist? Can you really just pray and dismiss mental health? Can tickling lead to a misunderstanding of consent? Explore these questions with me, Hannah Ortega, and mental health professional, Mia Semidey.

    *As a content warning, we will be discussing severe mental health issues as well as suicide. Listener discretion is advised.

    29 min

About Talking On Taboo

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A podcast that challenges how the Christian church navigates today’s social issues as well as the controversies within the church. The goal is to bring about unity, rather than uniformity, and to help…