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Join the ladies as they talk about their experiences at pride, what the evangelical versions of themselves would think, and some of their favorite LGBTQ+ artists, authors, creators, and more.
Season 4 is a wrap. Let's reflect on what it spurs us to. And Season 5? We've never seen anything quite like Season 5.
Let justice flow like water. Let it rain.
I had the absolute honor to chat with New York Times best selling author, Matthew Paul Turner about faith, sexuality, love, and God.
I've been following Matthew's writing for years and am indebted to him and those like him who paved the way for so many of us. Take an moment or two to listen into this conversation and if you're anything like me, grab a tissue.
I had the absolute honor of sitting down with anti-racism educator, Portia Burch, to talk about the work of anti-racism and the invitation to be okay with being uncomfortable as you learn.
Find Portia and her links on Tiktok at @Portia.Noir.
Taking a 1 week break from season 4 interviews to reshare our Easter After the Evangelical Church episode from season 1. Things like Easter can be hard after leaving the church or even still in the church but struggling with what that looks like for you.
I hope that this episode brings you peace as you navigate this holiday weekend.
2 of the 3 hosts from Ravel Podcast join me to talk about faith, our opinions on the word deconstruction, how we're each recovering from the church, and of course - how dropping f bombs helps that process.
Award-winning rapper, producer, and graphic artist J. Crum sits down with me to talk about growing up in the church, whitewashed Jesus, his road to agnosticism, and how *all* of that inspires his music.
Join April, Rachel, and a very special guest as they talk about all things Cringy Christianity- even reading some of their OWN old tweets. #woof
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