Debt cancellation, the freeing of slaves, and the redistribution of land! Honestly F*CK YOU for lending money to people. Oh does the cop in your head not want to get the short end of a stick? Oh boo hoo. wah wah. Do you want to get back more than what you gave? You make me sick! What does your mortgage, your car loan, your credit card debt, your school loans, your medical debt, and austerity measures imposed upon by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) have to do with Jesus's ministry and the witness of the early church? Contrary to what mainstream Christianity would have us believe, Christian faith doesn't have to be neol*beral and it doesn't have to be anti-debtor. In this episode we talk everything from the Jubilee and Sabbatical laws to what debt is for the working class to the inequality of power that defines the creditor-debtor relation. Burn Babylon down.

If only there was a hellcast that asked and responded to questions like "have we always fuckin' needed to sell our labour to the rich? And If wage labour is "fair" then why do I feel like a hollowed out pumpkin? And why do I hate my boss who is a pretty kind person? Why am I as a wage labourer not a capitalist? And I get that capitalism is not the best but why is it an evil monstrous way that capitalists violate the wellbeing and personhood of workers for profit? Why should I as a christian be concerned with the burning down of the Babylon that is Capitalism? Oh wait fuck! This is one!!!!

We start with the religious overtones of capitalism and you hear me frustrated but maybe you cant tell

It's 3 materially grounded ways that capitalism has contributed to the production of the conditions in which these recurring violent events have emergered. 

This episode tries to broach a conversation that discusses the lack of attention given to capitalism, class, and material conditions in Christian conversations concerning the emergence of White Working Class Male M*ss Sh*otings. Burn Babylon down. 

This one is in two parts

I really wanted to call this one "Crouching Tiger Hidden Labour of Social Reproduction" but I obviously didn't. Any this is the one where we ask and respond to questions such as, What is reproductive work? How has capitalism shaped our understanding of and relation to the labor of social reproduction? Why is reproductive work regulated, devalued, and disguised? Burn it all down

In this episode we read through the book of Ruth and ask how this story might help us think about capitalism’s tendency to regulate, devalue, and hide reproductive work and the people who disproportionately perform this labor

Holy Shit!. The lectionary gods were not fucking about! Who are "the oppressed"? What are people mourning? What must be done in light of the people's faint spirit? Are we just trying to reform the world and make this union "more perfect"? Can I both hate and love? Is Mary really just a total badass MF (SPOILER ALERT: YES)? Gotta sow what you wanna reap. Let's get our Advent on!

THIS SUNDAY IS A HELL OF A SUNDAY. From justice to comfort to finitude. I think there's something about inevitability and nihilism too. Also i forgot to do a Devo but thats ok I give up. Shout out to the Tik Tok Queen, SD.