Indhira Udofia talks about what social work entails, how to recognize when spiritual trauma has happened to you, and why it may be best to just burn the church down (the system, not the actual buildings).
Ramona Martinez is an artist who seeks to reclaim Christianity for misfits, radicals, anarchists, feminists, and outcasts of all types. She joins us to discuss the intersection of magic and Christianity.
We talk about abolition theology and atonement with returning guest Hannah Bowman, the founder and Director of Christians for the Abolition of Prisons, a literary agent, and a grad student studying Theology & Religious Studies at Mount Saint Mary's University.
We’re joined by Rev. Steven Martin to talk about the church’s role in both historical and contemporary right-wing movements and the coming schism in the Methodist church.
We discuss abolition theology with Hannah Bowman, the founder and Director of Christians for the Abolition of Prisons, a literary agent, and a grad student studying Theology & Religious Studies at Mount Saint Mary's University.
We’re joined by Rosie Snow, Director of Christian Discipleship at Wesley Memorial UMC, to discuss attention and our relationship to the non-human world.
We’re joined by Leigh “L” Finke, a producer, writer, and journalist advocating for LGBTQ+ Christian youth. She’s written two books — “Queerfully and Wonderfully Made” and “Welcoming and Affirming” — and produced two documentaries — ”White Savior: Racism in the American Church” and “Ending The Silence: Confronting Sexual Shame in the Church.”
55 min
About Until We Get Canceled
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This is a talk show by progressive Christians for… well, we don’t care who listens. We want to bring up conversations that we know are happening in a lot of Christian communities and bring them to the forefront, with some levity and our tongues planted firmly in cheek. We know there are a lot of people of faith who support equal rights for everyone, who know that love is love, who believe that #BlackLivesMatter, who want to engage with faith in a different way than their parents did, and who want to replace the Christian patriarchy with a new cult of the sacred feminine led by Ian McKellen — and we want to give those communities a platform.
We’re here. We’re tolerant. Get used to it… until we get canceled.