Daniel Van Kirk probably should have been a pastor. His sermons are just too engaging. You might know Dan from Dumb People Town, his podcast with the Sklar Brothers, or from his excellent impression of Mark Wahlberg on Doug Loves Movies. We loved this interview!

Michelle Biloon did NOT want to come on this podcast. She just "doesn't care" about religion. OR DOES SHE?!?!

Comedian Sameer Naseem joins the Who's Your God Squad to discuss Islam, going to a Catholic high school in Boston while the child rape shit hit the fan, and of course, DRUGS!

This weeks guest is Jamie Loftus, a wonderful comedian and writer from Boston who brilliantly blends performance art with standup comedy. We talk about figuring out who you are in college and what it takes to make your Mom stop taking you a witch's coven. You're in for a treat!

Adam Pasi is a hilarious comedian out of Portland, Oregon who grew up as a military brat and a Seventh Day Adventist. We chatted about being Samoan in the South (and more) while David Gborie lurks in the background

David Gborie is a comedian and angel living in Los Angeles who steals most of his guiding principles directly from the J-man himself. (Jesus.) David feels the presence of God when he hears almost any Casting Crowns song. Get charmed by him!

Christina Catherine Martinez went to clowning school to improve her standup and it sounds to us like basically a cult. We talked about Catholicism, being homeschooled, and why cheeseburgers should be the sacred food of any congregation. 

Dave Waite is a comedian and human gem from the great state of Ohio who managed to mostly avoid church entanglements despite being so close to Kentucky. Does Dave believe in anything when he seems so whimsical and carefree and devoid of the burden of faith? Listen to find out!

Carmen Morales doesn't suffer any fools! She wants people to stop being dicks and tells us about getting "baptized for booty."

OJ Patterson is a writer, comedy person and real-life angel. His blog Courting Comedy has been chronicling the Bay Area comedy scene for years, even tho OJ decided standup was no longer his calling. We talk about black church, confronting bad behavior in a community, and more!