Zun Mureed w/ Stephanie and Jeremy McLellan

After Jeremy's mental health collapses (for a week) he and Stephanie sit down and talk about keeping sane, parenting, last names, why paleontologists are racist, and more.

It's week 3 of quarantine and the effects are starting to wear on Stephanie and Jeremy. Listen as we talk about sleep deprivation, mental breakdowns, love languages, NFP, and our arranged marriage.

Stephanie and I talk about her being my second (and first) wife, the future of travel and comedy post-pandemic, talking to your children about social distancing, and more.

Episode 1 of Zun Mureed with my wife Stephanie. We talk about life in quarantine, the Pakistani cure for coronavirus, our favorite childhood movies, raising two kids, and a lot more. Enjoy!

Jeremy chats with journalist and commentator Siraj Hashmi, a Pakistani-American Muslim working in conservative media. They discuss Twitter outrage, impeaching Trump, censorship of conservatives, Alex Jones, abortion politics, Pakistan, Catholic infighting, whether Trump is a fascist, and which Democratic candidate can beat him.

Jeremy talks with his friend Ismail Royer, an American Muslim and Director of the Islam and Religious Freedom Action Team for the Religious Freedom Institute. In 2003, Royer was indicted for assisting the Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba (LET) and served 14 years in prison. He now works to promote religious pluralism and help people not fall into extremism.

They talk about fatherhood, the psychology of extremism, Ismail's journey from Catholicism to atheism to Islam, his time with the Bosnian mujahideen, his decision to recruit for the LeT, his subsequent arrest, and his debates with terrorists in prison.

Jeremy sits down with Todd Green, professor of religious studies at Luther College, former Presbyterian minister, and author of Presumed Guilty: Why We Shouldn’t Ask Muslims To Condemn Terrorism.” They discuss Islamophobia, Europe, anti-Sharia laws, American foreign policy, Ilhan Omar, and much more.

Jeremy talks with Eeman Abbasi, editor of Traversing Tradition, to discuss Islam, feminism, capitalism, monoculture, the secularization of Muslim minds, CVE and PREVENT, and Western debates about hijab.

Jeremy sits down with Jordan Denari Duffner, an expert on Catholic-Muslim dialogue and author of “Finding Jesus Among Muslims: How Loving Islam Makes Me A Better Catholic." They discuss her life among Muslims, her time in Jordan, Pope Francis, Catholic and Muslim views of Jesus, Mary, the Quran, Muhammad, and so much more.

Note: This podcast is being released on the first day of Ramadan, so Ramadan Mubarak to all my Muslim listeners!

After touring together for 2 months, Jeremy sits down with friend and fellow comedian Omar Regan, a black Muslim from Detroit. They talk about how comedy can bring religions together, their $300 speeding ticket in New York, whether Jeremy's baby daughter Jewell will grow up and become racist, missing their kids on tour, why they hate audiences filming during comedy shows, how to handle hecklers, and why comedians love watching other comedians mess up.