
I am a queer autistic theology enthusiast with no formal training. In my podcast episodes I will sit down with future pastors and present to them the theological theories that have formed from accumulated knowledge. personal experiences and pop culture, all filtered through the prism of my mysterious, trauma-informed autistic brain. I will ask my guests wether my ideas are boring mainstream opinio... more
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 25 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Category | Religion & Spirituality | ||||

Laura welcomes AuDHD pastor and professor Rev. Dr. Taylor Denyer to discuss neurodivergent fixations around “ethical” eating. How do we move from individualistic blame and personal shame into grace, community support, and effective action against sys... more
I have been looking forward to recording this episode for a long time. Jonas, one of my oldest friends, joins me as we discuss the impulses to over-commit, disagree compulsively and/or both at the same time. We look at these patterns in biblical figu... more
Avery and I are doing a Christmas episode about haptics, breaking the body/mind binary, and a wonderfully autistic touchy-feely Jesus.
0:00 Introducing topic, defining haptics, need for embodiment
11:00 Use of touch in Gospels’ healing stories
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Working on my current playmobil project I fell into a rabbit hole about the botanist, nutritionist, inventer and all around genius George Washington Carver. I convinced my friend Avery to record an episode about him and his theology.
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Laura is a great theologian who has been doing neurodivergent liberation theology before the thought occurred to most of us. In this podcast, Laura and well-selected guests consistently bring engaging, profound, radical neuroqueer insight relevant to the lives of neurodivergent people in need of liberation.









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