
Co-hosts (and ex-pastors) Jason Stellman and Christian Kingery discuss politics, religion, and culture over drinks.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 584 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyReligion & Spirituality | |||

This week's episode begins with a discussion about Welcome to Wrexham that jumps to politics more broadly. We then play some listener voicemails about topics like gym saunas, football, and how Christians navigate the grieving process. We play a TikTo... more
This episode of Drunk Ex-Pastors begins with a surprisingly long discussion about clothes: We discuss our around-the-house wardrobes as well as our going-out ones, and how an article of clothing goes from one category to the other. We revisit the Wor... more
We kick off this episode with a discussion of how much better Entourage is than The OC. We then talk about a video highlighting Spotify's most streamed songs of the last 66 years (some real surprises on there). We play a few voicemails—one about unkn... more
We kick off this episode talking about the recent reemergence of Kevin Spacey, after which we shift gears and discuss the World Cup, and President Trump's meddling on America's behalf specifically. We talk about the recent lawsuit against Meta for al... more
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I love listening to you guys from someone that grew up in the church several yrs at Calvary chapel it feels like you guys get it
Listened to the show for years. Was a Patron from the beginning, and a frequent contributor to the FB page.
This show has run its course. Really enjoyed the early years when it was an honest and heartfelt exploration of former evangelicals working through their deconstruction. These days it’s primarily apologia of people who support Trump, with a healthy heaping of Jason justifying why his lack of ambition and failure to achieve anything close to a satisfying life or career is the world’s fault... more
Common guys remember why you left the evangelical church. It’s a topsy turvy world and you need to resist the brownshirt bully’s who think they talk to Jesus. They don’t. Let’s get back to your excellent display of real masculine friendship and support.
I have been listening to them for years, and have watched them slowly devolve into racist slurring old white men. The transition is now complete. They are your drunk uncle at the dinner table. But not as funny, endearing or smart.
So if you took the red pill, or you enjoy making constant excuses for Trump and believe the country was a better place 70 years ago, and blacks need to get back in their place and jig for some buttered biscuits…. Then this is definitely the podcast for you.
I’ve listened to so much Drunk Ex Pastors that other podcasts just can’t compete for my heart the way these guys have won it. Since now they update it bi weekly, I’ve now resorted to listening to older episodes over and over while walking these streets.
Now when I walk onto someone’s porch and they say, you can keep the bills, I reply with, “You gon’ get these bills” - and I mumble, “dickbushout” incoherently.
Signed, bored mail carrier.
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Two ex-pastors turned co-hosts, Jason Stellman and Christian Kingery, riff over drinks about politics, religion, culture, and life after faith. Across episodes they balance sharp takes on current events with candid personal history, skeptical worldview, and a willingness to mock sacred cows. The conversations blend humor, controversy, and thoughtful critique, often challenging mainstream narratives while maintaining a relatable, banter-driven style. The show stands out for its unvarnished deconstruction of evangelical culture, willingness to provoke, and a dynamic pair that keeps topics from theology to tech approachable and entertaining for curious, culture-minded listeners.
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2. Aaron Tilt
3. Pastor Jack Hibbs
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5. Alex Stellman
6. Katherine Stewart
7. Kester Brewin
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