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Faith and Feminism

Meghan Tschanz
Purity Culture
Advent
LGBTQ+ Advocacy
Positive Parenting
Luke Chapter 1
Hope
Feminist Interpretation
Pornography
Mary
Compassionate Discipline
Mental Health
Patriarchy
Transgender Rights
Sexual Education
Corporal Punishment
Hand-Me-Down Parenting
Women In the Bible
Eve
Peace
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Reclaiming Feminism for Christianity

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Latest Episodes

"We were told that if we pulled on one thread, the whole tapestry would unravel. So we pulled. And it did. Now we're standing in a pile of yarn, wondering if there's anything left worth saving.

Today, Dr. Tiffany Yecke Brooks joins the show to talk... more

This week on Faith and Feminism, we're digging into the fractures of the American Church with Dr. Jared Stacy, author of Reality in Ruins. We explore the "Gospel of Paranoia"—a theological and social pipeline that has turned pews into echo chambers a... more

What if the "fall of man" was actually woman's first act of courage? Join us as we talk with B.K. O'Connor, author of Eve, about her bold feminist reimagining of the world's first woman as a heroine of curiosity rather than a scapegoat for sin. We ex... more

Welcome to Remedial Theology: Mattie Mae and Meghan Take TheoBros Back 2 School.

The TheoBros have been loud, confident, and very wrong—and Mattie Mae and Meghan are handing out syllabi. In this episode, we take on Mark, who argues that socialism i... more

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Recent Guests

Tiffany Yecke Brooks
Writer and public theologian focused on religious trauma, deconstruction, and rebuilding faith with justice and liberation
Author and speaker
Episode: Beyond the Burn: Why Deconstruction Isn't the End Goal
Jared Stacy
Theologian and ethicist, author of Reality in Ruins
University-affiliated researcher / theologian
Episode: The Gospel of Paranoia: Jared Stacy on the Evangelical-to-Conspiracy Pipeline
BK. O'Connor
Author of Eve, a novel exploring Eve's reimagined journey
BK. O'Connor (Author)
Episode: Was Eve the First Feminist? A Conversation with B.K. O'Connor
Bethany Jantzi
Coercive control consultant and mental health professional
Episode: The Domestic Training Ground: Control, Marriage, and the Church
Amanda McCracken
Award-winning journalist and limerence expert
The Longing Lab
Episode: The Purity Culture to Limerence Pipeline
Halley Kim
Writer, editor, and maternal health advocate with experience as a registered nurse, doula, and lactation consultant.
Episode: Maybe God is a Midwife
Sara Billups
Writer and cultural commentator with a Doctor of Ministry and the Sacred Art of Writing.
Bitter Scroll
Episode: When Everything Feels On Fire: Faith, Anxiety, and the Politics of the Nervous System
Lauren Farrell
Adoptive mom and whistleblower on a Department of State investigation involving an adoption scandal.
Formerly involved with Second Milk and Children of All Nations
Episode: Christian "Charity" That Trafficked Children
Gerlyn Henry
An Anglican priest in the Diocese of Toronto who focuses on marginality and inclusion in ministry.
Diocese of Toronto
Episode: Christ Against Empire

Host

Megan Chantz
Host and author of Faith and Feminism; engages in discussions blending spirituality with feminist perspectives.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 490 ratings
  • Refreshing

    At a time when we have been more divided than ever podcasts like yours offer hope to the women of faith. Your message is that we can still embody our compassion, values and feminism, and that they don’t need to be fractioned. Thank you!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jess32333
    United States7 months ago
  • You’re Confused

    I am not a fan of Calvinism either, but you have confused him with Martin Luther who would wake his confessor BEFORE he discovered grace. The point you’re trying to make about the body being bad comes from the 2nd century Gnostics. And that’s just the beginning of your confusion.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Dksurbf
    United States7 months ago
  • Faith and Feminisn

    Thank you for promoting a Christian faith of care and compassion! We need that now more than ever!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    prmm**
    United Statesa year ago
  • Encouraging and inspiring

    I’ve enjoyed so many episodes of this podcast over the past few years. Some of the interviews have helped me process my own faith journey and find encouragement knowing others have had similar experiences in churches. Other episodes have taught me about experiences and views I’d never considered before. It’s a fantastic podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bethany JB
    United Kingdoma year ago
  • Thank you!

    You are my sanity.

    Also, it’s never okay to beat a woman to the point where she requires hospital emergency room treatment just because she voted differently from her family. Only a perfectly Christ-like man could be safely entrusted with headship over the women in his family, and no man on Earth is perfectly Christ-like. This toxic and all-too-frequently used excuse that provides cover and sanction for abuse needs to go. It should have gone long ago.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Winnie1021
    United Statesa year ago

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Listeners appreciate the engaging discussions that challenge traditional notions of faith and empower women.
Many find the topics enlightening, relatable, and crucial for understanding today's societal dynamics, while some suggest improving sound quality for a better listening experience.
Reviews often highlight the podcast's capacity to provide a platform for underrepresented viewpoints within Christianity.

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Beyond the Burn: Why Deconstruction Isn't the End Goal
Q: How should someone discern whether a faith community is safe, especially when leaving a high-control environment?
Look for red flags in stories the church tells, assess inclusivity and accessibility, and evaluate whether conflict is handled constructively or if patterns of coercion and conformity prevail; prioritize communities that emphasize love and justice.
Beyond the Burn: Why Deconstruction Isn't the End Goal
Q: What practical exercises do you recommend to help people reclaim their faith through embodiment and imagination?
Use body mapping to locate emotions in the body, overlay it with mappings of church words, and reinterpret terms like salvation to highlight liberation and embodied faith as a path forward.
Beyond the Burn: Why Deconstruction Isn't the End Goal
Q: How do you use literary frameworks like Dante's Inferno to help people reimagine their spiritual journey after deconstruction?
The Inferno metaphor shows that emerging from hardship into a new perspective allows people to pause, reflect, and consciously choose how to rebuild their faith with beauty and intention.
Beyond the Burn: Why Deconstruction Isn't the End Goal
Q: Can you share a little bit about who you are and the work that you do for those who haven't heard the previous podcast where we have you on?
I'm a writer and public theologian who writes for people who have experienced religious trauma and are deconstructing but want to hold onto faith, seeking a healthy, just spirituality while resisting judgmental attitudes.
The Domestic Training Ground: Control, Marriage, and the Church
Q: How does complementarian theology jeopardize women's safety and autonomy?
Complementarian theology normalizes male control and female submission, creating a structure that increases vulnerability to abuse.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Faith and Feminism

What is Faith and Feminism about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This podcast engages critically with the intersection of feminism and Christianity, addressing various themes including gender roles, purity culture, and the need for inclusivity within faith communities. Through insightful conversations with authors, scholars, and activists, the content explores how traditional interpretations of Christianity can often marginalize women and other groups, and advocates for a re-examination of these perspectives to foster personal and communal growth. Episodes tackle pressing issues such as sexual and reproductive rights, mental health, and the experiences of women within church settings, making it a thoughtful resource for those looking to reconcile their faith with feminist principles. The show's unique ap... more

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4. Bethany Jantzi
5. Amanda McCracken
6. Halley Kim
7. Sara Billups
8. Lauren Farrell

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