
Growing Up Christian is a weekly podcast hosted by Sam and Casey. Each episode they discuss the good, the bad, and the undeniably strange aspects of coming of age in the late 90’s/early 2000’s Christian culture.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 257 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianityComedy | |||

This week we’re looking over a little of what the algorithm has vomited onto my lap, recently! This one covers a lot of ground, folks. We’ll hear a sermon from a former white witch trying to warn the faithful about the dangers of Halloween, the pleth... more
This week we’re discussing a number of stories from across the internet, including the bizarre Sweet Home Alabama cover the current and former US ambassadors to Israel recently performed, Greg Locke continuing to be one of the worst people in the cou... more
This week we’re happy to welcome back our friend Burton Miller, fresh off of his recent comedy tour! Burt joins us this week to discuss our childhood bullies, BookTok literature, Joseph Smith’s magnificent holy spectacles, and look over some of the f... more
These are stressful times, friends. We thought it might be nice to take you all on a little auditory vacation with the soothing Carribean vibes of Caucasian Christian reggae artist, Abba Alabanza! This brave artist is leading a one man revolution aga... more
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This podcast makes me laugh every week while also talking about religious trauma! Super fun.
This is one of my favorite podcast! Sam and Casey are absolutely hilarious. Growing up Christian was such a unique experience and the podcast is a trip down memory lane. The guys show that you can come out the other side of the culty side of evangelism and not be bitter.
Grew up in the same era as these guys. Listened to a lot of the same music.
Intro and outtro music are WAY too loud.
They are simultaneously able to acknowledge nuance without really considering it in their own opinions. If you want straight, white guy thoughts on ex-vangelicalism then this is for you.
If Sam tries to poop in my pool he won’t make it out safely
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This podcast explores the complexities of growing up within Christian cultures in the late 90s and early 2000s, blending humor and commentary to reflect on both the absurdities and heartfelt moments of that upbringing. The hosts often share personal anecdotes and invite guests who provide unique insights into faith, community dynamics, and the cultural implications of religious experiences while navigating their own journeys of faith and doubt. This podcast is particularly noteworthy for its balance of comedic relief and serious discussions around controversial topics, such as the darker sides of evangelicalism, societal issues, and the evolving landscape of faith in modern contexts, making it relatable to listeners who have experienced sim... more
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Growing Up Christian launched 5 years ago and published 257 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Growing Up Christian include:
1. Burton Miller
2. Dan Koch
3. Tyler Eaton
4. Mike Valdes
5. Jeremy Alder
6. Dan McClellan
7. Russell Stark
8. Calvin Cadoret
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