
Mezzo is a space for the "in-between." For deconstructing and deconstructed Catholics, and those who want to learn with and from them. We cover Catholicism, intersectionality, dialogue, deconstruction, sexuality, race, creativity, healing, change, and much more!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 29 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity | |||

A deep, provocative conversation on how Christian communities confuse repression with asceticism—and how that confusion harms women, gay men, and anyone raised in purity culture. We explore the work of Alasdair McIntyre, Sarah Coakley Coakley, August... more
Content warning: This story includes discussions of suicide, sexual violence, assault and abuse, including clergy sexual abuse. If you're having thoughts of suicide, call or text 988.In September 2013, former chancellor Jennifer Haselberger went publ... more
This is a deep dive into conversion therapy—its philosophical underpinnings, psychological history, theories, and practices. Conversion therapy shows up in the Church in many ways today and has impacted just about every LGBTQ+ Catholic. If you stick ... more
Last night, I hosted an impromptu discussion on the Supreme Court decision that was just released for the case Chiles v. Salazar. The Court held that conversion therapy bans such as that in Colorado must meet the exacting requirements of strict scrut... more
Many women’s ministries are beacons of faith, community, and empowerment — but what happens when the internal culture turns controlling and toxic?Lindsay Shaw, who found herself deeply embedded in the world of the Catholic ministry Blessed Is She, pu... more
Three former writers for Blessed Is She — Colleen, Patty, and Shannon — sit down to tell the inside story of a Catholic women’s ministry that went from a ragtag group of collaborators to a tightly controlled brand.
We talk about the early days of ge... more
In this episode, Chris sits down with lobbyist and longtime Hill staffer Dan Tilson to have the kind of conversation you almost never see online: a nuanced, honest look at conservatism from two gay Catholics who refuse to stay inside culture-war boxe... more
In this episode, I step back from the culture war and ask a deeper question: what is erotic desire, and what does that mean for homosexuality and homoerotic love within Catholicism? Drawing on Plato, the Greek Fathers, John Paul II, Benedict XVI, and... more
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Focused on the intersection of Catholicism and contemporary social issues, this podcast engages listeners in dialogues about the complexities of faith, sexuality, and identity. It explores a range of important topics, including the nuances of Catholic teachings on sexuality, the impact of conversion therapy, and the experiences of LGBTQ+ individuals within the Church. Episodes often feature critical discussions on church authority, the role of psychological perspectives in faith contexts, and the evolution of church teachings in light of modern understanding of gender and sexuality.
Unique in its approach, the podcast serves as a platform for voices that have traditionally been marginalized within the Catholic dialogue, making it particular... more
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