Weekly we do a deep dive into the weird, wild and wicked that we experienced from growing up in the evangelical church.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 214 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Episode 101 has been found! Enjoy the interview I did with Dan from Knowledge Fight from quite a while ago.
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Gone downhill since the start of guests. very apparent that they need a 3rd member again.
Honestly I haven’t even listened fully yet but anyone willing to do a series on CCFTL/Bob Coy deserves 5 stars. I grew up in that world during the Coy years and I’m still finding PTSD triggers. I’ll be listening soon and probably emailing. :)
Don’t belittle the beautiful call of the bald eagle! Mock those who are so insecure that they don’t like the voice god gave these majestic birds. (One star rating for bald bird bigotry.)
Otherwise your pod is awesome though it would benefit from less rambling. Try to keep episode length closer to 60 minutes.
Kind people. Informative. Thanks guys!
I liked this podcast right up until Donovan left. Now Chrissy shows up drunk to every episode. The audio volume for each host is wildly different on multiple episodes which makes it very hard to listen to. They need an editor, a fun 3rd host, and semi-sober shows to get back on track. Very disappointed in lack of quality post-Donovan.
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This show extensively explores the complexities and contradictions of life within evangelical Christianity. Through a mix of humor, personal anecdotes, and scholarly insights, the hosts tackle a variety of distressing and enlightening topics including historical connections between early Christianity and anti-Semitism, critiques of contemporary evangelical practices, and personal narratives from a wide spectrum of individuals who have navigated similar experiences. The podcast is particularly noteworthy for its ability to blend entertainment with meaningful discussions about cultural phenomena connected to evangelicalism, providing both comedic relief and critical reflection.
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