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We Are More: Sisters Talk Faith & Feminism

Alyssa & Bri
Christianity
Feminism
Jesus
Bible
Patriarchy
Gender Roles
Purity Culture
Women In Leadership
Women Empowerment
Bathsheba
Faith
Toxic Masculinity
Marriage
Submission
Christian Church
Mental Health
Christian Nationalism
Mary, Mother Of Jesus
Dinah
Christian Marriage

We are Alyssa and Bri, two sisters who believe God wants more for women than we've been taught. Join us as we dive into the intersection of faith and feminism, learning together as we go.

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What would Satan do? Honestly, we're not even entirely sure who Satan is, and apparently neither were some of the people writing about him. This week, we're digging into the devil, demon-possessed pigs, questionable biblical interpretations, and why ... more

Apparently, angels in the Bible are a lot less Precious Moments and a lot more nightmare fuel. We're talking wings, eyeballs, fire, and creatures that sound like Ezekiel might have needed a little nap. But somewhere along the way, we traded terrifyin... more

The Bible is full of miracles, wisdom, redemption…and a frankly alarming amount of poop. This week, we’re digging into the stories Sunday school conveniently skipped: a sword swallowed by a man’s belly, a plague of possibly divine hemorrhoids, golden... more

“Not my church!” Okay, babes. Let’s talk about your church. This week, we’re looking at the seemingly respectable theology of male leadership and female submission—and what happens when someone follows that hierarchy all the way to its ugliest conclu... more

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Recent Guests

Reverend Lizzie McManus-Dale
Episcopal priest, founding vicar of Jubilee Episcopal Church in Austin, Texas
Jubilee Episcopal Church, Austin, TX; Episcopal Church
Episode: Ep. 126: The Synapses Are Synapping
Heather Frazier
Author and coach; focuses on faith, feminism, and deconstruction
Author and coach
Episode: Ep. 66: What in the Hallelujah?
Beth Allison Barr
Author of 'Becoming the Pastor's Wife' and professor
Episode: Ep. 49: Fangirling With Beth

Hosts

Alyssa
Host of the podcast, shares personal reflections and insights
Bri
Host of the podcast, shares personal reflections and insights

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 12 ratings
  • Wonderful!

    Could definitely relate to the stories of your early years and experience with church, religion and God. I too thought of God as mean and never heard about the love he has for me and everyone. Looking forward to more episodes and to hear how the podcast unfolds and how you both grow through the process. Proud of you Alyssa! You too Bri…if you’re Alyssa’s sister you must be just as awesome as she is.

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    ellengt
    United States3 years ago
  • Inspirational

    It was great to hear your stories did such a great job so proud of you :)

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    Nathan Parrish
    United States3 years ago

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Listeners value practical faith and feminist critique without judgment.
Appreciation for honest conversations on church culture and accountability.
Listens appreciate candid storytelling and personal faith journeys.

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Ep. 6: Why We (don't) Hate Men
Q: Why do we hate men?
The sisters clarify that they do not hate men, but oppose the patriarchal systems that claim superiority over women.
Ep. 6: Why We (don't) Hate Men
Q: Why have we stayed in the church and why do we continue to follow God?
Despite the flaws in the church, both sisters feel a strong tug at their hearts to stay, driven by a desire for community and to contribute positively to the faith they believe in.
Ep. 13: Lord Help the Bros
Q: What thoughts do you have on toxic masculinity?
It's troubling to see the harm inflicted by people claiming to act in a Christian context and doing so from a place of toxic masculinity.
Ep. 13: Lord Help the Bros
Q: Do you think traditionally Christian men are misunderstood?
Yes, men often struggle to understand and listen to women, leading to a disconnect.
Ep. 13: Lord Help the Bros
Q: What do you hope to teach your son as he becomes a man?
To be kind and to love people as they are, regardless of their beliefs or lifestyle choices, as Jesus would.

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Two sisters explore faith and feminism through a feminist Christian lens, blending personal stories with scripture, culture, and modern-day issues. Episodes routinely tackle topics like women's leadership in religious spaces, accountability in faith communities, and how biblical interpretation intersects with gender, sexuality, and social justice. The conversations mix warmth, humor, and practical spirituality, often challenging traditional norms while offering compassionate guidance for listeners seeking more inclusive faith expressions. A notable strength is the duo's candid storytelling and willingness to reframe complex topics around love, justice, and community. Expect thoughtful critiques of purity culture, church dynamics, and how to... more

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