
We’re a 501(c)(3) nonprofit ministry encompassing the storytelling communities of Your Other Brothers & Your Other Sisters. Join us as we integrate faith, sexuality, and gender. Together.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 192 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityHealth & FitnessReligion & SpiritualitySexuality | |||

Tom speaks two months after the first release of this episode to confess, clarify, and also commit to things said in this conversation, differentiating his personal vision from the board’s governance of Your Other Family as a nonprofit organization. ... more
Nhat’s a former theater kid, and he loves telling stories. We explore his many storytelling pursuits, from working at a haunted house, hosting his own horror magic show, finding redemption messages in horror movies and other genres, and most recently... more
Our other brother Ryan is launching a singleness conference in Raleigh, NC! Learn the details of his one-day event, Oaks, along with his heart for thriving singleness in the church, regardless of one’s sexuality or life stage. Do you have any questio... more
What now? Last episode, we defined who gender minorities are, people inside the Church and out who don’t fit typically into the gendered binary, answering some “dumb questions” about their lived experience. But how do we love gender minorities well, ... more
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I honestly thought this was a well balanced take on the struggles and what life could be so to men living this journey. Especially men of faith and Christians. I continue to pray for YOF, YOS and YOB! So many people will benefit and find comfort in this community. I pray it’s membership will grow significantly to continue the support it is providing!
Just listened to yob:108. It is good to have you back. I like the topics but also the lighthearted banter between the guys.
I’ve listened to YOB podcasts and read its blogs for years. I have watched Tom as he matures in wisdom and openness. Side B folks are a minority within a minority, so it’s comforting to know that YOB offers a place for them to gather; to share their thoughts, feelings and woes; and to grow in strength and wisdom together.
One suggestion for improvement: The content seems to have become light on spiritual content, mutual encouragement in faith, and deeper men’s work. Something to consider. ... more
I just learned about this community on Thursday (3/2) after many long, lonely years as a Side B Christian man in a mixed orientation marriage. I have a small but mighty band of men in my life who know my story and love me, but they can't relate to this part of me. In these few brief days, I have been so flooded with hope and gratitude to Jesus for the prospect of knowing and being known by others like me.
I've been drinking from the firehose of these podcasts over the last few days and am beyo... more
I’m probably not in the category of people that Tom or any of the other hosts would consider “the target audience”. Nevertheless, I listen to the show regularly and always come away having learned something new or feeling rejuvenated in my faith. YOB presents real people with real struggles and questions trying to navigate their lives with their faith. Anyone with any amount of humiliation revolving around some social aspect that the Christian church has deemed shameful will find refuge in the m... more
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This show centers on faith, sexuality, and gender within Christian communities, hosting candid conversations with leaders, practitioners, and members who live at those intersections. Episodes cover topics from conference planning for singleness in faith communities to gender minority inclusion, LGBTQ+ representation in media, and embodied faith topics like nudity and porn recovery, all through a compassionate, curious lens. A recurring strength is its willingness to wrestle with difficult questions—balancing tradition with lived experience—while fostering belonging and practical guidance for churches, nonprofits, and individuals alike. The format often blends personal storytelling, expert input, and real-world applications, making it a pote... more
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