Faith and Feminism

Rachel Alba, Clinical Sexologist who holds a Masters of Theology, talks to us about our spiritual lives may mirror our sex lives-- and how to reclaim our sexuality after the harmful teachings around sex taught by the conservative Church.

Sheila Wray Gregoire comes on the podcast to talk to us about the new book she co-wrote called "The Great Sex Rescue" in which she surveyed over 20k women to uncover the problematic things evangelical women have been taught about sex-- and how to recover.

"Mom, I have a question: why are boys more important than girls? All we ever learn about in church are boys." Lauren Nelson was saddened to hear her daughter ask that question and decided to do something about it and came up with "Sheroes of the Bible."

Coach Yeamah talks to us about how she made peace with her queer identity and God, and how she coaches others through the same process.

Rose J. Percy-- educator, writer, poet-- talks to use about the concept of the Ruler's Church vs the People's Church. This is a must listen to understand how the Church can be both an institution of liberation and suppression. Apologies: on this episode, it appears that Rose's mic is rustling against her shirt, I've tried to edit it out, but was unsuccessful.

Rose J. Percy-- educator, writer, poet-- talks to use about the concept of the Ruler's Church vs the People's Church. This is a must listen to understand how the Church can be both an institution of liberation and suppression.

Bonnie Kristian, an experienced journalist, editor, and author, talks to us about the QAnon Conspiracy theories and why your loved ones may be buying into them.

Abigail Eernisse, a human trafficking advocate for the past seven years, talks to us about the way human trafficking and gender inequity intersect.

Tara Teng is an embodiment coach who talks to us about the intersections of faith, embodiment, and justice. I originally planned on doing solely anti-trafficking podcasts this month, but this one was too timely not to share earlier.

Keonnie Igwe, faith and policy advocate, talks to us about the Capitol Riots and what our response as a faith community should be.