Color Correction

We finally get around to talk about AI (as in, artificial intelligence). As we're told more and more that the future is AI and the future is inevitable, we think about how we should respond to that. What's the human cost of AI, and what do we lose when we prioritize convenience? Let us know what you think on IG @colorcorrectionpodcast!

The democratic primary just happened in Philly, and we have feelings about it! Does the primary victory of progressive congressional candidate Chris Rabb mean that the city is turning on the same-old same-old democratic establishment, or does it just mean that a lot of gentrifiers just wish that we lived in New York City? What does politics mean for our spirituality, anyway? Let us know what you t...

6 years after the COVID-19 lockdown, we look back at that period of time and think about how it felt and how we've changed. What do we regret, and what have we learned? Let us know what you think on IG @colorcorrectionpodcast!

In this episode we talk about ICE and what our faith has to say about cooperating with the government. How are we responding to ICE being in our communities, immigration, and people quoting Romans 13 at us? We talk about what following Jesus looks like when your neighbors are being kidnapped by the government in this episode of Color Correction. Let us know what you think by sending us a DM on Ins...

In this episode we talk about what we think about life after death and how our thinking on that has changed in our lives, and throughout the history of the faith. Do we believe in heaven, hell, and being raised from the dead? And what does that mean for how we relate to loved ones who've passed on? Let us know what you think at our instagram @colorcorrectionpodcast!

In this episode, we talk about our experience of the way violence worked in our Christian upbringing and whether violence is an effective organizing strategy. Is love a winning strategy? And what does it mean to commit to non-violence? Let us know what you think by DMing us at our instagram @colorcorrectionpodcast!

In this episode we talk about Ryan Coogler's 2025 movie Sinners. We liked it so much we just had to to devote an hour to it. We talk about community, whether whiteness and Christianity are vampiric, and how something that turned out horrible can also be remembered as one of the best things in your life. Let us know what you think on our Instagram @colorcorrectionpodcast!

We're still around! Beth has been out of commission for a while, for reasons that we'll talk about in this episode. We talk about pain, suffering, and what it's good for -- or whether it's even a good question to ask what it's good for. We talk about our particular experiences of suffering and how faith figures in. Let us know what you think by sending us a DM at our Instagram @colorcorrectionpodc...

In this episode we look back on 2024 (and 4 months of 2025). From the book Circle of Hope to the election, to Beth's mom, we take stock of the past year and some change and also talk about some stuff that we haven't had a chance to yet, including Luigi Mangione, the Trump presidency, and the Superbowl. You can find Jon Olshefski's *Without Arrows* here on PBS (https://www.pbs.org/independentlens/d...

In this episode, Beth reads us the eulogy she wrote for her mom, and we talk about grief, death, and making meaning out of loss. Check us out on Instagram @colorcorrectionpodcast

We sit down with Delwin Fiddler Jr., Lakota member and grass dancer, and Jon Olshefski, Director, to talk about Delwin and Jon's documentary about him and his family, *Without Arrows.* In Without Arrows, Delwin Fiddler Jr. returns to his Cheyenne River Reservation to take up the task of protecting his Lakota heritage, and follows his journey from 2011 to 2023. What's it like to have that kind of r...

In memory of Beth's mom, Greta Stewart, who just passed away, we're releasing this compilation of the times she appeared on Color Correction. This is from Minisodes "Beth and Greta," and "Beth and Greta Again," and from "Episode 62: Fireworks." We are incredibly grateful to have known Greta and be loved by her and have these recordings.

We take a look at the election results and ask ourselves how do we face what's next? What do we do in the face of death and suffering, and how does faith help? Let us know your thoughts by shooting us a DM to our Instagram @colorcorrectionpodcast!

Beth got hit by a car y'all. In this episode talks about her near death experience and how it's changed her perspective on life. Let us know what you think on Instagram @colorcorrectionpodcast.com!

In this episode we pretend to be right wing radio hosts and just straight up read excerpts from the New York Times. What do reviews of Eliza Griswold's book, Circle of Hope, say about the reviewer, and what's it like to have newspapers treat you like a fictional character in a novel? Let us know what you think at colorcorrectionpodcast.com, or Instagram @colorcorrectionpodcast!

We sit down with Pulitzer Prize winning writer and journalist Eliza Griswold to talk to her about the new book she wrote about us (or rather, the church we used to be a part of). How do you make sense of a tragedy like the loss of a beloved community? What was it like to immerse herself into the church just as the pandemic was kicking off, and what's it like to read about yourself in the pages of...

Greg Loring-Albright stops by to chat with Andrew about his soon to be published boardgame / storytelling game "Keep the Faith" a game telling about how religions evolve and change. Follow Greg at his website (https://www.gloringalbright.com/) and let us know what you think at colorcorrectionpodcast.com!

What's the price of deconstructing faith, and is it worth what it costs? We've been asking ourselves that lately and in this conversation we keep talking about it in the wake of our previous conversation with Mark Charles. We talk about building a faith that can withstand force, and how hard it is to do that. Let us know what you think on Instagram @colorcorrectionpodcast, or leave us a comment or...

Andrew and his cousin Justin chat on the phone about the Mark Charles episode, but also about whether there's anything about their family legacy they want to keep -- including Christianity. Let us know what you think at colorcorrectionpodcast.com or on instagram @colorcorrectionpodcast!

In this episode we sit down with Mark Charles, activist, pastor, speaker, citizen of the Navajo Nation, and co-author of *Unsettling Truths: The Ongoing, Dehumanizing Legacy of the Doctrine of Discovery* to talk about the importance of interrogating our faith. Is Jesus the model for inclusion he's been built up to be? Is there a path forward in the Christian faith for colonized people? Mark challe...

How do you make friends and how do you keep them? In this episode Beth starts by appreciating her friends and Kris and Andrew reflect on why middle aged men are so lonely. Also, reflections on the Color Purple and Abbott Elementary in this episode of Color Correction! Ramadan Kareem to those who celebrate! Let us know your thoughts at colorcorrectionpodcast.com or on Instagram @colorcorrectionpodc...

Andrew, a month after his grandfather's, calls Kris who's in Colorado for the funeral of his aunt to talk about the weirdness of funerals, loss, and the act of remembrance. Let us know what you think at colorcorrectionpodcast.com or on instagram @colorcorrectionpodcast!

In this episode we talk about how we talk -- language, languages, and how all that changes depending on who's listening. We talk about speaking different languages, mourn the loss of the secret language of Black twitter, and discuss the languages that Jesus spoke and how he code switches in the Gospels. Let us know what you think at colorcorrectionpodcast.com or on Instagram @colorcorrectionpodcas...

2023 has been a wild year for us, so we take a minute to reflect on what we've been through and share our feelings about it. We talk about some of the episodes we liked, spend a decent amount of time talking about magic again, talk about how we're feeling as the year comes to a close, and spend some time to reflect and pray for peace and liberation in Palestine. You'll see us again in the new year...

Tessa joins us for this episode where we talk about ghosts, ancestral spiritual practices, witchcraft, and just spooky stuff in general. Can we get over our hangups from the Satanic Panic and benefit from incorporating esoteric practices into our faith? Where do we draw the line for believing in weird stuff? Is prayer different from magic? Are ghosts real? All this and more in this October episode...