Faith and Feminism

Andrew Tate, well known for his misogyny, is a man most young adolescents are exposed to. In this episode, Dr. Brendan Kwiatkowski talks to us about how to talk to teens about Andrew Tate. Content Warning: language and misogyny

Shannon K. Evans talks to us about the concept of prayer and the prayers she wrote in "Feminist Prayers for My Daughter."

Sammy Witness is a sex educator passionate about making sexual education accessible as possible, in this episode, she talks to us about p*rn literacy. You can get 10% off Sammy's classes with code  FAITHFEM10. 

Sammy Witness is a sex educator passionate about making sexual education accessible as possible, in this episode, she talks to us about p*rn literacy. You can get 10% off Sammy's classes with code FAITHFEM10. 

Dr. Alexiana Fry talks to us about the disturbing text of the raped concubine in Judges 19 and how it relates to purity and rape culture today.

Parenting on its own can be extremely difficult, parenting while deconstructing can be extremely disorienting. Bekah McNeel talks to us about how to raise children in the midst of an evolving faith.  

Sarah LaCour of Deconstructing Purity Culture and I talk about the importance of deconstructing Evangelical women's books, specifically "Every Woman's Battle."

Parenting on its own can be extremely difficult, parenting while deconstructing can be extremely disorienting. Bekah McNeel talks to us about how to raise children in the midst of an evolving faith.

Sarah LaCour of Deconstructing Purity Culture and I talk about the importance of deconstructing Evangelical women's books, specifically "Every Woman's Battle."

Did you know the US doesn't protect explicitly protect women in the constitution? It's a major reason why the US lags so far behind other wealthy countries on gender justice. Please contact your senators today to support SJ-res and finally grant women the rights they deserve. It goes to vote likely on Thursday of this week!!

Sarah LaCour of Deconstructing Purity Culture and I talk about the importance of deconstructing Evangelical women's books, specifically "Every Woman's Battle."

Armed with data from an all-new survey of over 7,000 women, the authors of  The Great Sex Rescue  reveal how experiences in church as teens affect women's self-esteem and relationships today.

Sarah LaCour of Deconstructing Purity Culture and I talk about the importance of deconstructing Evangelical women's books, specifically "Every Woman's Battle."

Isaac B. Sharp talks to us about how evangelicalism pushed out liberal, Black, progressive, feminist and gay Christians, and sought to define themselves by a very narrow set of ideals.

Brendan Kwiatkowtsi talks to us about his research that spans multiple disciplines (psychology, sociology, and education) investigating Canadian teenage boys' emotions, masculinities, and schooling experiences. 

Many have asked so here it is, the ladies at Woman Being interview about my birth and journey into motherhood. Content warning: miscarriage, c-section, postpartum anxiety

Aundi Kolber talks to us about her new book "Strong Like Water" and offers a framework for flourishing by teaching us how to move through pain instead of being stuck in it and exploring powerful tools to help us heal.

When words fail, when we cry out in longing and loneliness, when God feels impossibly far away, Kendall talks to us about the tangible expression of God's presence and provision for us in the form of bread.

Lindsey Sampson talks to us about exploring the divine feminine in her music and she pursues her MDIV.

Lora Smothers talks to us about why she started Joy Village School in Athens, GA to center the joy and thriving of Black youth.

A quick update as I come back from maternity leave.

When Breonna Taylor was killed, her police report was virtually blank. Feeling as if she was suffocating in the initial silence and lack of public outcry, anti-racism educator and activist Faitth Brooks wondered, "Would the world care about and remember me if I was killed?"   In  Remember Me Now,  Faitth grapples with the answer, charting the story of her activist grandparents and ancestors, as we...

Amy Kenny, a disabled Christian, educates us on the ableism that saturates American society-- most especially the Church.

Catherine McNeil talks to us about her new book "Fearing Bravely" which is an essential read on why the fear-mongering in the Church many of us grew up with is not only not necessary, it is anti-gospel. This has been one of my favorite reads as of late and I know you will love it too.

The Rev. Ben Cremer (one of my favorite tweeters of all time) talks to us about the version of "biblical" masculinity he was taught and how it doesn't reflect Christ.