Spiritual, Maybe Religious

In this episode, we're joined by Leke for a conversation we've all been avoiding — what would our younger selves think of us now? We talk about growing up in church, the distance between who we were and who we've become. If your younger self would side-eye your current relationship with God, this one's for you.

In this episode, we return after a break and talk about Rebecca’s journey building D'Vine , a Bible companion app designed to help people study scripture with curiosity and community. We dig into how context changes what the Bible is actually saying - using tattoos and yoga as examples - talk about “faith without platitudes” (it’s okay to be angry and ask hard questions) and explore practical...

In this episode, we sit with the tension that comes up when belief starts to feel restrictive instead of freeing. We talk about fear based faith, doubt, morality, and the quiet pressure to belong to a system in order to feel close to God. We unpack the difference between fear and transformation, belief and belonging, and what it means to question without losing faith altogether. This is a conversa...

In this episode, we’re joined by James for a real conversation on faith, identity, and the pressure to conform in spiritual spaces. We talk about how unity doesn’t mean sameness and how true belonging happens when there’s room for difference. Together, we unpack how performance can sneak into religion, and what it actually looks like to show up as your full self without losing your seat at the tab...

Spirituality means something different to everyone, but how do we define it for ourselves? In this episode, we’re joined by our good friend Stephanie for a raw and reflective conversation on what spirituality looks like in real life. We talk about unlearning, evolving, and the ways our connection to the divine has shifted over time. If you’ve ever struggled with what you believe or why, you’ll fee...

In this episode, we talk about how this podcast came to be, the late-night conversations, the questions we couldn’t shake and the quiet hunger for something deeper