The Christian Feminist Podcast

Alexis Neal, Marie Hause, and Victoria Reynolds Farmer discuss Charlotte Bronte's novel "Jane Eyre."

Marie Hause, Dianna Anderson, and Nate Craddock discuss the topic of sex and Christian holiness, with a focus on readings by John Piper and Rowan Williams.

Victoria Reynolds Farmer, Shelah Woodruff, and Carla Ewert discuss Annie Dillard's great book "Pilgrim at Tinker Creek."

Victoria Reynolds Farmer, Katie Grubbs, David Grubbs, and Michial Farmer dig into gender and marriage on "Firefly."

Victoria Reynolds Farmer, along with other CHRN hosts and listeners, talks turkey and explores one holiday in which food is what human beings do well.

Katie Grubbs, Heather Neill, and Victoria Reynolds Farmer discuss the gender-history of mourning the dead.

Marie Hause, Victoria Reynolds Farmer, and Kristen Filipic recap the events of the "Why Christian?" conference in Minneapolis.

Victoria Reynolds Farmer moderates a discussion on Nadia Bolz-Weber's book Pastrix with Nora Bonner and Kristen Filipic.

Leah Henning, Victoria Reynolds Farmer, and Marie Hause talk marriage, divorce, and execution (yes, Henry VIII is the subject matter) as they discuss the feminist history of Karen Lindsey.

The Christian Feminist Podcast crew discusses the long-running television series Supernatural.

The Christian Feminist Podcast crew discusses the legendary and the less-legendary dangers of friendships between women and men.

Marie Hause moderates a conversation on incarnational theology and body studies with Dianna Anderson and Nate Craddock. Topics include the theological importance of embodiment, the problem with heteronormativity and trans exclusion, and the transgressive power of the Eucharist.

Shelah Woodruff moderates a discussion of Susanna Wesley with Nora Bonner and Victoria Reynolds Farmer. Topics include: why she's more than just "the mother of Methodism" and her abilities as a preacher.

Katie Grubbs moderates a discussion on women's Bible studies with Alexis Neal and Victoria Reynolds Farmer. Topics include the panel's personal experiences, the connection to "women's ministry," and Jen Wilkin's book _Women of the Word_.

Leah Henning moderates a discussion with Carla Ewert and Victoria Reynolds Farmer. Topics include: catcalling in history, online countermovements, and the panelists' personal experiences.

The Feminists hold forth on Tina Fey and Amy Poehler.

Marie Hause moderates a conversation with Victoria Farmer and Shelah Woodruff on Ann Leckie's 2013 novel Ancillary Justice. Topics include gendered pronouns and the possibilities of feminist science fiction.

The Feminists take on the question of feminist allies and in what ways men can be feminists.

Lisa Korthals moderates a discussion on the compatibility of Christianity and sex-positivism with Marie Hause and Victoria Reynolds Farmer. Topics include: the popularity of 50 Shades of Gray, and the defintion and history of sex positivism.

Shelah Woodruff moderates a discussion with Lisa Korthals and Victoria Reynolds Farmer on Christianity, depression and other dark emotions, and Barbara Brown Taylor's recent book.

Leah Henning moderates an episode on Sheryl Sandberg's Lean In movement with Nora Bonner and Victoria Reynolds Farmer.

Victoria Reynolds Farmer moderates a discussion of the poetry of Christina Rossetti with Leah Henning and Lisa Korthals. Topics include: The Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood, Christianity in "Up-Hill," and proto-feminism in "Goblin Market."

Marie Hause moderates an episode on the relationship between LGBTQ people and the Christian church with Victoria Reynolds Farmer and guest panelist Nate Craddock. Topics include Justin Lee's book Torn: Rescuing the Gospel from the Gays vs Christians Debate and a sermon by Danny Cortez.

Victoria Reynolds Farmer moderates a discussion on Orange is the New Black with Julie Dow and Lisa Korthals. Topics include the show's depictions of Christianity, sexuality and gender identity, and prisoner/guard power relations.

Victoria Reynolds Farmer moderates a discussion of the Feminist corner of the internet with Marie Hause and Leah Henning. Topics include racism within activism, feminist neologisms, and the politics of inclusion.