The Christian Feminist Podcast

Alexis Neal, Carla Godwin, and Jessica Hardin discuss the gender data gap.

The Christian Feminists return to a 2017 conversation to talk about the podcast "Truth's Table."

The Christian Feminists return to a conversation to talk about Black Lives Matter.

The Christian Feminists talk about fake news.

In this episode, Sarah, Carla, and Victoria discuss COVID-19's effects on churches, faith, and worship.

Ilia Danner Grubbs, Katie Grubbs, and special guest Megan Floyd discuss the history and social impact of Mother’s Day.

The Christian Feminists talk about Christian sexual ethics.

Sara Klooster, Christina Bieber Lake, and Blake Miller talk about the character of Sarah Conner from the Terminator franchise. Topics include: Christ figures, apocolypse movies, fate, and 80's fashion.

Marie Hause, Katie Grubbs, and guest Ana Kelsey-Powell discuss The Passion of Perpetua and Felicity. Topics include martyrdom in relation to gender, suffering, and motherhood.

The Christian Feminists talk about "Little Women."

The Christian Feminists talk about "You've Got Mail."

Victoria Reynolds Farmer leads Katie Grubbs and Laurie Norris in a discussion of cultural icon Dolly Parton--her faith, her politics, and why she's seen as a uniter of people in our divisive political moment.

Katie Grubbs, Victoria Reynolds Farner, and Alexis Neal examine the Hebrew midwives of Exodus 1, Shiphrah and Puah.

Victoria Reynolds Farmer leads Ilia Danner Grubbs, Sarah Thomas, and special guest D.L. Mayfield in a discussion of the Magnificat. Topics include conflicting portrayals of Mary across traditions and the passage's political implications.

The Complementarianish crew talks about the movie musical "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers."

Katie Grubbs, Christina Bieber Lake, and Michial Farmer discuss the Netflix series "High Seas."

Alexis Neal, Carla Godwin, and Jessica Hardin discuss makeup, hair dye, cosmetic surgery, and other ways women alter their physical appearance.

Marie Hause talks with Carla Godwin and Victoria Reynolds Farmer about the Song of Songs. Topics include influential interpretations, the significance of female voicing, and the portrayal of mutuality.

In the first episode of the 2019 CHRN Crossover Event on Stephen King, Victoria Reynolds Farmer leads Marie Hause and Nathan Gilmour in a discussion of Carrie. Topics include: blood and the feminine grotesque, religious stereotypes, and the cyclical nature of female power.

The Christian Feminist crew explores the personal and the political in the family and the household.

Christian Feminists Ilia Danner Grubbs and Sara Klooster speak with Madeline Turnipseed of the Love Thy Nerd organization about the how board games have changed since our childhood and how these new and amazing games can be used to build relationships and have fun even when you're losing.

The Christian Feminist crew talks about recent public exchanges over women's roles in the Southern Baptist Convention.

In the CHRN's new series, hosts from across the network dive into good books and take our time in them. In the series premier, Michial Farmer, Christina Bieber Lake, and Jay Eldred talk about the opening books of Homer's Iliad.

The Complementarianish crew talks about Martha.

The Christian Feminist crew talks about two stories from Kate Chopin and their significance for intersectionality.