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Faith and Identity: Miryam Kabakov on Building Inclusive Orthodox Communities
We welcome Miryam Kabakov to the podcast this week. Miryam is a national leader who has worked for more than three decades on the inclusion of LGTBQ+…
11 months ago
Throwback: The End. Or is it? Matthew 26-28
In this week’s throwback episode, we return to the final episode of our eight-part series on Matthew. And here is where we come to crucifixion and re…
11 months, 1 week ago
The Devil and His Many Names
What was your upbringing regarding your belief in Satan or the Devil? How were you taught (or scared) growing up about the fallen angel, the demon, t…
11 months, 2 weeks ago
Queering Isaiah 58: Communal Restoration and Justice
We are queering the whole chapter of Isaiah 58 in this week’s episode. There is so much in this chapter, especially when we look at themes of justice…
11 months, 3 weeks ago
Love Beyond Monogamy
This week we’re celebrating Brian’s new book, “Love Beyond Monogamy,” which comes out this month! In this book, he explores the themes of polyamory, …
11 months, 4 weeks ago
Strangers & Solidarity – Hebrews 13:1-8, 15-16
We’re going back to our roots and queering scripture for this week’s episode! We look at Hebrews 13:1-8, 15-16 where we explore themes of faith, comm…
1 year ago
Come & See: Radical Devotional
Fr. Shannon has a new book coming out soon, “Come and See: An Invitation to a Radical Encounter with Jesus,” which is a devotional aimed at youth and…
1 year ago
Exploring Interfaith with Reverend Mark E. Fowler
Rev. Mark E. Fowler from the @tanenbaumcenter joins us this week and discusses his journey from a Presbyterian upbringing to becoming an interfaith m…
1 year ago
Throwback: The First Gospel – Mark
We’re showcasing another throwback episode for this week and this one is the beginning of a series we did on the Gospel of Mark. Mark is one of our f…
1 year ago
Rural God, City God
We have both found ourselves living in really different communities – Brian in New York City, and Shay in rural Kansas. That got us to thinking about…
1 year, 1 month ago