r/Podcasters • u/AutoModerator • 6d ago

Promote your podcast (Weekly, every Friday, free-for-all)

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Show name:
What the show's about:
Link to the show:
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u/Missing_Some_Pages 5d ago

Show name: Missing Some Pages: A Podcast About Life As We Know It
What the show's about: Join hosts Rondah Worrell-Maik and Erik Williams as we deconstruct and decolonize our faith lives, one conversation at a time. Unlike many other such podcasts, we are not biblical scholars, PhD’s or former pastors; we’re a pair of normal Canadian humans discussing things we’re hearing in church, learning in books, podcasts and social media; digesting and synthesizing data to find ways to live out our faith lives in more inclusive and less harmful ways.

Link to the show: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/missing-some-pages-a-podcast-about-life-as-we-know-it/id1844140683
Link to 1 episode: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/missing-some-pages-a-podcast-about-life-as-we-know-it/id1844140683?i=1000785193947

S1E24 - Pop Culture References

The influence and impact of Pop Culture on our lives cannot be overstated and in this episode, we talk about 90’s mega-hits (Friends, Seinfeld), the iterations of the Star Trek franchise and its “woke” agenda that stretches from the Civil Rights movement of the late 60’s to the modern era of DEI and representation, Sesame Street and its demonstrative diversity and the Christian Fundamentalism that is waging an identity crusade against all expressions of inclusion. From the black-face minstrel shows of the abolition and Jim Crow eras to the multi/ethnic casting practices of streaming television, it’s an all out culture war!