Really excited to see you dig into all this with Roxy. My upbringing were late-00’s, so getting into the “scary Obama years” while trying to figure out faith stuff was real weird as I look back on it now.
Also, don’t sell yourself short - always enjoyed you being on the Relevant podcasts, as well as all the Cape Town episodes. Glad to hear you again on something else!
“America’s white churches, sensing the existential malaise that only comes from having all but the very top of Maslow’s Hierarchy slaked“ <this is really something! well said.
Really enjoying the new podcast so far. I started listening to Saved by the City a while ago and really enjoy Roxy and Katelyn so this one just popped into my feed so I gave it a try. Will keep listening.
I'm not sure how many of the books I will have read but I still enjoy the commentary. I was familiar with Miller and Blue Like Jazz when it came out but never read it. I did read Wild At Heart but honestly don't recall that much about it. It's a nice trip down memory lane!
Really excited to see you dig into all this with Roxy. My upbringing were late-00’s, so getting into the “scary Obama years” while trying to figure out faith stuff was real weird as I look back on it now.
Also, don’t sell yourself short - always enjoyed you being on the Relevant podcasts, as well as all the Cape Town episodes. Glad to hear you again on something else!
“America’s white churches, sensing the existential malaise that only comes from having all but the very top of Maslow’s Hierarchy slaked“ <this is really something! well said.
Really enjoying the new podcast so far. I started listening to Saved by the City a while ago and really enjoy Roxy and Katelyn so this one just popped into my feed so I gave it a try. Will keep listening.
I'm not sure how many of the books I will have read but I still enjoy the commentary. I was familiar with Miller and Blue Like Jazz when it came out but never read it. I did read Wild At Heart but honestly don't recall that much about it. It's a nice trip down memory lane!