How do we talk about faith, politics, and culture when everything feels so polarized?

In this episode, host Meghan sits down with Corey Nathan, host of the Talkin' Politics & Religion Without Killin' Each Other podcast. Together, they dive into how we can cross political and ideological divides with curiosity, humility, and grace rather than hostility.

What do you do when the religion you were handed stops working?

You can double down on rigid control, or you can step into the unknown. Pastor and author Kristin Mockler Young joins us to dismantle the myth that real faith requires zero doubt. We're talking about shedding religious perfectionism, ditching performative dogma, and why trading absolute certainty for genuine curiosity will actually save your faith instead of destroying it.

"What if disability isn't a deficit?" It's a simple question that shatters centuries of cultural and religious conditioning—and Dr. Amy Kenny is leading the charge to answer it.

Joining us today is Dr. Amy Kenny—award-winning author of My Body Is Not a Prayer Request—to walk us through her latest release, My Disability Is Divine. Amy exposes the subtle (and glaring) ways ableism shows up in our daily habits and spiritual institutions.

We dive into:

• How Scripture and nature celebrate disabled bodyminds.

• The difference between performative inclusion and true, structural accessibility.

• Why embracing interdependence is key to liberation for everyone.