In this final episode of Season One, we talk about the different rituals found in Christian communities - baptism, The Eucharist/Communion, dedication - even some that are not so common (Fire Tunnels?) and compare them to rituals found in other cultures around the world. In the end, we talk about the rituals that we’ve found the freedom to engage with in our own practices and faith journeys as a result of the deconstruction work we’ve been discussing throughout this season.

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Rituals for Heretics, Atheists, and People Who Aren’t Sure About God (Feb 2026) - Jeremy Steele (book description on The StoryGraph)

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Crystallizing Time (Mar 12, 2025) - Chris Woolston

No small questions here! Your intrepid hosts wade into the murky waters of alethiology to plumb the depths of what is considered true by the Church, and how that compares to what is considered true everywhere else. We touch on concepts like The Nested Egg to help divine what may be more universally true among the world’s theologies and religions in an effort to tease out a more inclusive way forward.

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Another Name For Every Thing (Podcast on Amazon Music

Faith in a Fresh Vibe (Podcast on Amazon)

@zachary_helton on Instagram

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Overture With the Arts (OWTA)

Love Period with Rev. Dr. Jacqui Lewis (Podcast on Spotify)

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Ruby Sales (@spirithousedc) on Instagram

Hillsong: A Megachurch Exposed (2022)

Finding God in the Waves: How I Lost My Faith and Found It Again Through Science - Mike McHargue, book description on Storygraph

The Legend of 1900 (1998)

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.

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Friends (1994-2004)

Seinfeld (1989-1998)

You, Me, and Tuscany (2026)

The Photograph (2020)

Always Be My Maybe (2019)

Sinners (2025)

Star Trek: Discovery (2017-2024)

Star Trek: Starfleet Academy (2026 - 2027)

Sesame Street (1969 - Present)

The Wheel of Time (Series) - Robert Jordan, Brandon Sanderson (1990-2014) description on The StoryGraph

The Wheel of Time (Amazon Prime 2021-2025)

The Little Mermaid (2023)

The Residence (2025)

Orange is the New Black (2013-2019)

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Family Matters - (1989)

Black-ish - ( 2014)

In this ep, we discuss an unfortunately common practice seen in many evangelical and fundamentalist expressions of Christianity. A near direct descendant of St Augustine’s doctrine of Original Sin and Calvin’s concept of Total Depravity, the act of discouraging congregants from trusting their own lived experiences and emotions - while at the same time asserting a narrative that directly contradicts those lived experiences/emotions - is just one form of gaslighting that we cover in this conversation.

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The Center for Action And Contemplation - Daily Meditations: Hope for the Wounded (April 8, 2026) - Yolanda Pierce

Rohadi Nagassar

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Faith in a Fresh Vibe (Podcast on Amazon)

Whole and Human: 40 Meditations for Liberating Body + Spirit - Rohadi Nagassar, 2026 (Description on the StoryGraph)

Sister Wives (2010-Present)

Gaslight (1944)

Jessica Denise Dickson Coaching

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The Anti-Racist Enneagram Podcast (Podcast on Spotify)

The Bible for Normal People (Podcast on Spotify)

Did Adam and Eve actually exist at one point? Modern science points to our Most Recent Common Ancestors (both patrilineal and matrilineal), but identifies that they likely lived 50,000 - 150,000 years apart. That said, the mythic representation of these two early humans that survives in the Bible is a diamond that can be turned to view from a variety of perspectives, and your hosts are determined to do just that!

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Whole and Human: Forty Meditations for Liberating Body + Spirit - Rohadi Nagassar, 2026 (Book description on The StoryGraph)

Faith in a Fresh Vibe (Podcast on Amazon)

Rohadi Nagassar

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Center for Action and Contemplation - Daily Meditation - Cosmology: Part One - Quantum Entanglement of the Paradoxical, Fr. Richard Rohr, August 30, 2019

Battlestar Galactica (2004-2009)

Viacheslav Koudriavstev - Celtic Shelf/Little Sole Bank as Atlantis hypothesis

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Jessica Denise Dickson Coaching

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The Anti-Racist Enneagram Podcast (Podcast on Spotify)

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The Beekeeper (2005) - Tori Amos

Original Sinsuality (2005) - Tori Amos

The Gnostic Gospels - Elaine Pagels (Book description on The StoryGraph)

Part two of our interview with Jessica Denise Dickson delves into nervous system regulation and socialization as they relate to Diversity, Equity and Belonging; we discuss how the Enneagram can help people to recognize how they’ve disconnected from their bodies in a culture that centres whiteness; we touch on Chronemics (the study of how we perceive the flow of time) and white ontological expansiveness; we explore how white allies can avoid White Saviour Complex by becoming experts in whiteness and allowing marginalized groups to lead the way to their own liberation.

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Jessica Denise Dickson Coaching

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The Anti-Racist Enneagram Podcast (Podcast on Spotify)

The Cosmic We (Podcast on Amazon)

nneagram with Jessica D. Dickson (Pt. 1)

For our first two-part interview, we’re joined by the oft-quoted (on MSP) Therapist, Teacher and Enneagram Coach, Jessica Denise Dickson to talk about how she uses the Enneagram of Personality in a very nuanced and unique way to help people reintegrate those pieces that whiteness requires them to leave behind.

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Jessica Denise Dickson Coaching

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The Anti-Racist Enneagram Podcast (Podcast on Spotify)

The Enneagram for Black Liberation: Return to Who Your Are Beneath the Armour You Carry - Chichi Agorom, description on Storygraph

The History of White People - Nell Irvin Painter, description on Storygraph

Unsettling the Great White North: Black Canadian History - Michele A Johnson, Funké Aladejebi, description on Storygraph

Wherein we take a look at the missional origins of the colonial mindset that has brought us to our present day. We touch on the impacts of this hegemonic worldview on indigenous communities and other marginalized identities as well as the decolonizing element of a deconstruction journey that can often put one at odds with their church community.

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Ted Lasso (Apple TV+ 2020)

Faith in a Fresh Vibe (Podcast on Amazon)

Rohadi Nagassar

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Indigenous Theology and the Western Worldview: A Decolonized Approach to Christian Doctrine (Acadia Studies in Bible and Theology) - H. Daniel Zacharias, Randy S. Woodley, book description on Storygraph

Data Over Dogma (Podcast on Spotify)

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