By popular request from our Quaker audience, we talk Public Universal Friend, with special guest Kaya Oakes!

We’re continuing our look at what the BCP catechism offers on the sacraments, looking especially at the eucharist. Plus we talk a bit about snow and Lisa offers up a double-stumping.

Joe and Drew phone a friend, J. Leavitt Pearl, to figure out whether violence EVER fits into a Christian ethic.

Special guest the Rev. Mary Lynn Coulson joins to discuss the arrival of John the Baptist in the wilderness of Judea

David previews the music at the 2021 Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols at King’s College, Cambridge

Luci and Jordan explore the life and legacy of the author, lecturer, and philosopher Elizabeth Cady Stanton, and her mission to work for the equality of women.

David and Charlette discuss the themes of Advent and the story of Jesus’ call to be awake and keep our heads up.

Joe may have set his parent’s house on fire with his ugly Jesus collection and Drew uses religious guilt to steal the shirt off of man’s back. Then they start trying to figure out how you can turn the other cheek and also carry a pistol.

We’re beginning our conversation on the sacraments, those mysterious moments when we recognize the spirit of God breaking out in our lives. Plus we talk about kissing in church and the virtue of tin cans and string as a communications device.