Body and Wine Podcast Charlie Gray

On this week’s episode, we get back to our conversation with my wonderfully strong and wise friend, Silvi! We jump into Liberation Theology in South America and Palestine, and transition into how theology and moralist views are impacting policy decisions on abortion in Latin America. How does the personal impact the political? We laugh and learn through chats on pleasure, orgasm, dancing – all this and more, here and now, on Body and Wine. Support the Show.

And we’re back with the stellar Tyler Myers! This episode we get a little cozier into our own experiences with the “grey area” of our purity culture pasts. Our chat weaves through gender differences in sexual encounters, relating climbing and intimacy, and what did we still take from Christianity when we left it behind? Explore with us here and now, on Body and Wine… Support the Show.

On this episode of BAWP, we cheers the podcast's first communion (a.k.a. first-ever recording!). We serendipitously lean into Silvi’s recounts of her own First Communion and Confirmation through her Catholic upbringing in Ecuador, while weaving into her current passions and understandings of feminism and atheism in a political and sexual world of metal music, eyebrow piercings, and pleasure. Stay tuned for more of that in her second episode coming up this season!Support the Show.

What is a graphic novel? What is a feminist text? Explore these forms through reading and listening in to our discussion on "Persepolis" by Marjane Satrapi, "Death Threat" by Vivek Shraya, and "Palestine" by Joe Sacco.Support the Show.

Tyler Myers and I get into the Doctrine of Hell, and finding modern prophets while questioning the (white imaged) men of old. Transitioning out of Evangelical religion often is a long and challenging process. This episode is for anyone looking for solidarity in leaving their Christian faith or seeking to learn from those who have. Let’s break it down!Support the Show.

Longtime friends Lydia Persaud and Charlie Gray discuss coming out as non-Christian and growing into the proud and loud women they are. They address sexual misconduct in the church, challenging one's own beliefs, and much more! Support the Show.