Have a Blessed Gay

I hope this podcast has another season soon! I miss listening to it.

Listened to the episode “Evolved Spirituality: Gender, Sexual, Spiritual Fluidity”. Giddy up bi*#%es! This was a blast to experience!From the opening intro to the end. Your energy and enthusiasm shine through! I never knew what to expect next. Love the different voices you use and personalities you blend together. This is an all around fun time. Enjoyed the music throughout the episode. Keeping it light and lively. This is a podcast for open mind and open hearts. Come to laugh and laugh some more. Love the host and captivating concepts. Keep it flowing like a spiritual tampon!

How Tyler gets so many interesting guests I'll never know. He puts a new spin on religion and spiratuality with humor, respect, and facts. There's something on this show for everyone whether you consider yourself religious or not.

I came across this podcast looking for new philosophy-esque podcasts. It had 5 stars but only a few reviews (which I figure are from friends and family), and I figured I would give it a shot. Somewhere in here there’s a good podcast. He does do some good background reading and research. When he talks about historical elements, it’s definitely above average. Which is why I gave it 2 stars instead of 1. However, all of this is colored by what I perceive to be an “axe to grind” with religion. There are a few inconsistencies and cherry-picked examples (even if researched) that I spotted in each episode, which results in a very one-sided picture. He definitely started with a position and looked for evidence/facts to reinforce it. He’s made an echo-chamber for himself. -1 star While some of the content was alright, what really turned me off was the humor. Have you ever listened to a bad radio shock jock? Or remember Crazy Ira from Parks and Recreation? That’s this guy, but with interesting bits of history sprinkled in. Completely misses the mark. And frankly, some of it just seems unnecessarily mean. (He called Pope Francis a drag queen (Francesca or something) and a man who likes dressing up in white dresses… like what? I don’t even get how that’s funny to anyone over 15.) The humor overall is pretty forced and try-hard. Doesn’t come off natural (to me at least), and some of the attempted jokes just make me cringe. And that’s like 40% of this show. -2 stars for that Overall, there are better socialist/left-wing/sjw/whatever-we’re-calling-ourselves-now podcasts out there that address big topics like modern society, feminism, religion, homosexuality, corruption, and the like.