Room for Nuance

Room for Nuance has become one of my favorite podcasts, and I listen to a pretty good bit of podcasts. Some of my favorite aspects are: 1. The good mix of theology and personal stories. 2. How the person being interviewed usually shares their testimony. It makes them less celebrity-like, and more “like the rest of us”. 3. It’s doesn’t really have a niche that it sticks too. Meaning, when I open my podcasts app up, and everyone is talking about the same thing, Room for Nuance typically isn’t doing that. They set their own agenda, not the latest cultural trend or political event. 4. I usually leave each episode loving the Lord and His church more; thankful that He’s provided so many unique people with so many different spiritual gifts for the building up of His body. 5. Sean is just who he is. He uses his resources for the rest of us, and He won’t shrink back from the hard questions and awkward silences. That’s rare in the podcast world. Give this podcast a try. You won’t regret it!

Long-form interviews sounds like a sluggish format, and it can be, but not here. Sean gets great guests, asks very compelling questions, and maintains a nimble, interesting pace. I only discovered this podcast a few days ago, but it zoomed to the top of my list. Very thankful for this content.

Listening to a 2+ interview was never appealing until I started listening the Room for Nuance! I love it! Basically the Joe Rogan Experience for conservative Christians (probably).

Sean, thank you brother for your hard work. Along with Life and Books and Everything, this is one of my top two podcasts. I’m glad it was recommended on Pastors Talk or I’d never have known about it!