Megan Chance

What does healthy sexuality look like after purity culture? What can faith look like after deconstruction? How do we rethink relationships, gender, the Bible, church, and even our God concept? Every month, we sit down with writers, theologians, podcasters, and influencers who are asking these questions as well.

Recent guests include Melinda Hale, executive director of the New Evangelicals; Timothy Schrader Rodriguez, author of Conversion Therapy Dropout; Megan Chance, author of Women Rising and the host of the Faith and Feminism podcast; and Dr. Christina Cleveland, author of God Is a Black Woman.

If you wanna go deeper, that's where our Patreon community comes in.

For just $3 a month, you get access to our additional monthly content, our News and Views episodes, where we unpack current events, pop culture, books, television, and movies through a faith deconstruction lens; our Rom Com Recaps, breaking down the messages we absorb from popular romantic comedies about sexuality, relationships, gender, romance, sex, and love; our No Hard Feelings Chats, where we have authentic, discussion-based conversations about questions like, what do we do with the church and the Bible post deconstruction; and our monthly Debriefs, where you can actually meet with me and some of our other hosts, talk about recent episodes, discuss hot topics, ask questions, and maybe even find some friendship along the way, because deconstruction can be incredibly lonely.

I believe you.

You have spoken often about the importance of your relationship with Megan Chance.

Does every writer, in your opinion, need someone like her in their life, like a Tolkien, C.S. Lewis kind of thing? I mean, why is she important to you?

Well, I'm just very lucky.