What's wrong with religion podcast?
Co-host of the Phil Vischer (VeggieTales creator) Podcast and author of multiple books including newest, “What's Wrong With Religion: 9 Things No One Told You About Faith,” Skye Jethani talks the ABC’s of mega-church culture (attendance, buildings, and cash), and how “being relevant” isn’t bidding well for this brand of Christianity. He also recounts some fun stories including blasting a bunch of pastors at a conference he was asked to speak. In BadChristian world, Toby is overly concerned and inquisitive about ticks and Joey shares anxiety that he experiences during BadChristian interviews.
What do Matt and Toby discuss in the album?
Also, after performing at AudioFeed festival, Matt, Toby and Joey discuss the unfairness of strangers introducing themselves, only afterwards depending on them completely to carry the conversation from there. Lastly can humor be found in any situation? Toby tells a tragic story in the Damn News that may be hard not to laugh at.
Joey's departure
The BC podcast was a being part of my life in 2014-2016. I was a fan of the band so when the guys started the podcast, I listened. The podcast came around at an important part in my life. I was questioning my personal faith and expanding my mind.
Can I get some specific details, like actually type it here instead of saying where to go on why joey left?
I've heard mental health, forced off show. Etc. What's going on? I'm seeing Emery tomorrow, I legit might ask what's going on.
Has Joey said anything about what happened on his podcast?
I haven't listened to the podcast in a few months and was bummed he left, but it sounded like Matt and Toby didn't really know what was going on.
Feels sad man
This Joey leaving stuff hurts me to the core. I've gone through enough friend breakups to understand how complicated these things can be. Seems like everyone got hurt pretty bad. I'm still going to listen to the podcast but it's just so sad. There's so little info too and I don't want to bother any of them.. it's their lives really.
