Losing Our Religion with host Zac Gandara is a wild often comedic ride alongside a community of diverse humans each seeking their desired life and ideal experience away from the dogma and exclusivities they may have been raised to believe.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 15 days 1 hour 13 minutes
episode 132: EPISODE 132: Beautiful Gender Fluid, Non-Binary, Pansexual Human Relationships: Rowan Alaka'ilenani
A transition story of a beautiful, Gender Fluid, Non-Binary, Pansexual Human. As a bonus, we have a conversation with her partner to learn about their relationship.
MONDAY MELTDOWN: Expired Relationships and Depression
Opinion wars on Facebook, expired relationships, boundaries, and religion's approach to depression.
episode 131: EPISODE 131: Resist Injustice, Profiling, and Racism: Rowan Alaka'ilenani
Former Christian with a tender heart in opposition to injustice. We hint at her story but find ourselves neck deep into injustices and waist deep into the all too easy to fall for racial profiling of the service industry.
MONDAY MELTDOWN: Non-Binary Spirituality
Losing binary religion and dealing with religious questions.
episode 130: EPISODE 130: How To Start a Cult and Other Stories: Emmett Montgomery
Comedian Emmett Montgomery tells stories that have become religions, Star Trek, Star Wars, the Marvel Universe, and The Matrix? Meanwhile, an exmormon tale emerges making us think we could start cults.
MONDAY MELTDOWN: Do We Need Labels?
What are labels? Do we really need them? You don’t have to be a Christian to follow Jesus.
episode 129: EPISODE 129: How Do You Transition Out of Absolute Truth?: Emmett Montgomery
A weird and awesome ride with Emmett Montgomery! He’s an ex-Mormon, stand up comedian, storyteller, who's worked with brilliants like Maria Bamford, Dave Chappelle, and TJ Miller.
episode 128: EPISODE 128: She’s On Fire! Growing Up Pentecostal: Gabrielle Janae
As two Empaths, Gabby and I discuss our Pentecostal experiences, speaking in tongues, healing services and heart-wrenching disappointment of loved ones not being healed.