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What’s the deal with the Enneagram, and why is it so popular? Alexis Neal, Carla Godwin, and Katie Grubbs discuss the potential--and problems--of the popular personality model.

In this all-recommendations episode, Victoria Reynolds Farmer, Kim Feldman, and Carla Godwin discuss the things they read, watched, listened to, and thought about that made 2020 a little less of a dumpster fire.

Alexis Neal and Laurie Norris discuss holiday food traditions.

Description: Laurie Norris, Blake Miller, and Ilia Danner Grubbs discuss Marvel's The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl and what her indefatigably positive metanarrative heroics can teach us about thinking outside dichotomy.

Ilia Danner Grubbs, Christina Bieber Lake, and Sara Klooster discuss Kayleen Schaefer’s book Text Me When You Get Home

The Christian Feminists, with guest hosts, join 2020's CHRN crossover with a conversation about "The Village."

The Christian Feminists talk about Harriet Tubman.

Alexis Neal, Carla Godwin, and Jessica Hardin discuss the gender data gap.

The Christian Feminists return to a 2017 conversation to talk about the podcast "Truth's Table."

The Christian Feminists return to a conversation to talk about Black Lives Matter.

The Christian Feminists talk about fake news.

In this episode, Sarah, Carla, and Victoria discuss COVID-19's effects on churches, faith, and worship.

Ilia Danner Grubbs, Katie Grubbs, and special guest Megan Floyd discuss the history and social impact of Mother’s Day.

The Christian Feminists talk about Christian sexual ethics.

Sara Klooster, Christina Bieber Lake, and Blake Miller talk about the character of Sarah Conner from the Terminator franchise. Topics include: Christ figures, apocolypse movies, fate, and 80's fashion.

Marie Hause, Katie Grubbs, and guest Ana Kelsey-Powell discuss The Passion of Perpetua and Felicity. Topics include martyrdom in relation to gender, suffering, and motherhood.

The Christian Feminists talk about "Little Women."

The Christian Feminists talk about "You've Got Mail."

Christina Bieber Lake, Sarah Thomas, and Kimberly Feldman talk about "Persepolis."

Victoria Reynolds Farmer leads Katie Grubbs and Laurie Norris in a discussion of cultural icon Dolly Parton--her faith, her politics, and why she's seen as a uniter of people in our divisive political moment.