Pub Theology Live

Ogun is joined by two special guests in this episode, the newly engaged show regular Layton Williams and super special guest Rev. Jason Chesnut. They discuss the best parts of October (not baseball), continuing to shift life in the pandemic, and what it means for us to belong to one another.

Shannon and Ogun are joined by the show's producer Derrick Weston to discuss apple cider, pumpkin carving, being open minded, and following the spirit of the law instead of the letter of the law.

Shannon and Ogun are joined by Keisha McKenzie to discuss marking the change in seasons, wrestling with our own inner darkness, and praying for our enemies.

Shannon and Ogun are joined by Rabbi Eli Freedman to discuss skills they have (or have not) picked up since the pandemic began, emotional and spiritual bypassing, and people who "know the whole will of God". Also, listen carefully and you can hear Shannon resist making a joke about this being episode 169.

Shannon and Ogun are joined by Rev. Sam Chamelin from the Food and Faith podcast to discuss providing for the poor, the passing of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and how her faith informed her life's work and friendships.

Shannon and Ogun are joined by Keisha McKenzie to discuss sentient robots, underground pyramids, and changing history. Theology gets mixed in there somewhere.

It's the season premiere and Shannon and Ogun are joined by PT Live founder and congressional candidate Bryan Berghoef returning to discuss human purpose, stressful work, and the nature of truth. You know, fluff. Sorry about the echoing!

Ogun is joined by Derrick Weston and Rabbi Eli Freedman to discuss grilling (not barbecue), observing Memorial Day in worship, why we don't talk about the Ascension, and Pentecost.

Shannon and Ogun are joined once again by the Rev. Layton Williams to discuss their favorite ice cream and what they look for in good leadership in themselves and others. Apologies for the late post and for the sound quality in the first quarter of the show. It gets better. Promise!

Shannon and Ogun are joined by the show's producer Derrick Weston to celebrate Star Wars day, explore favorite SW and Bible characters, discuss how they are keeping sane (?) and reflect on fears of "reopening".

Ogun is joined by Rev. Layton Williams and Rabbi Eli Freedman to discuss their favorite signs, of spring, vivid pandemic dreams, what it means to "believe the science", and what they want to see in the world when all "this" is "over" (apologies for the sound quality. blame Ogun's wi-fi)

Shannon and Ogun are joined by Keisha McKenzie to discuss the best and worst part of quarantine, being "over it", and what TV and books are getting them through.

Ogun and Shannon are joined by Derrick Weston for this double-sized episode! They discuss their favorite parts of Holy Week, analyze some of the significant texts for the week and talk about the adjustments being made for quarantine. Also, a lot of beer is consumed.

On this episode there is absolutely no discussion of COVID-19. April Fools! Shannon and Ogun are joined by the Rev. Dr. Melissa DeRosia to discuss the best coronavirus memes, quarantine guilty pleasures, and preparing for Holy Week.

Shannon and Ogun are joined by VERY special guest, Rabbi Eli Freedman to discuss what things are we missing during the quarantine, whether this time is a spiritual retreat, and what from their tradition is keeping them grounded.

Ogun is joined by regular guests Keisha McKenzie and Derrick Weston to discuss all things COVID-19. They discuss disruptions to their lives and schedules, adjustments worship services have made, and what scriptures and practices are keeping them grounded.

Shannon and Ogun are joined by Rev. Layton Williams to discuss COVID-19 protocols for church, updating the Ten Commandments, and what the cross means for them as a symbol.

Shannon and Ogun are joined by Derrick Weston to discuss donuts... and then make a smooth transition to mortality and the coronavirus.

Shannon is joined by Layton Williams and special guest R. Eric Thomas, author of "Here For It: Or How To Save Your Soul In America" to discuss awkwardness, generational identity, and what it takes to "make it" in our society.

Shannon is joined by Keisha McKenzie and special guest Linda Kay Klein to discuss self care, body image, and purity culture.