coal + lindsey @podbeyondbelief

hi! we talk about religious deconstruction and how faith (or lack of) can affect your relationships. find us on Spotify! Joined February 2020

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coal + lindsey @podbeyondbelief

10 months ago

Ever feel like you’re stuck in a ‘quarter-life crisis’? We’re diving into how societal pressure makes it harder to figure out who you are—and why that’s okay. open.spotify.com/episode/22gwWb…

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coal + lindsey @podbeyondbelief

10 months ago

High school reunions: a chance to reconnect or just an awkward photo op? On this episode we talk about what they reveal, such as pressure to to keep up appearances on social media. open.spotify.com/episode/5wt05B…

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coal + lindsey @podbeyondbelief

10 months ago

Leaving faith behind doesn’t mean the time you spent in it was wasted. It’s possible to find value in the journey and grow from it. Let’s talk about reframing your past after deconstruction. open.spotify.com/episode/0CFdnF…

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coal + lindsey @podbeyondbelief

10 months ago

Religious affiliation is often seen as a sign of moral alignment for U.S. politicians, but this leaves millions of non-religious Americans out of the conversation. What would it mean to have a leader who doesn’t wear their faith on their sleeve? Hear more on the pod!

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coal + lindsey @podbeyondbelief

10 months ago

In some countries, simply identifying as atheist can be dangerous, even criminal. As secular Americans push for representation, it’s worth remembering the global risks some face for their lack of belief. More on the pod: open.spotify.com/episode/64ZR4r…

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coal + lindsey @podbeyondbelief

10 months ago

Despite the Constitution’s promise of a separation between church and state, every U.S. president has openly identified with Christianity or Catholicism. What would it take for a secular voice to reach the Oval Office? #showerthoughts #PoliticsToday #religion

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coal + lindsey @podbeyondbelief

10 months ago

Nearly 30% of Americans identify as atheist, agnostic, or religiously unaffiliated, yet they rarely see themselves represented in political campaigns. Why do non-religious Americans remain overlooked? Hear our thoughts : open.spotify.com/episode/64ZR4r…