Debb and Deb return with a new passion for making the world a kinder, saner, and more spiritually empowered place.

In this episode, Debb and Deb discuss ten ways you can use your faith as a powerful tool for political resistance.

Debb and Deb return with a new passion for making the world a kinder, saner, and more spiritually empowered place.

In this episode, Debb and Deb discuss anger – its social context, consequences, and use in propelling people into into just action.

Debb and Deb return for a second season with a new look, a new sound, and a new passion for making the world a kinder, saner, and more spiritually empowered place.

In this episode, Debb and Deb catch up on recent world events, their effects on us personally, and how all of us can convert our faith into positive action.

In this episode, Debb and Deb discuss conservation, ecology, and the spiritual implications of our choices when protecting our planet’s environment.

In this episode, Debb and Deb discuss the not-so-modern concept of Christian Nationalism as well as the duty we have to reclaim our faith from those who would corrupt it for personal and political gain. Also, a primer on how to recognize and combat generational, cultural, and spiritual divisions manufactured specifically to weaken and demoralize.

In this episode, Debb and Deb discuss the rituals and structures of faith, those tools we use to express and support the real work of living a life of faith and spirituality.

In this episode, Debb and Deb discuss the tools needed for having difficult conversations with people from opposing viewpoints. From Square One. which is mutual respect, all the way through understanding and accepting that the only solution may be agreeing there is no easy solution, this episode digs deep into the core of conflict resolution and healthy communication.

In this episode, Debb and Deb talk pet peeves – those niggling little annoyances that drive them crazy about their faiths. From “Biblical” consumerism to “Can you make Johnnie love fall in love with me?” the Deb(b)s speak truth about faith-based foolishness.