The Christian Feminist Podcast

Many panelists discuss the history of the Christian Feminist Podcast and how it's affected their lives over the year in this last CFP for the foreseeable future. Thanks to everyone for your years of support!

Christina Bieber Lake, Victoria Reynolds Farmer, and K.B. Moore talk about Flannery O'Connor's "Good Country People" and the recent biopic Wildcat. 

Victoria Reynolds Farmer, Katie Grubbs, and Laurie Norris talk about the Very Online phenomenon of Trad-Wives. 

Victoria Reynolds Farmer, Katie Grubbs, and Sara Klooster talk about how to teach children about the faith. 

It's Christmas in July! Sarah Thomas, Victoria Farmer, and new panelist Sophia Kay discuss the 2023 musical Journey to Bethlehem. 

Ack! Katie Grubbs, Sarah Thomas, and Victoria Farmer talk about the classic newspaper comic Cathy. 

Laurie Norris, Christina Bieber Lake, and Sara Klooster talk about the HBO series The Last of Us. 

Marie Hause, Victoria Reynolds Farmer, and Alexis Neal discuss the woman in the crowd in the Gospel of Mark. 

Alexis Neal, Katie Grubbs, and Laurie Norris talk about the classic Robert Altman film Gosford Park. 

Christina Bieber Lake, Laurie Norris, and Marie Hause talk about Dana Scully, the hero of the television series The X Files. 

Laurie Norris and Jay Eldred talk about their experience in cosplay, particularly as it relates to gender. 

Victoria Reynolds Farmer talks to Blake Miller, Katie Grubbs, and Alexis Neal about recent happenings in the Southern Baptist Convention. 

Listen in as Christina Bieber Lake, Victoria Reynolds Farmer, and Sarah Thomas discuss Greta Gerwig’s smash hit film Barbie. Is life in plastic really fantastic? Find out here!

Alexis Neal, Victoria Reynolds Farmer, and Marie Hause discuss Tolstoy's classic novel.

The Mystery Gang is back! Alexis Neal, Laurie Norris, and Katie Grubbs discuss the HBO adaptation of Alexander McCall Smith's bestselling mystery series.

Marie Hause, Victoria Reynolds Farmer, and Sarah Thomas dive into some of the villancicos of famed early modern Mexican writer Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz. Topics include Marian villancicos, polyvocality, and proto-feminism.

Sara Klooster, Katie Grubbs, and Jessica Hardin conclude their discussion of the Australian children's series Bluey. 

In the first half of this supersized episode, Katie Grubbs, Jessica Hardin, and Sara Klooster discuss the beloved Australian children's animated series Bluey. Look for part two next week!

Knowing Introductions First impressions Background on Other Feminisms and Leah Sargeant Reading How is the newsletter structured? What sort of community and what sort of thought does that structure encourage? Why might it be valuable to expand the scope of feminism as most people define it to include issues of life and euthanasia? Same question, but for the boyhood issues raised in the education issue. One of the things that made me a paid subscriber is how Sargeant incorporates past reader comments into future issues. Were there any particular comments that stood out to you as thought-provoking? Passing On Alexis: Aging with Grace: Flourishing in an Anti-Aging Culture ; For the Children’s Sake (also AmblesideOnline or Charlotte Mason’s 6-volume set) Sarah: Jesus and the Jewish Roots of Mary by Brant Pitre Victoria: Building the Benedict Option by Leah Sargeant Related Episodes: #128, Invisible Women