Stepping Outside: Recent Episodes

Jared Winkler

I sit down with people not of the Christian faith to learn more about how my religion fits in this world.

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Jamie and I discuss a survey that was submitted but the respondent did not want to be on the show.

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Jamie and I discuss last week's episode.

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I sit down with Paola and discuss how Christians can be hypocritical in their day to day actions. 

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Jamie and I discuss last weeks episode.

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I talk with Jessica about how the Church comes across as a club and how religious imagery is used in marketing.

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Jamie and I discuss last week's episode with Michael.

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I sit down with Michael and discuss Christianity, punk rock, and how faith is a very specific and maybe unique property of Christianity and religion in general.

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Jamie and I discuss last weeks episode with Nic

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I sit down with Nic and talk about how the church is misrepresented.  We also get into her experience in the catholic church and discuss abuse within the church.

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Jamie and I discuss last weeks conversation with Taylor.

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This week I speak with Taylor about being raised in a mixed faith house hold in rural North Carolina and about how Christians give off a sense of martyrdom.

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Jamie and I discuss what we took away from my conversation with Hannah.

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In this episode I speak with Hannah "Stormy" about her history with the Catholic church and how she sees Christians as "religious."  I also learn about Wicca, and that it isn't what I was raised to be afraid of.

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Jamie and I reflect on the first two episodes and talk about what we learned from my discussion with Mark.

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This is part two of my conversation with Mark.  In this episode we talk about how Christians influence our society, and discuss what our society looks like as a result.

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This is my first episode, and the first part of my discussion with Mark.  In part one we learn a lot about Mark.  We discuss how Christians can be complicated, and explore how that effects our politics.