Τα καλύτερα You Have Permission podcast (2024)

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Progressive Theology in the Black Church (#302) 1:18:30

2d ago1:18:30

1:18:30

In this episode, I speak with Kristian Smith, a fifth-generation Baptist preacher doing groundbreaking work at the intersection of Black church traditions and progressive theology. While many white religious deconstruction journeys (including my own) focus primarily on intellectual and theological questions, Kristian explains how Black church decon…

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Raising Spiritually Healthy Kids (#301) 37:47

9d ago37:47

37:47

Jon Ogden, co-founder of Uplift Kids, joined me to talk about navigating spiritual parenting in ways that prevent religious trauma. As a father of two young children, and someone who frequently references Dr. Lisa Miller's research on child spirituality and mental health, I was particularly interested in Uplift's approach. Jon explained their model…

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GGCH: 300th Episode Party (#300) 46:06

16d ago46:06

46:06

For our 300th episode, Josh, Tony and I get together for another Generation Gap Culture Hour. We reflect on our recent Beer Camp adventures (including an unexpected AirBnb mystery guest) before diving into cultural analysis of the Tyson-Paul fight and our changing relationships with political media consumption. We explore how each of us is processi…

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Wonder As an Antidote to Religious Trauma (#298) 35:24

23d ago35:24

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Writer Sarah Southern joins me to share her deconstruction journey from fundamentalism to freedom. Sarah shares how her initial process was paralyzed by the infinite stakes of questioning faith, until wonder—particularly through Colorado's mountains—offered an unexpected path forward. Drawing on Abraham Heschel's wisdom about wonder as the foundati…

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Psychedelics & Corporate BS with Comedian Tom Fell (#297) 1:26:36

29d ago1:26:36

1:26:36

We're back with another comedian episode of YHP, this time featuring Tom Fell, whose brilliant social media videos skewer corporate speak and existential themes with painful accuracy. Our conversation centers on psychedelics and consciousness, where Tom demonstrates what I'd call "materialist wonder" - particularly in his story about encountering a…

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Election Processing (#296) 1:42:26

1M ago1:42:26

1:42:26

The You Have Permission team of Dan Koch, Josh Gilbert and Joy Vetterlein sit down to process the election a day later. Dan puts on his therapy hat and offers some general coping mechanisms and how to deal with the catastrophizing thoughts blue voters might have around a Trump presidency. We also discuss listener comments and questions, and talk th…

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Is Dan a “Christian Agnostic”? (#295) 1:25:50

1M ago1:25:50

1:25:50

Take a break from election coverage and enjoy this thoughtful conversation with Brandan Robertson, a pastor in Queens, NY, about "Christian agnosticism" and navigating faith with intellectual honesty. We explore how embracing uncertainty about religious claims can actually deepen rather than diminish faith, moving beyond the rigid certainty of our …

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Dan, Josh & Kristen Get Personal with The Iron Claw (#294) 50:56

1M ago50:56

50:56

Today I'm joined by frequent podcast collaborators Josh Gilbert and Kristen Tideman to discuss "The Iron Claw" (2023), a film that chronicles the tragic story of the Von Erich wrestling family during the territorial wrestling era of the 1980s. At its core, the film explores how patriarch Fritz Von Erich projects his unrealized wrestling ambitions o…

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God & Love in “Nobody Wants This” (YHP After Hours) (#293) 1:19:17

2M ago1:19:17

1:19:17

Join Dan Koch and Joy Vetterlein for another "After Hours" episode of You Have Permission as they dive into Netflix's hit series "Nobody Wants This." While a rom-com might seem like an unexpected choice for YHP, this show about an agnostic podcaster (Kristen Bell) falling for a progressive rabbi (Adam Brody) offers surprisingly rich material for ex…

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Complex Religious Trauma with Hillary McBride & Preston Hill (#292) 1:01:10

2M ago1:01:10

1:01:10

Therapists Hillary McBride and Preston Hill joined me discussing their Spiritual First Responders Project and the complexities of religious trauma. We explored how religious trauma uniquely impacts one's sense of meaning and community, often occurring over extended periods and becoming deeply ingrained in a person's worldview. Hillary highlighted h…

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Creativity After Deconstruction (#291) 1:32:09

2M ago1:32:09

1:32:09

Musician Jayne Sugg joins the podcast to discuss her journey through faith deconstruction and its profound impact on her creative process. Raised in a charismatic, Pentecostal church where her family led worship, Jayne's faith and music were deeply intertwined from a young age. This deconstruction process resulted in a significant creative crisis a…

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Purity Culture Regrets (YHP After Hours) (#290) 37:44

2M ago37:44

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In this special "after hours" episode of "You Have Permission," Dan and his old friend Lindsay share their biggest regrets from evangelical purity culture. They explore how this nonbiblical but influential sexual ethic affected both men and women during adolescence, acknowledging that women bore the brunt of its impact. Dan and Lindsay reminisce ab…

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Chat-GPT Enneagram Full Episode (Patreon Preview) 1:53:07

2M ago1:53:07

1:53:07

This is a Patreon Preview | *The exclusive half starts around the 53 min mark* In this special episode, Dan brings together his "Big Five" friends—Tripp Fuller, Myron Penner, Sarah Concepcion, and Sarah Lane Ritchie—to playfully mock and critically examine the Enneagram. Dan introduces the "Danneagram," an AI-generated personality system, sparking …

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The Psychology of… Reality TV?! (#289) 1:18:41

2M ago1:18:41

1:18:41

Dr. Kirk Honda of Psychology in Seattle returns to discuss the intersection of psychology and popular media. We explore the world of reality TV through a psychological lens, where Dr. Honda makes a compelling case for using these shows as tools for psychoeducation and cultural insight. According to him, even heavily edited content can serve as a sp…

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Dan Made His Own Enneagram (#288) 1:00:21

2M ago1:00:21

1:00:21

In this special episode, Dan brings together his "Big Five" friends—Tripp Fuller, Myron Penner, Sarah Concepcion, and Sarah Lane Ritchie—to playfully mock and critically examine the Enneagram. Dan introduces the "Danneagram," an AI-generated personality system, sparking a lively discussion that oscillates between humorous riffs on personality typin…

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The Still Christian Hosts Are… Still Christian (#287) 42:08

3M ago42:08

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In this week's episode, I sit down with Katelyn Dixon and Sarah Almodovar, co-hosts of the Still Christian podcast, for another installment in my Still Christian series. We explore our diverse religious backgrounds and experiences questioning faith, from Katie's "dark night of the soul" to Sarah's period of rebellion in New York City. We also discu…

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Changing Minds about Women in Ministry (#286) 1:19:14

3M ago1:19:14

1:19:14

John and Linn Haralson discuss their journey from complementarianism to egalitarianism regarding women in ministry. As long-time members of their church community, I've witnessed their progression firsthand, making this behind-the-scenes look particularly interesting. We explore the complexities of changing deeply held beliefs within a marriage and…

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The Six Facets of Spiritual Health (#285) 54:27

3M ago54:27

54:27

In this episode, I welcomed back Dr. Pam Ebstyne King to discuss her framework of six facets for spiritual health. We focused on "transcendence and spirituality," where Pam expanded on Dr. Lisa Miller's definition to include not just experiencing something beyond oneself, but also responding to it. This resonated deeply with me, prompting thoughts …

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A Teen Witch with a Jesuit Dad (#284) 1:09:40

3M ago1:09:40

1:09:40

In the second episode of our series of conversations with comedians about religion and spirituality, comedian Maggie Lally joined me to share her genuinely unique religious experiences and how they inform her comedy and worldview. From a sheltered Catholic upbringing by a former Jesuit priest to becoming a “teen witch” in adolescence, Maggie was ra…

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The Nicene Creed (#283) 38:10

4M ago38:10

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In this follow-up to our discussion on the Apostle's Creed, Thomas Jay Oord and I delve into the Nicene Creed, examining its history, language, and theology through a progressive Christian lens. We grapple with complex concepts like the Trinity, the nature of Christ, and the Holy Spirit, questioning traditional interpretations and exploring how our…

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The Apostle's Creed (#282) 1:31:25

4M ago1:31:25

1:31:25

In this first part of our discussion, Thomas Jay Oord and I take a deep dive into the Apostle’s Creed, exploring its origins, language, and theology through a progressive Christian lens. We examine foundational beliefs about God, Jesus Christ, and the Holy Spirit, questioning traditional interpretations and considering how our experiences and backg…

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Introducing “God Songs” (with Tyson Motsenbocker) (#281) 48:48

4M ago48:48

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In this inaugural episode of the new "God Songs AKA Songs in the Key of G-O-D" series, Dan Koch and fellow musician (and returning guest) Tyson Motsenbocker explore spiritually significant songs that aren't overtly religious. Dan shares his encounter with Jim James of My Morning Jacket and delves into James' song "Believe (Nobody Knows)," examining…

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Why Are Christians so Bad with Queer People? (#280) 1:01:58

4M ago1:01:58

1:01:58

In this episode, I sit down with previous-guest-turned-colleague Joy Vetterlein to explore the intricate relationship between disgust psychology, Christian faith, and attitudes towards LGBTQ+ individuals. We discuss how evolutionary disgust mechanisms influence reactions to sexuality, and the challenge of balancing intuitive responses with consciou…

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Russell Moore on Cynicism in the Trump Age (#279) 1:18:15

4M ago1:18:15

1:18:15

Russell Moore, editor-in-chief of Christianity Today, sat down with me to explore the current state of American Christianity, focusing on the challenges of maintaining relationships across ideological divides in an age of deep political cynicism and polarization. He shared insights on navigating family dynamics in a polarized era, emphasizing the i…

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GGCH: Biden’s Exit & Family Grief (#278) 44:27

5M ago44:27

44:27

This month’s Generation Gap Culture Hour focuses on recent political events (perhaps against our better judgement!). We also touch on generational differences in political engagement and dynamics within the Democratic Party. The conversation ends with a discussion about Joe Biden's decision to step down, how we are thinking about him/this decision,…

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Progressive Theology in the Black Church (#302) 1:18:30

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Raising Spiritually Healthy Kids (#301) 37:47

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GGCH: 300th Episode Party (#300) 46:06

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Wonder As an Antidote to Religious Trauma (#298) 35:24

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Psychedelics & Corporate BS with Comedian Tom Fell (#297) 1:26:36

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Election Processing (#296) 1:42:26

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Is Dan a “Christian Agnostic”? (#295) 1:25:50

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Dan, Josh & Kristen Get Personal with The Iron Claw (#294) 50:56

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God & Love in “Nobody Wants This” (YHP After Hours) (#293) 1:19:17

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Complex Religious Trauma with Hillary McBride & Preston Hill (#292) 1:01:10

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Creativity After Deconstruction (#291) 1:32:09

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Purity Culture Regrets (YHP After Hours) (#290) 37:44

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Chat-GPT Enneagram Full Episode (Patreon Preview) 1:53:07

1
The Psychology of… Reality TV?! (#289) 1:18:41

1
Dan Made His Own Enneagram (#288) 1:00:21

1
The Still Christian Hosts Are… Still Christian (#287) 42:08

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Changing Minds about Women in Ministry (#286) 1:19:14

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The Six Facets of Spiritual Health (#285) 54:27

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A Teen Witch with a Jesuit Dad (#284) 1:09:40

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The Nicene Creed (#283) 38:10

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The Apostle's Creed (#282) 1:31:25

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Introducing “God Songs” (with Tyson Motsenbocker) (#281) 48:48

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Why Are Christians so Bad with Queer People? (#280) 1:01:58

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Russell Moore on Cynicism in the Trump Age (#279) 1:18:15

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GGCH: Biden’s Exit & Family Grief (#278) 44:27

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