Salt Lake City Stories: Queer Faith, Christian Nationalism & Radical Love

 Guests & ContributorsLindsey & Sarah – Queer Christian couple living in Salt Lake CityDan McClellan (@maklelan) – Bible scholar, TikTok educator, podcast host https://www.youtube.com/@maklelanKathy Baldock – LGBTQ+ Christian advocate, author of Walking the Bridgeless Canyon canyonwalkerconnections.comHolly Tuckett – Filmmaker, Church & State https://www.churchandstatedocumentary.com/Cat Palmer – Programmer for Damn These Heels Queer Film Festival https://utahqueerfilmfestival.org/Matthew Vines – Founder of The Reformation Project   reformationproject.orgEd Oxford – Researcher and contributor to 1946Diana – Rocky’s fiancée, featured in travel reflections Mentions: Brigham Young University – Referenced as a cultural and religious discussion hubBob Jones University – Cited in conversations around race, faith, and segregation policiesTea Party Movement – Discussed as a catalyst in the rise of Christian nationalismDead Sea Scrolls – Referenced in theological and historical faith contextJerry Falwell Sr. – Evangelical leader, mentioned in critiques of political theologyPaul Weyrich – Architect of the religious right, cited in historical-political analysisPresident Jimmy Carter – Referenced as a contrast to later evangelical political alignmentLocation Sponsor: Salt Lake City Library - https://about.slcpl.org/locationsEdited by: Daniel Rafael BeltramFrom the creators of the award-winning documentary, 1946: The Mistranslation That Shifted Culture.Hosts Brent Roberts and Sharon “Rocky” Roggio recap The 1946 Culture Shift Tour Across America in a 9 Episode Web-Series / Podcast.  Check it out! www.1946themovie.com.@mybrokerbrent https://www.instagram.com/mybrokerbrent/@rockyroggio  https://www.instagram.com/rockyroggio/Supported by UNCUT STUDIOS DTLA  and  Making Things Right the series amplifies marginalized voices and celebrates the resilience and unity of LGBTQIA+ communities.UNCUT STUDIOS DTLA https://www.instagram.com/uncutstudiosdtla/Step into a studio unlike any other, designed for bold visions and endless creativity.Making Things Right http://makingthingsright.org/ Making Things Right is an initiative that seeks to rethink the Christian response and responsibility to LGBTQ+ people.