Revs on the Road

Jenna and Ashley check in with each other and remember their favorite moments from season one of “Revs on the Road.” Listen to “Revs on the Road” on all the usual podcast platforms, and follow the show on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter at RevsOnTheRoad. Learn more about the hosts, the show, and other Good Faith Media podcasts at GoodFaithMedia.org

This week, the Revs chat with Shannon Hoffman, education advocate, community organizer, and fellow social-justice-dreamer.  Shannon has big hopes for her community in Denver… and they don’t involve another trendy brewery tour. She talks with the Revs about moving from allyship to abolition, the spiritual costs of whiteness, and how she plans to keep moving forward with persistence and hope. The quote that Shannon mentions comes from historic abolitionist Elizabeth Chandler: “No power to meliorate the horrors of slavery! American women, your power is sufficient for its extinction!” Listen to “Revs on the Road” on all the usual podcast platforms, and follow the show on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter at RevsOnTheRoad. Learn more about the hosts, the show, and other Good Faith Media podcasts at GoodFaithMedia.org

Ep 06: Building community with Kevin Pranoto This week, the Revs sit down with Kevin Pranoto, Executive Director of Mission Oak Cliff to talk about building community in the Oak Cliff neighborhood of Dallas.  Listen to “Revs on the Road” on all the usual podcast platforms, and follow the show on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter at RevsOnTheRoad. Learn more about the hosts, the show, and other Good Faith Media podcasts at GoodFaithMedia.org

Reverends Ashley and Jenna talk with therapist Kathryn Keller (Ph.D., LPC-S) about spiritual abuse, “church hurt” and what happens when faith communities get “religid.” The Revs also go deep about nuptials -- and vaccines. Listen to “Revs on the Road” on all the usual podcast platforms, and follow the show on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter at RevsOnTheRoad. Learn more about the hosts, the show, and other Good Faith Media podcasts at GoodFaithMedia.org

Paxton Smith, the valedictorian of Lake Highlands High School in Dallas who went viral for her valedictory speech about reproductive rights, joins Ashley and Jenna to talk about the highs and lows of “going off script.” Ashley and Jenna also reflect on recent camp experiences and talk about the importance of valuing and dialoguing with youth. Listen to “Revs on the Road” on all the usual podcast platforms, and follow the show on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter at RevsOnTheRoad. Learn more about the hosts, the show, and other Good Faith Media podcasts at GoodFaithMedia.org

Gloria Cisse, founder of Southern Center for Choice Theory in Macon, Georgia, begins this episode with an unexpected question. Then Ashley and Jenna talk with her about the amazing work she is doing to make mental healthcare and wellness available to the community. Listen to “Revs on the Road” on all the usual podcast platforms, and follow the show on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter at RevsOnTheRoad. Learn more about the hosts, the show, and other Good Faith Media podcasts at GoodFaithMedia.org

Rev. Bekah Rhea, a disabled theologian, writer, and community-development practitioner, joins Ashley and Jenna to break down our ideas about disability and what it really means to be accessible. There might also be talk of evangelical puppetry. Listen to “Revs on the Road” on all the usual podcast platforms, and follow the show on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter at RevsOnTheRoad. Learn more about the hosts, the show, and other Good Faith Media podcasts at GoodFaithMedia.org

Hosts -- and reverends! -- Jenna Sullivan and Ashley Robinson orient listeners to the show and journey to come. Start your journey here and learn a bit more about what makes Jenna and Ashley tick. Listen to “Revs on the Road” on all the usual podcast platforms, and follow the show on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter at RevsOnTheRoad. Learn more about the hosts, the show, and other Good Faith Media podcasts at GoodFaithMedia.org

“Revs on the Road” is a new podcast from Good Faith Media. Travel the country and catch up with beautiful people doing God’s work. Advocating for disability rights. Healing from church hurt and spiritual abuse. Promoting mental health and the power of community. Integrating spirituality and art. Working for racial justice. And so much more. We’ve got red-light rants, pit stops, and detours. Faith is a journey. And we’re on it. Ride along with us!