Katie Grubbs and Leah Henning discuss Terry Pratchett’s novel Wyrd Sisters. -Introductions KNOWING -Brief bio of Terry Pratchett -Our past experiences with Pratchett -Brief background on Wyrd Sisters: where does it fit in the Pratchett[…]

Katie Grubbs, Victoria Reynolds Farmer and Blake Miller discuss the Christian Patriarchy movement. -Introduction: why we chose this topic and how the organization of this episode will differ slightly from our usual method   KNOWING[…]

-Introductions -Welcome guest panelist Katelyn Whitten! Katelyn teaches in the youth ministry at Grand Parkway Baptist Church in Richmond, Texas. -Why discuss youth ministry? Knowing -Our backgrounds/history with youth ministry Reading Drew Dyck’s “What Do[…]

Episode 61: Raising Christian Feminist Kids Katie Grubbs, Shelah Woodruff, and Ilia Danner Grubbs discuss strategies for raising Christian feminist kids. Welcome new panelist, Ilia! Knowing Did we experience Christian feminist raising when WE were[…]

Katie Grubbs, Victoria Reynolds Farmer, and Leah Henning discuss Katelyn Beaty’s 2016 book A Woman’s Place: A Christian Vision for Your Calling in the Office, the Home, and the World. Knowing -Why discuss this book?[…]

Katie Grubbs, Marie Hause, and Alexis Neal discuss the feminism of Dorothy Sayers as expressed in the essays “Are Women Human?” and “The Human-Not-Quite-Human” and the novel Gaudy Night. This episode, Part 2, includes our[…]

Katie Grubbs, Marie Hause, and Alexis Neal discuss the feminism of Dorothy Sayers as expressed in the essays “Are Women Human?” and “The Human-Not-Quite-Human” and the novel Gaudy Night. This episode, Part 1, includes discussion[…]

Katie Grubbs, Marie Hause, and Maria Chappell discuss the films of Japanese director Hayao Miyazaki, which are often identified as feminist because of his focus on young female protagonists. *Welcome to new panelist Maria!* Knowing[…]