I Swear to God

By: Tracy Brown and Steph Hauser
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  • Summary

  • A podcast by two friends who love God, love each other, and have a lot of shit to talk about
    2024
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Biographies & Memoirs Social Sciences Spirituality
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Episodes
  • What Are Your Rituals?

    What Are Your Rituals?
    Nov 28 2024

    Steph asks Tracy about daily rituals, which becomes ironically (though not suprisingly) one of their least structured episodes.

    The Wild Goose (Tracy's Podcast)

    The Zev Project (Steph's Podcast)

    4those (Steph's Nonprofit)
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    50 mins
  • What is God Doing...And How Do We Get In?

    What is God Doing...And How Do We Get In?
    Nov 21 2024

    In no surprising turn of events, Steph and Tracy start in one place and end up in another, experiencing revelation in real time as they go.

    The Wild Goose (Tracy's Podcast)

    The Zev Project (Steph's Podcast)

    4those (Steph's Nonprofit)
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    48 mins
  • Jars of Clay

    Jars of Clay
    Nov 14 2024

    CONTENT WARNING: If our swearing and general f*ckery hasn't put you off yet, be warned - in this episode we discuss sexually explicit material that is definitely not appropriate for children, hilarious (and accurate) as it may be. Please listen at your own discretion.

    Today, Steph and Tracy trip down memory lane to the 1990s church scene and reflect on and breathe new life and wisdom over some of the most common Christian sayings and concepts of that era.

    The Wild Goose (Tracy's Podcast)

    The Zev Project (Steph's Podcast)

    4those (Steph's Nonprofit)
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    1 hr and 1 min

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