Bathsheba: villain or victim? Spoiler alert, she's not the bad guy here. Forget the tired story of Bathsheba seducing David with a wink and a bathrobe—it’s time to clear her name. We’re breaking down how history (and some seriously messed up sermons) got it all wrong. So, grab your coffee and join us as we set the record straight. Bathsheba deserves a better legacy, and we’re here to give it to her!

Ever felt like you're doing all the heavy lifting while your partner conveniently 'forgets' how to help out or acts like you're the queen of all things domestic? In this episode, we dig into the fine art of weaponized incompetence. Why do some partners seem so helpless, and is that really okay? Come hang out with us as we talk about unhealthy relationship expectations and ask why so many of our Christian sisters are stuck with these dynamics. Let's all find the answer to the question: is he really that helpless?

Welcome to the married church lady club, where the hymnals weigh a ton, the expectations are impossibly high, and the pressure to be the "perfect wife" is a full-time job. In this episode, Alyssa is talking about what it’s really like to be married in the church. For many women in church, it feels like getting married means you "made it," but the demands keep piling up. And the advice from other married women? Let's just say our Feminist brains struggled with this one. If you're married, in church, and tired of not finding a community that gets what an equal partnership looks like, you’re in the right place. Join us!

Imagine stumbling upon a stranger in a place he's not supposed to be—it's fight or flight, right? Welcome to episode 20, where we dive into the Woman at the Well and her unexpected encounter with Jesus. For generations, pastors have pushed the narrative that this woman was rude to Jesus. That she was immoral and ashamed of herself. That she "had an attitude." But what if that's not true at all? What if her seemingly bold demeanor was just a mask to hide the fear of being alone with a man who could have done her harm? Today, we're retelling this story from the perspective of a woman just trying to survive a seemingly dangerous situation. Join us as we explore the Woman at the Well through the lens of real-life experiences, and find out why her reaction to Jesus might have been more understandable than you think.

In this episode, we’re taking on the Christian singles scene and its marriage-or-bust mentality. Bri is sharing her experience of what it’s like to be single in the church, where the pressure to find a husband can make you feel like a second-class citizen on Sundays. We’re pulling apart the tired idea that marriage is a woman’s highest calling and talking about why churches need to stop treating single people like they're a problem to be fixed. If you’re single in the church and tired of the pressure to pair up, this one’s for you!

In this episode, we're diving into the TikTok drama of 2024: Ballerina Farms. We’ll break down the article that kicked off the controversy, the family’s response, and our own take on the mess. Are they really all about family values, or is it just a show for control? What’s the real cost of living by someone else’s rules? And what does the whole "Trad Wife" trend mean for women today? Tune in as we peel back the layers of this drama and ask: is Ballerina Farms all about family values or is it all just a façade for control?

In this episode, we’re tearing into imposter syndrome, sparked by a question from Alyssa’s daughter about whether she’s allowed to be a feminist yet. As we grapple with blending Christianity and Feminism, we’ve had our own moments of doubt about whether we get to be "real" Feminists. But this feeling isn't new! Imposter syndrome has kept women feeling unworthy—both today and in Biblical times. Just like us, Esther (of the Bible) didn't feel like she was worthy, but now her name is written in history. So how can we move past our collective feelings of inadequacy? Listen in to hear our take!

We think most of us can agree: it's tough to be a woman. Today, we're drawing inspiration from Disney’s “A Bug’s Life” because, let’s face it, sometimes being a woman feels like dodging giant grasshoppers and navigating a world designed for someone else. We'll tackle serious issues like the staggering $300,000 more it costs to simply be a woman in the United States. And maybe, if we're lucky, Bri will sing the theme song from "A Bug's Life."