simon cutmore is a music-lover, foodie, gig goer, real ale drinker, preston north end supporting, technophile, father, brother, husband, son, vicar, blogger, and follower of The Way. cutmore talks about how an interest in heavy metal led him to an understanding of God’s love and his current position as a vicar watching over three churches [...]

alastair mccollum is a westcountry boy (sw of england, that is) with a passion for the gospel, motorbikes and bike culture, worship, philosopy, theology, guitars, single malt whisky, real ale, cinema and all things french. mccullum also have has a strange love of “church.” he’s married to jo with two children – katherine, aged 9 [...]

david “ellis” barnsley is a ‘professional antagonist.’ he’s a pastor and the only full-time non-denominational chaplain in the united kingdom. he is a church-planter (vintage faith community, in wolverhampton) at heart and is always open to invitations for good conversation over great coffee. he’s also a welshman married to a texan, holly (which makes him [...]

dr. tony campolo is professor emeritus of sociology at eastern university, a former faculty member at the university of pennsylvania, and the founder and president of the evangelical association for the promotion of education. he’s also a story-teller extraordinaire and has written more than 35 books and blogs regularly at redletterchristians.org. campolo lives with his [...]

brian gerald murphy is the founder of a web & media firm, co-founder of sanctuary collective, and co-creator of the legalize trans* campaign and product line. he conspires with visionary individuals and organizations to change the world through web and media. related :: brian’s blog brian on twitter sanctuary collective legalize trans* music :: bellarive [...]

russell ramirez (aka the rocking chef) is a “culinarian” who works as a chef in austin, texas. he shares with us his journey on how God led him from a “calling to ministry” to being a chef and to a new understanding of what ministry looks like in a missional 24/7 context. UPDATE: Help Elora [...]

elaine dreeben is a seminiary student who blogs about faith and food on reverendchef.com. she shares her story and chats about cookings, food justice, and the spirituality of food. related :: elaine’s website elaine on twitter elaine on facebook music :: hearts of palm – no water jes karper – land of the free Podcast: [...]

gene anderson is a presbyterian minister and blogger based in st. petersberg, florida. he stops by something beautiful this week to talk about his life, his work with the homeless, and his struggle with bipolar disorder. related :: anderson’s blog anderson on twitter anderson on facebook music :: clive parnell – walk with me explosions [...]

this week we talk with shay kearns. shay is a seminary graduate on the ordination path who also happens to be a transsexual man. he joins us to talk about gender identity, faith, and conversation and how they all intersect in his life. related :: shay’s blog camp osiris shay shares his journey (video) trans-gendered: [...]

our guest this week is david wynd. wynd is a church leader and is currently training to be a minister with the methodist church in the manchester area. he’s married and is an artist with a passion for street art and photography. he is visionary and thinker and is always looking for new ways to [...]

this week we talk with homebrewed christianity co-host tripp fuller. along with hosting a pretty sweet podcast, tripp helps organize the big tent christianity events, has collaborated on a book with phillip clayton and is working on his PhD in philosophy of religion and theology at claremont graduate university. tripp shares his story and how [...]