Sep 18 2022
We Were on a Break! | Episode 8
In this episode, we discuss our unprompted break, giving you an update on why we were gone, what's been happening, and what you can look forward to in the future.We have some big news about our Patreon, and how the podcast is going to look a little different from now on. For our topic of this week, we delve into education in honor of back-to-school.We discuss our experience as homeschoolers, even though technically neither of our moms would have qualified to be educational professionals. For the full-length episode, please visit our Patreon. https://www.patreon.com/JDDFT Our support levels start for as little as $1 and go up to $17 a month; you get full-length episodes with no ads, bonus episodes, merch discounts, as well as opportunities to help decide what topics to be covered in our next episodes.________________Jesus Didn't Die For This is a facetious comedy podcast hosted by two Millennial women unpacking their generational, religious, and personal trauma. These half-rant, half-group therapy episodes are for those who grew up in Christianity, both current believers and backsliders alike. Whether it's walking down memory lane with Bob & Larry or discussing the long-term effects of purity culture had on your adult relationships, your hosts Anne and Deen are here to laugh, cry, and reminisce with you. With guest speakers from all walks of life, scientists, artists, writers, musicians, and more - Jesus Didn't Die For This gives Millennials a safe space to unpack their childhood and religious trauma while still honoring and appreciating their unique life experiences. Follow us on Instagram @JDDFTpodcast or send us an email JDDFTpodcast@gmail.com. Name: Jesus Didn't Die For This Episode: 8 | We were on a break!Season: 1Date: September 18, 2022 Genre: ComedyJesus Didn't Die For This is a facetious comedy podcast hosted by two Millennial women unpacking their generational, religious, and personal trauma. These half-rant, half-group therapy episodes are for those who grew up in Christianity, both current believers and backsliders alike.