Why Kinda Religious?
It’s about how people make sense of the world. The podcast features conversations with a variety of people discussing what religion means and about how they find meaning with or without it. It’s…kinda religious.
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We live in a changing world where tradition, transition, religion, and politics constantly overlap.
Kinda Religious is a podcast for people who want deeper, more honest conversations about religion, spirituality, doubt, identity, and the forces shaping modern life.
Through thoughtful interviews with guests from religious, spiritual, secular, and religion-critical backgrounds, the show helps listeners better understand both other people and themselves.
What you’ll hear…
Expect conversations about identity, belief, practice, loneliness, technology, morality, interfaith understanding, and the role religion plays in American public life.
These are not surface-level interviews — they are deep conversations meant to leave you with new perspective, more questions, and a deeper understanding of how people live what they believe.
“It’s not just about praying no matter what religion you’re in. It’s not just about praying at all…it is way more important how you live your life and how you conduct yoursel…”
GABRIELLE DEONATH
“People want to put others in boxes because it’s easy, right? It’s kind of lazy. If I can label you, you’re a conservative Christian or you’re a godless atheist liberal. Those tend to be the boxes people want to put me in all the time…What if I’m a little bit or none of those things? What if most of us are none of those things?”
DESTINY HERDON-DE LA ROSA
“I think too many people confuse your internet identity with your real self…who I am online is a part of me, but it’s not me, and I think that’s something that a lot of people don’t recognize and don’t understand both about themselves and about others…at end of the day, you’re only sharing a slice of yourself with people.”
ELAD NEHORAI
Have ideas for an episode?
I’d love to hear any idea for a guest, topic, or question the show should explore. Kinda Religious is built for curious listeners, and some of the best conversations start with a single question.
