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What is up, Theology Nerds?

You are listening to the homebrewed Christianity podcast.

Now, I told Tripp he's not allowed to do this intro because this episode is already two hours long.

And there's no reason for him to add another 10 or 15 minutes of him rambling in an intro about this and that and Lakers and whatever.

I don't know.

So I told him I could get everything he needed to say done in way less time so that everyone could get right into the interview with Donna Bowman and Ryan Newsom.

This was actually a Facebook live video. We did a couple weeks ago to celebrate Donna's new book, The Homebrew Guide to Being Human, being the best bag of bones you can be, which you can purchase now, and you definitely should. And you'll hear why in this interview, because it's an excellent interview, and it's a great book, and I know you'll enjoy it. Speaking of which, a lot of the other homebrewed books are on sale. The e-books are on sale. If you go to Amazon, you can get them for two or three bucks, I think. So make sure to do that. The other thing, really important thing, the Road to Edmund, the movie that Tripp and I made. That's right. We made a movie. It's going to be released soon. We're going to have a couple pre-release screenings, Oklahoma City on June 1st,

Denver, Colorado on June 29th. The premiere in Los Angeles is going to be on July 29th.

And the other premiere will be on August 17th in Asheville, North Carolina, which reminds me of beer camp, which will also be in Asheville, North Carolina.

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