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What is up theology nerds?

This is Tripp, and you're listening to the Homebrewed Christianity Podcast.

And today on the podcast, you get not one but two guests.

And not just any guests, but returning guests, friends of mine, people that a lot of you like to hear from.

That's right today, you get Diana Butler Bass and Brian McLaren.

Boom, Shakalaka.

Oh, yeah, this episode was recorded live at the Wild Goose Festival in Hot Springs, North Carolina.

That's right, this progressive collection of art, faith, music, spirituality, justice-seeking collective of humanoids, they gather each summer. There in North Carolina, I like going. It's a lot of fun. We recorded this podcast there. So, uh, just prepare yourself. Before we jump in, I want to tell you a few things.

I want to remind you of a few things.

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