This fall, get ready for on God's campus. Voices from the Queer Underground podcast about

white Christian supremacy and being queer in the most conservative campuses in the country.

Join Chloe as the mighty dollar reads in God we trust. Paul, especially the text about

homosexuality and abortion. And I adhered to that biblical document until I was 19 when I had my

first relationship with a woman. As they reveal a roadmap to change from the underbelly of the

church's best kept secrets. Hello friends, before we jump in today, I wanted to say thank you to all

of you for your support, all of our patrons and people who reach out to us. We are immensely

grateful and you definitely make this show go. In the new year, we're looking forward to continuing

the show and doing it three times a week. But we're basically in a place where we need to continue

to raise revenue and raise money in order to do that. For Dan and I, this is a passion project,

it's something that takes up a lot of time, especially for me. I'm the writer, the producer,

the interviewer, the editor and all of those things. And so with a newborn and with job

responsibilities and all kinds of other things, both Dan and I are basically staring down a

scenario where we need to kind of figure out how we can balance all of those obligations with

the time it takes to do this show. Not just once, not just twice, but three times a week. And so

if you have not thought about becoming a patron yet, please think about that today.

Or if you would like just an ad free experience without having to sign up for Patreon and all that

stuff, you can find that in our show notes as well. It would really help us, it would really help us

continue to do this work. We love it, but it is immensely time consuming. One of the things we hope

to do is hire an editor, which would take a lot of burden off of me and allow me to focus on content

and to interviewing great scholars and journalists and to formulating further series and documentaries.

And if none of that's possible, we totally understand. We would hope that you would perhaps stop

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