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In this episode of Live on the Line, host Jimmy Snow welcomes special guest Gayle Jordan, Executive Director of Recovering from Religion (RfR). Jimmy and Gayle engage in a lively and wide-ranging conversation, covering topics such as the challenges of leaving religion, the importance of the work being done by RfR, and their personal journeys.

Listeners are treated to an insightful discussion between two passionate advocates for the secular community. Gayle shares her thoughts on the recent RfR fundraiser, which exceeded all expectations, and the impact that these donations will have on the organization's ability to help those struggling with the aftermath of leaving religion.

The episode also features a fun quiz segment, where Gayle competes to win a prize for a lucky patron. Throughout the show, Jimmy and Gayle showcase their natural rapport and shared commitment to supporting those who are recovering from religion.

Don't miss this engaging and heartfelt episode of Live on the Line, featuring the wonderful Gayle Jordan from Recovering from Religion!

Comments

Storm_Elf

A problematic theist thing for me is a post by a local church for Mental Health Awareness Month telling people, literally, if they have mental health issues they aren't enough and they need God. I went off and commented a link to the Secular Therapy Project.

JEFFREY VARGAS

QoD: if everyone had word displayed on their forehead as an opening statement for anyone they meet, what would you choose to display today? What would you hope to display in 5 years?

Jacob White

Would you rather have a show where there are no callers except Jimmy’s parents and siblings calling in or a show where the hosts are on 2 tabs each of Lsd?! $10k a pop

Michelle D.

I love these conversations, and the RfR fundraiser was AWESOME. I loved the Golden Microphone and the storytelling games that made donating a fun contest. Theism creates so much pain; the belly laughs made a great antidote.