Podcast Episode 1: Adam Lee on Meta, Some Big Questions, and our Debate Turned Friendship (Turned Mission)

Episode 1 is here!

My podcast, like my blog, features the big questions; served with swagger. Science, philosophy, psychology, religion, well-being – the big questions and how these all intersect – the aim of my writing is ultimately the aim of my podcast. The genesis of this podcast ultimately originated from my interest in these areas and some very cool live conversations I’ve been part of with other writers, philosophers, and theologians (and a/theologians).

The first episode of the Soapbox Redemption podcast features my friend and coauthor Adam Lee. Adam is a software engineer, author, and activist living in New York City. He is the author of Daylight Atheism (and Meta co-authored by yours truly) as well as a fictional series, and blogs at Daylight Atheism at Patheos.

Adam and I initiated a blog exchange on Patheos where we are neighbors (myself on Progressive Christian; Adam on Nonreligious) which culminated into our book (Meta: On God, the Big Questions, and the Just City) and live events where we celebrate our exchange and shared cause of ending human trafficking. In this podcast, we discuss our project, some big questions, and our debate turned friendship (turned mission), along with idea of celebrating the big questions with epistemological humility.