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The Qube
Second Sunday
Second Sunday is a podcast about Black queer people finding, keeping, and sometimes losing faith in the Black church. Join hosts Darren and Esther as they take turns exploring the journey of each guest as they navigate religion, spirituality, culture, and identity. You’ll love this show if you have questions about religion, grew up around the Black church, and want to hear perspectives and a tiny bit of advice from people who have survived challenging moments and complicated feelings. Most of all, you’ll love this show if you enjoy listening to hosts who crack jokes first and ask...
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Ratings & Reviews
3.5 stars from 108 ratings
This series is not only entertaining, but it also explores identity in queer lives coming from a Christian background. I found this to be so enlightening in multiple many ways. Sometimes we’re searching for conversations we’re not sure are been had. Until one day you stumble upon the right...Read full review »
danyonthemic via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 09/01/24
Thought provoking
If you’re ready to take God out of the box, this is a show for you. Second Sunday it’s like a good meal where you keep coming back to it for leftovers. It keeps feeding you and feeding you-something church used to do for me. Thanks to ALL who share their experience strength and hope with those...Read full review »
Loons mom via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 08/31/24
Love this show!
This podcast is BOMB. Highly recommend listening.
SFrubicon via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 08/18/24
Recent Episodes
As Season 2 comes to a close, we take a moment to reflect on our journey and share insights from our guests. For the first time our producer, Anna DeShawn, join us in conversation and interviews Esther & Darren. This episode is a celebration of the power of storytelling and the importance of...
Published 07/31/24
Mark Miller is a graduate of Juilliard and Yale University with an expertise in choral conducting, sacred music, and voice. His hymns and anthems are sung by communities of faith throughout the world, and his album, Imagine the People of God, is available on iTunes. He believes that music, social...
Published 07/17/24
Published 07/17/24
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