Theology Nerd Throwdown

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Bo’s Top 10 from Theology Beer Camp

October 16, 2026

One week after Theology Beer Camp 2026, Bo and I are still catching up on sleep and still processing what happened in Kansas City. Bo brought a top 10 list of camp reflections, and I had no idea what was on it. Along the way, we got the backstories: Bo discovering that the Tolkien scholar he was about to interview had been his third-grade camp counselor, a quiet guy at camp handing me a wad of small bills “for Bo’s bike parts,” and a Sunday-afternoon dive bar with dollar pitchers that turned ...

It's always darkest just before it goes pitch black

October 02, 2026

Camp is less than a week away. Bo is calling in from the camper in his Idaho driveway, unshowered after a few days of replacing floors, and announcing that Jesus might be our only hope. As the guy with the high Christology, I'm going to enjoy reminding him of that. I tried out some of my camp talk material on him: "softcore idolatry," a list of the habits mainline churches use to accommodate the status quo, and some branding options for the gap in the creed between "born of a virgin" and "suf...

The Misplaced Concreteness of a Single Outcome + the God-Podcalypse

September 19, 2026

FYI... I was on a very large dose of steroids for a month for poison ivy, which made me a bit "more porous and transparent" about my love of hanging out with the BoDaddy. So that's the energy. I went looking for my camp planning notes this week and instead found the auto-updating document where your questions land — roughly 70 of them tagged TNT — so we spent the hour on those. Bo picked numbers. Josh Patterson, this year's camp director, joined from planning-team headquarters (his house). Wh...

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Theology Nerd Throwdown is hosted by Tripp Fuller and Bo Sanders. Its publicly listed email is tripp@homebrewedchristianity.com. For guest bookings, the host or producer is usually the best person to reach. Podseeker helps you find direct host and producer contacts and pitch from your own inbox.

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The publicly listed email for Theology Nerd Throwdown: tripp@homebrewedchristianity.com.

How many listeners does Theology Nerd Throwdown have?

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Who is an ideal guest for Theology Nerd Throwdown?

Theology Nerd Throwdown typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Clergy, theologians, religious educators, church leaders, ministry practitioners, and authors with relevant expertise in Christian theology, church life, or ministry. Common among recent guests: Leadership or professional experience in churches, theological education, ministry, or religious programming; Substantive work, writing, or practical experience related to Christian theology and church life. Recent guests include Josh Patterson.

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Recent episodes cover Religion, Theology, Christianity, Church History, and Christian Nationalism. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.