100 episodes later and somehow we’re still here… and apparently still the problem. In this episode, we’re celebrating two years of We Are More with a little reflection, a little chaos, and a lot of sister banter. We talk about the pushback, the weird things the internet does, what surprised us most about podcasting, and why we still haven't been struck by lightning. Mostly, it’s a reminder that honest conversations about faith, feminism, and church still matter—and we’re not done yet.

The internet says men are lonely because feminism ruined women. We have… other theories. This week we talk about masculinity, church culture, emotional repression, and why women are increasingly deciding that if respect isn’t included, they’d rather stay single. Turns out, patriarchy hurts women… but it might be ruining men’s lives too.

Birthday dilly-dallying somehow leads us straight into the Winter Olympics. We’re talking women in sports, the sexism around athletes like Alysa Liu and Amber Glenn, and why “it was just a joke” is the weakest defense on earth. Get comfy—this one’s funny, but it’s not soft.

This week on We Are More: we’re talking First Ladies—Michelle Obama, Dr. Jill Biden, Laura Bush, and Melania—and what we actually expect from women in power. We’re comparing education, influence, and impact (not just outfits), and side-eyeing the double standard that somehow never goes away. Come for the commentary, stay for the very reasonable question: why are women still expected to do everything perfectly and quietly?

New cat. Same chaos. Same Jesus-loves-women energy (still somehow controversial).

This week we’re doomscrolling so no one else has to: weaponized Bible verses, “not all men,” church niceness masquerading as goodness, and why “heaven has gates” is a garbage theology and a worse immigration policy.

It’s sharp, it’s a little unhinged, and it’s very We Are More—come laugh with us before the world makes us scream.

We’re talking about the people you’re supposed to be able to trust—and why that keeps blowing up in everyone’s faces. Think Lady Whistledown energy, but with receipts: Michael Tait, James Dobson, RJ May, and a depressing lineup of pastors who preached “family values” while doing the exact opposite. This isn’t gossip—it’s about patterns, power, and why the church keeps protecting institutions instead of people. It’s blunt, a little feral, and very much a “name names and burn the excuses” kind of episode.

We start with musical theater nonsense (as one does)… and then we talk about something we can’t ignore.

This episode is for anyone who’s watching what’s happening with immigration and feeling sick, angry, heartbroken—or numb. We’re talking about the human cost, the propaganda, the chaos, and why the Bible is not vague about how to treat immigrants and refugees.

Deconstruction is lonely. It’s grief. It’s rage. It’s realizing the “community” you were promised only worked if you stayed quiet. But on the other side? There’s more honesty, more freedom—and somehow, way more Jesus than you ever found inside the rules. This episode is for anyone who’s been told “leaving church means leaving God.”
Spoiler: it doesn’t. Fragile systems break—God doesn’t.