Lou Reed is a good friend, a dope musician, praise and worship leader, preacher and teacher. He shares stories with us about his churchy life and upbringing, and the specifically funny things that happens as a musician coming up in church.
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Production specialist, and behind-the-scenes creative director Kiana Ephraim shares some funny stories about her upbringing in church, and we talk about shared experiences growing up churchy in Los Angeles.
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Comedian and singer/songwriter Tai “Prince Tai” Habersham tells us about growing up in church, shares some funny stories, and talks about the different church folks whose personalities helped create his super churchy alter-ego, “Mother Gladys”.
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Singer/songwriter and background vocalist for too many artists to name (most recently Kirk Franklin), Darian Elliott shares some of her funny stories from growing up in church; including the times she did the most performing solos as a child.
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Chart-topping, Grammy award nominated singer/songwriter MAJOR (“This is Why I Love You”, “Honest”) talks about his churchy life growing up, and shares a classic story about getting in trouble on a Sunday morning.
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Angel Laketa Moore is an actress and comedian from Baltimore, MD, that now lives in the Los Angeles area. You might know her from YouTube and across social media as “That Chick Angel”, or even from her long stint as nurse Dawn Archer on ER. We talk about Angel’s life growing up in church with a super churchy mom, and she details some of her favorite words and phrases that you’ll only find at church.
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Brian Tabor is a worship pastor in Indianapolis, who created and runs the hilarious social media account “Worship Leader Probs”. He’s also got an awesome podcast by the same name, where Brian and co-host interview other worship leaders and pastors about their experiences. Brian shares stories about his churchy life and upbringing, including the time when a special baptism took the worship service to a whole new level.
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Reina Crawford is a singer, praise & worship leader, and choir director from Oakland, Ca, that loves any and all things music related – including skillful tambourine playing. We talk about some of the crazy stuff she’s seen growing up in church, including a medical emergency one Sunday morning that could have been completely avoided.
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Kyron Shorter is a preacher & singer from San Diego, CA, and newly appointed pastor of the Bethesda Temple church in Los Angeles, CA. He also serves as the International PYPU vice president of the Pentecostal Assemblies of the World. Kyron brings a bunch of funny stories from his experiences growing up in church – including a time when communion had to be completely canceled.
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Karen Bankhead is a phenomenally versatile actress, comedienne and writer who you may have seen in movies like “I Am Sam”, and “Little Richard”, and TV shows like “New Attitude”, “Boston Common”, and “Curb Your Enthusiasm”. She also performs regularly as the elderly “Etta Mae Mumphries” (known as the black Forrest Gump) who she brought along with her on this episode. We talk about her churchy life, and how Sis. Etta Mae was birthed into the world.
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