Efficiency! Remove the redundancy!” This is the cry of our individualistic, market-driven culture, but Skye thinks there’s some very good reason to make things redundant. How does this lack of redundancy hurt us spiritually, politically, and socially? What does it mean for our government, our churches, and… for Boeing airplanes?
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Why We Need Redundancy
The Skyepod
What happens when a former pastor-turned-editor-turned-cultural-commentator sits down with scholars, journalists, and spiritual seekers to make sense of our complex world? On Skyepod, Skye Jethani—author, speaker, and co-host of The Holy Post—offers unfiltered conversations and thought-provoking commentary on faith, culture, history, politics, and the future of the Church.
Skye brings his signature mix of theological depth, cultural insight, and disarming honesty to every episode. Whether he’s diving into ancient Biblical history with a theologian, looking at current events with New York Times columnist David French, exploring odd stories from the American Christian subculture with Drew Dyck, discovering the connection between faith and improv with a professional comedian, or interviewing fascinating guests you didn’t know you needed to hear, Skyepod is always curious and never superficial.
What happens when a former pastor-turned-editor-turned-cultural-commentator sits down with scholars, journalists, and spiritual seekers to make sense of our complex world? On Skyepod, Skye Jethani—author, speaker, and co-host of The Holy Post—offers unfiltered conversations and thought-provoking commentary on faith, culture, history, politics, and the future of the Church.
Skye brings his signature mix of theological depth, cultural insight, and disarming honesty to every episode. Whether he’s diving into ancient Biblical history with a theologian, looking at current events with New York Times columnist David French, exploring odd stories from the American Christian subculture with Drew Dyck, discovering the connection between faith and improv with a professional comedian, or interviewing fascinating guests you didn’t know you needed to hear, Skyepod is always curious and never superficial.
