Shamecore Records: the Epilogue

We had two great conversations with people who have been interviewing numerous people within the scene, and how this scene impacted people (musicians and listeners) theologically and politically. We talked with Mason Mennenga - host of the A People’s Theology podcast and The Black Shee Podcast. I also talked with Professor Joel Harrison is Associate Professor of Religion at Northern Virginia Community College in Manassas, VA. He’s working on a book right now on Evangelical Political Identity and Underground Christian Punk, He looks at how leftist punk aesthetics were fully embraced in some circles and, thus, pushed evangelicalism in a progressive direction - like what Mason was sauing - and in others, "punk" was repurposed for more conservative political ends. Here's the article about Mars Hill and Tooth & Nail bands. Join us next week for our new season! --------- You can support the show by becoming a patreon.  You can follow the show on twitter and instagram, and visit our website.  You can follow Krispin at twitter and instagram and sign up for a monthly email about attachment, spirituality and evangelicalism here.  You can follow DL on twitter and instagram, and buy her books here.  Send us an email! Zech Bard designed artwork for the season and Forrest Johnson wrote and recorded theme music.