Podcasts about i can't date jesus

I always love talking with writer Michael Arceneaux. Last year, he joined me on the show to discuss his bestselling collection of essays, "I Can't Date Jesus," as well as growing up gay in a Catholic family in Houston and striking out on his own to become a writer when many, many systems were stacked against him. A few weeks ago, he joined me again—this time, on Zoom from his apartment in Harlem—to talk about his new book, called "I Don't Want To Die Poor." He told me what it feels like to be slowly paying down his student loan debt, and how he's creating joy for himself in the midst of "three pandemics." (Hint: it involves luxury seltzer.)   You can watch the video of this live conversation here, thanks to our friends at The Greene Space. Click here to check out my 2018 conversation with Michael about his first book, "I Can't Date Jesus." And tune in this Tuesday, July 14th, at 4 PM Eastern for the second in this series of live book interviews! I'll be talking with authors, podcasters, and best friends Ann Friedman and Aminatou Sow (Call Your Girlfriend) about their new book, "Big Friendship," and how they've stayed close as they've gotten older and moved away from each other.

New York Times best-selling author of I Can't Date Jesus, Michael Arceneaux, has just released his new book I Don't Want To Die Poor during this crazy COVID-19 pandemic. In the special bonus episode, we discuss what that looks like, his writing journey up to this point and the turmoil caused by student loan debt. Support Michael (and entertain and educate yourself) by grabbing his amazing read I Don't Want To Die Poor wherever books are sold. And if you have it already, leave a review. Amazon Link hereBarnes & Noble Link hereMichael's Instagram: @youngsinickMichael's Twitter: @youngsnick

Upon hearing Tinsley's engagement news, Sarah mourns the potential loss of another RHONY by going where no Mortimer ever would: Key West. After discovering the RHOC vacation house in the bedding section of a nearby Pier 1, Sarah buys herself a tropical People's People's Couch, and sits down for a chat with Bravoholic Michael Arceneaux, New York Times bestselling author of "I Can't Date Jesus" and the upcoming "I Don't Want to Die Poor." They discuss how Kenya's on-screen intentions have changed since she returned to Atlanta, whether Orange County drama can thrive without two of the Tres Amigas, and what the Potomac lawsuits mean for next season's cast. Paging Dr. Heavenly, because this conversation was sent from above - it's Andy's Girls, Episode 136! ****ANDY'S GIRLS MERCH STORE**** FREE CACKLE WITH PURCHASE! https://www.teepublic.com/stores/andysgirls?ref_id=10233 ***MAKE IT NICE: FOLLOW SARAH ON SOCIAL FOR AROUND-THE-CLOCK POLLS, NEWS, SARCASM, AND SASS: IG: https://www.instagram.com/damegalli/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/sarahgalli

Thanks for tuning into another episode of Fear the Queer! This week, Josh and Kyle try to utilize their high school diplomas by... reading a book!! Not just any book, however. They sit down to discuss I Can't Date Jesus, a collection of 17 essays written by Michael Arceneaux. Born in Houston, TX, Michael recalls his upbringing raised in a Catholic Church as a closeted gay man, and how he converted to the Church of Beyonce to help him becoming the best-selling author he is today. So sit back and sip on your Thirst Trap as Josh and Kyle discuss the phenomenal New York Times bestselling book. Cheers queers!

Writer Hannah Giorgis grew up eating lasagna the Ethiopian way, and she shows Brittany why that is the BEST way. Plus, author Michael Arceneaux describes his new book I Can't Date Jesus as "learning how to ho without the fear of God." He tells Brittany how he gets his life. MUSIC Music by Calid B, Cedric Wilson and Takstar. RELATED LINKS Check out Hannah's recipe for Ethiopian lasagna.

Documentary filmmaker Bing Liu joins host Eric Newman to discuss his award winning and critically acclaimed documentary Minding the Gap. A portrait of Bing's friends from his skate community in his hometown of Rockford Illinois, Minding the Gap is a hard film to pin down. In his conversation with Eric, Bing reflects upon the allure of skate culture for struggling teens, the cycles of domestic violence and abuse that move across generations from parents to children, and the emotional and cultural density of life in Middle America. Also, Michael Arceneaux, author of the collection I Can't Date Jesus, returns to recommend Darnell Moore's No Ashes in the Fire: Coming of Age Black and Free in America, a tale of a young, queer, black activist that's full of social observations, trenchant critique, and beautiful prose.

Tuesday 9/18- Rather than going to the Basketball Wives reunion show and risk getting hit by a table, Jennifer Williams decided to come to us instead to air out what really was going on during the season. Moreover, we also had author Michael Arceaneaux stop by to speak about his new book, "I Can't Date Jesus", why he does not do a certain activity in the bedroom and more. Also, Charlamagne gives "Donkey of the Day" to a 53 year old man who threatened to blow up woman who won’t send nude pictures.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

This week we had the opportunity to sit down with Houston native (Hiram Clarke)and NY Times Bestselling author, Michael Arceneaux. Mike recently released his first book, "I Can't Date Jesus," which is about his life and journey growing up as a homosexual man with a devout Catholic mother and an OG father. This is another hilarious episode that you don't want to miss. You can pick up "I Can't Date Jesus" in stores and online wherever books are sold. Follow What They Talkin Bout @WTTBPodcast

This week, Liberty and Rebecca discuss I Can't Date Jesus, A Noise Downstairs, Killing It, and more great books. This episode was sponsored by Recommended, Bombas, and How To Love a Jamaican: Stories by Alexia Arthurs.