Once again, Sarah sits down with modern-day bard Malcolm Guite for a warm and wide-ranging conversation at the intersection of art and faith.
{The Lutheran Ladies’ Lounge} Wild Card: D&D One Shot – Lutheran Ladies Battle Soup Supper Monsters
Lutheran ladies “Barbella,” “Melodia,” and “Mumsy” battle two epic monsters that attack the church fellowship hall during a Lenten soup supper.
{The Lutheran Ladies’ Lounge} Wild Card: Theological Imagination with Malcolm Guite
Sarah sits down with esteemed poet Malcolm Guite in this special Wild Card episode for a conversation full of delightful storytelling, brilliant insight into the Christian faith, and encouragement to lean into the imagination God has given each of us.
{The Lutheran Ladies’ Lounge} Wild Card: A Glimpse into History with Mrs. Kretzschmar
This episode is a glimpse into KFUO Radio’s rich history with an interview with Mrs. Kretzschmar, wife of KFUO founder Dr. Richard Kretzschmar.
{The Lutheran Ladies’ Lounge} Wild Card: Ode to Lutheran Sushi
Take a dill pickle. Wrap it up in lunch meat and cream cheese. Slice it into bite-sized nuggets. What do you get? Dill pickle roll-ups — AKA Lutheran Sushi!
{The Lutheran Ladies’ Lounge} Wild Card: Women’s Health & Roe v Wade with Dr. Donna Harrison
The Ladies welcome Donna Harrison, MD, to the Lounge for a heartfelt, hard-hitting conversation about abortion and women’s health.
{The Lutheran Ladies’ Lounge} Wild Card: Shout Out to the Aunties!
In this Wild Card episode, Bri celebrates the unique and God-given vocation of aunt.
{The Lutheran Ladies’ Lounge} Wild Card: Upcycling Thrivent “Live Generously” T-shirts
Bri loves and celebrates (to bits and pieces, in some cases) the Lutheran cultural phenomenon that is the Thrivent “Live Generously” T-shirt.
{The Lutheran Ladies’ Lounge} Wild Card: Head Coverings in the History of Womanhood
In this wildest of Wild Card episodes, Rachel delves deeply into the history and meaning of veiling.
{The Lutheran Ladies’ Lounge} Wild Card: Easter Egg Traditions Around the Globe
How do Easter egg traditions enrich our celebrations of Christ’s resurrection?