Ep650 - Unpurifi3d The Ramblings of a Black Queer Christian
August 24, 2025
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Episode 650 · August 24, 2025
Ep650 - Unpurifi3d The Ramblings of a Black Queer Christian
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Ep650 - Unpurifi3d The Ramblings of a Black Queer Christian
Summary
This week we’re talking about Jiamah Violet. This extra heavy set woman is a black Christian with an extremely unhealthy relationship with Jesus. They have an on again off again relationship. She’s also queer but we have no idea what that means anymore.
Jodie B joins the program to discuss what having a slave taught Jiamah about God. Adam Conover can’t think of one potential joke about Islam. Ray DeVito is giving money to Dark Syde Phil. Frenchie Hana eats breakfast sandwiches and details the receipt for us. Stuttering John was on Stephanie Miller’s show back in the day and all he talks about is getting a boner after taking Viagra. I swear he brings it up on every episode! We check in on old man Opie who’s complaining about the weather and local news and chalk and male cheerleaders and Crack Barrel… it’s a whole thing. We finish up with a round of To Poke A Dabbler, the Internet News, and your voicemails.
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