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March 15, 2025 52 mins

We are kicking off a new series called It's The Spirit Talking, in which I dive into the subject of religion and booze. As a curious person who didn't grow up with much religion, I am curious about the origins of religion and how religious rituals incorporate wine, beer, and spirits. Why were monks and nuns making booze? What are the origins of modern religions? And who were the rockstars and villains throughout history?

Grab a drink and follow me and guest Reverend Rebecca Pridmore down the rabbit hole.

Rev. Rebecca Pridmore is the Senior Pastor at Broadway United Church of Christ in NYC and a proud Church Lady. She is the former co-owner, co-founder, and spirits director of The Natural Wine Company in Brooklyn, NY, and is now pleased to call herself a "retired professional drinker." She is also a Burning Man Ranger, a beginner drummer, and has a yarn problem.  

We hope you will enjoy this series! Drink well friends.

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