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In this episode, Wil Fisher sits down with Brian G. Murphy, an activist, educator, and certified relationship coach. Brian is the co-founder of QueerTheology.com (a resource hub, podcast, and online community exploring how queerness and spirituality enrich one another) and the founder of Relationshift, a coaching practice supporting LGBTQ+ and polyamorous folks in building thriving relationships on their own terms. Brian is also the co-author of Queers The Word, and his first solo book, Love Beyond Monogamy.

Together, they explore:

• Moving beyond the “clobber passages” and why queerness doesn’t belong in a defensive posture.
• Polyamory + non-monogamy as a spiritual path and what monogamous folks can learn from it.
• Sex, smut, and the sacred: how hookup culture can be approached with intention instead of shame
• Queer ritual in plain sight (Fire Island as pilgrimage, weekly rhythms, chosen family as spiritual practice).
• Taboo topics with tenderness: orgies, douching-as-ritual, and what “purity/contamination” stories do to the soul.
• Kink, light, and healing and how “taboo” can become a site of liberation.
• What it can look like to return to (or leave) Christianity with agency after religious trauma.
• Why progressive spiritual spaces need to define their terms (God, miracle, resurrection) so people feel safe to receive.

This is a conversation about queerness as holy, pleasure as portal, and choosing a shame-free spirituality that actually feels like good news.

Connect with Brian:
 Queer Theology: https://www.queertheology.com/

Queerness Every Day Challenge: https://www.queertheology.com/challenge/

Love Beyond Monogamy Book: https://www.queertheology.com/books/

 Brian’s website: https://www.briangerald.com/

Relationship coaching (Relationshift): https://www.briangerald.com/relationship-coaching/

Connect with Wil:
 Website: https://www.wil-fullyliving.com/

Instagram: @wilfish99

Watch the interviews on YouTube:
 https://www.youtube.com/@willfullyliving4357

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