Rip It Off Podcast
Real, raw, and biblical conversations about sex, shame, and intimacy in marriage — without guilt or fear. New episodes every Thursday.
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What did God actually intend for intimacy before purity culture, before shame, before all the rules?
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The chewed gum. The trampled rose. The Scotch tape. What those object lessons actually did to us.
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Most Christian women don't have a desire problem. They have an access problem. There's a massive difference.
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FINALLY — let's talk about it!
"Michelle tackles intimacy from a Christian perspective in a way that feels honest and real — not too sugar coated. She creates space for open, vulnerable, honest dialogue while grounding it all in scripture."
— Podcast listener
Bold, Honest, and Rooted in Truth
"Michelle speaks with boldness and clarity, pointing listeners back to biblical truth in every episode. Her messages help you peel back the layers and step into who God created you to be."
— Podcast listener
Even for those new in faith
"My husband and I weren't Christians when we married. 12 years later, this show is helping us unpackage old ideas, premarital baggage, and enter a new marriage now in faith."
— Podcast listener
Not even the target audience
"By all appearances it wasn't for me — I'm an unmarried man. But the removal of shame from intimacy and the goodness of God proclaimed have been so helpful. I love this podcast."
— Podcast listener
I'm 51 and just now feel free
"Your podcast helped me get the understanding I needed to enjoy sex with my husband. I'm 51 and just now feel comfortable talking to him about sex. Thank you for helping me see the light!"
— Robin
From a husband
"Your podcast gives me perspective on what my wife could be thinking, something she needs — and that is something I've learned to hold utmost value in. Looking forward to a conversation about the pod with my wife this evening."
— John
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