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Anna Was in the Temple 24/7 Like It Was a Job 😤🙏🏾
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My name is Jerrica Knicole and I retell bible stories in a comical way. The goal is to make you laugh while teaching you about God and to make learning the bible less intimidating. We laugh but we learn too! The retellings are not meant to offend. I'm just putting a modern and humorous twist on an age-old book. All corresponding videos are currently streaming on YouTube too! (This includes videos made prior to creation of the podcast!)
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Signup to Generate a PitchMy name is Jerrica Knicole and I retell bible stories in a comical way. The goal is to make you laugh while teaching you about God and to make learning the bible less intimidating. We laugh but we learn too! The retellings are not meant to offend. I'm just putting a modern and humorous twist on an age-old book.
Ghetto Bible Tales is hosted by Jerrica Knicole. The show has published 98 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Anna Was in the Temple 24/7 Like It Was a Job 😤🙏🏾" (26 October 2025, 17 minutes), "He Saw Baby Jesus and Clocked Out IMMEDIATELY 🕊️" (19 October 2025, 13 minutes), and "I READ THE GOSPEL OF MARY SO YOU DON'T HAVE TO!" (12 October 2025, 28 minutes).
Ghetto Bible Tales publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 20 minutes across 98 episodes.
Booking probability for Ghetto Bible Tales is 25%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Ghetto Bible Tales requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Ghetto Bible Tales's contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for Ghetto Bible Tales are Religion & Faith. Ghetto Bible Tales has a religion audience.
Jerrica Knicole hosts Ghetto Bible Tales, a religion podcast with 98 episodes published.
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