Ethical Sex, Drugs & Jesus with De'Vannon Hubert
De’Vannon Hubert is the author of Sex, Drugs and Jesus, a memoir about his struggles with drug addiction, drug dealing, homelessness, serving in the Armed Forces, contracting HIV and HEP B, and rejection from his church for his sexuality. De'Vannon is also the author of Don't Call Me A Christian, a book about his views on the catastrophe that is modern Christianity. De’Vannon also hosts a podcast - Sex, Drugs and Jesus and is the founder of Down Under Apparel - a lingerie brand for men and women. Among many of the milestones in his life, De'Vannon is also an Honorably discharged veteran of the United States Air Force. His story is one of survival, salvation and sass and one we could all learn from, no matter our path in life.
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Show Notes
De’Vannon Hubert is the author of Sex, Drugs and Jesus, a memoir about his struggles with drug addiction, drug dealing, homelessness, serving in the Armed Forces, contracting HIV and HEP B, and rejection from his church for his sexuality. De'Vannon is also the author of Don't Call Me A Christian, a book about his views on the catastrophe that is modern Christianity. De’Vannon also hosts a podcast - Sex, Drugs and Jesus and is the founder of Down Under Apparel - a lingerie brand for men and women. Among many of the milestones in his life, De'Vannon is also an Honorably discharged veteran of the United States Air Force. His story is one of survival, salvation and sass and one we could all learn from, no matter our path in life.
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