Marty Schmidt was in the banking industry for decades and when the economy collapsed in 2008 Marty made a decision that brought him to federal prison. Get ready for three episodes of Clayton and Marty reminiscing about the old acting days, trials, and prison.

Why do we have friends? To pick us up when we are down or sit with us and talk. So thankful for Greg Hitt and Kelly Price for coming in and sharing how they have been since we last recorded them. Thank you for showing us what it means to reach out when you are in a dark place and keep yourself accountable to the ones you love.

During the summer Greg and Kelly came to the Farmhouse to record two podcasts talking about how they have been since they were last on the podcast in May. With this first episode, we hear about their struggles and the outreach they are making that is helping them.

Clayton Denton and Justin DeVries sit down to talk about how the first season of 3Sixteen Podcasts went and what will take place on season two. Topics include statistics, what podcasts are being added, creating a network, and new equipment.

This episode concludes Bridget's beautifully tragic made for tv story. Bridget and Clayton discuss how they met, how Christ made a bond between them, where Bridget is in life, and where she wants to go.

In episode one, we found out about Bridget's early childhood. And now in episode two, Bridget tells us how a mixture of bad relationships, poor self-image, and an urge to impress those around her caused alcohol and narcotic addiction.

Bridget's story is one of grace, struggles, and overcoming addiction and abuse. In episode one, Bridget and Clayton dive into Bridget's early life and how a household of addiction started to mold her.

We have been able to learn how Carl Boender's early life of trials and hardship allowed his professional and personal life to grow with the help of creating strong faith-filled relationships. With this final episode, we get an insight into how dementia and retirement are affecting Carl today. Please be sure to like and share if you have enjoyed this series and we ask for continued support for Carl as he battles dementia.

In this episode, Carl talks about the phase of his life where he sold his business to go "cold calling" for Jesus. A story so dense and filled with the importance that we need episode 4 to find out how Carl ended his professional career.

This is the 2nd of 4 episodes of Talking with Carl Boender and this episode is when we find out the turning point in Carl's life. How did an interaction as a milkman turn a once passive Christian into a full Jesus freak?