Around the Fire is honored to host our second guest, Megan Saxvanderweyden. An incredibly accomplished student, athlete, and future military officer with a foot in both Christian and LGBT camps gives us her perspective on walking through life as she attempts to bridge the gap between both communities. With plenty of empathy, emotion, optimism and good intentions, you may want to take a seat for this one.

WARNING: EXPLICIT CONTENT. Brandon and Aaron expand on their use of colorful language and their interpretation of the term "cursing." ATF further unpacks the concept of translating between cultures, languages, and even time periods. Is there ever an appropriate time to use four-letter words or racial slurs? If you're easily offended, you may want your earmuffs for this one.

Brandon and Aaron contemplate money and the church! What is tithing? Should we give money? Why? If so, how much? And what do they DO with it anyway?

We don't have all the answers, but were never afraid to take an unconventional and controversial approach.

Aaron and Brandon discuss patriotism and national anthem protest. They also dissect the situation with the Philadelphia Eagle and their canceled visit to the White House.

Around the Fire welcomes it's first guest! Kacy Louis joins us to talk about a new approach to health. Topics include, gut healing, food pyramid conspiracy, and the "new cocaine" of today.

Brandon and Aaron talk about finding wisdom and value from those who are very different than you, and just because someone is politically, religiously, or generationally different than you doesn't mean you can't learn something valuable. They also discuss their moms as Mother's Day approaches.

Brandon and Aaron hang out with viewers on facebook live and enjoy some margaritas on Cinco de Mayo. No single topic is discussed, just talking and hanging out as a community.

Aaron and Brandon take time to dissect the gravity of online communities and the potential they bring. From personal relationships, shared communal interests, and large-scale charities, the possibilities are endless. Aaron feels vindicated now that Brandon has discovered the internet

Brandon and Aaron talk accountability and the importance of having someone, or a group of people to keep you in check. They also discuss accountability pertaining to "celebrity pastors" and how the church has set them up for failure.

Aaron discusses his frustration with the Church and all the hype leading up to Easter service, while Brandon skips Easter service to go to the movies and drink beer. Brandon also shares his struggle with Sunday morning Church and if it really is that important.