Doug and Ethan spend 32 minutes talking about normal topics, such as long hair and church culture. But due to a tech issue on Ethan's end, 18 minutes of the podcast is a solo Doug monologue with epic music.

You've been warned.

Doug, Kyle, and Ethan chat about baby dunking (for salvation and stuff), the Ravi Zacharias controversy, more massage talk, and answer a listener question on being critical of spiritual teachers.

Doug, Kyle, and Ethan discuss Doug's friction with his church, more COVID politics, and answer listener questions on D&D and instilling theology into our children.

Doug, Kyle, and Ethan discuss a wide array of topics, ranging from fast food burger rankings to baby Yoda to Kyle voting for the first time to the "Eve complex".

Doug and Ethan welcome on Matt, a cigar shop owner. and they discuss the power that cigar and cigar culture has on a man, as well as cover some cigar 101 for beginners. Matthew also shares the dramatic tale of his upbringing, rife with uncertainty, tragedy, but ultimately—hope.

With the election over (or is it?) Doug and Ethan talk about the passage in Romans about submitting to authority and how hard that can be to stomach when your guy doesn't win the election. We also take a few questions. Kyle isn't with us this week because of children barfing. 

In this episode, Doug TenNapel, Kyle Mann, and Ethan Nicolle discuss pride, answer listener questions on a pragmatic approach to abortion as well as modern manliness, and conclude with reasons to wear masks.

In this episode, Doug TenNapel, Kyle Mann, and Ethan Nicolle discuss DnD going SJW, the VeggieTales experience, and answer a listener question on the personhood of God.

In this episode, Doug TenNapel and Ethan Nicolle discuss making a living off of art, followed by listener questions about social pacifism as Christians, how incendiary the pro-life movement should be, and when to let bygones be bygones with family.

In this episode, Doug TenNapel, Kyle Mann, and Ethan Nicolle discuss the hit new short documentary "Honey, I Punched The Dad!", combatting hypocrisy in culture, the morality of discernment blogging, and heretical Steven Furtick coloring pages.