We met some BC Clubbers at the show tonight (nice meeting you guys!) Hopefully they're not offended that we don't like their town.

We're almost finished with our BC69 challenge, and it may have changed us - but for better or worse?

Matt and Toby find a disturbing underbelly of low wage employees having to deal with the filth at the benefit of large corporations.

Matt and Toby analyze the function of guilt as Toby's wife feels guilty for the route she took to work.

Christians need to re-think how they interact with science, or the whole faith is doomed. Scientific developments should update wrong theology, not threaten it.

So much more than taste goes into your opinions and experience of food, including smell, atmosphere, company, and especially for Toby - price.

Maybe we all just need to slow down and accept the healthy benefits and uses of anxiety as a normal function of humans, especially with our kids. Matt's hands-off bossing might be a factor in Reva's anxiety issues.

Toby deleted Facebook, which is giving him a new excitement for Twitter. He just can't get away from seeing how terrible the evangelical church and pastors are, this time it's an article about the Evangelicals mobilizing to get more people to vote #trump2020.

When picking up a free basketball hoop for his kids from a wealthy neighborhood, Toby discovers a joy he possess that rich people will never have the privilege of understanding.

We need new language for "toughness" and "weakness." Matt pulled the splinter out of his daughter's foot, because the Dr said he wouldn't do it.