This week, Nathan brings in his friend Lucy G, an oil painter in training, in order to talk about her Russian heritage, her artistic background, the act of manifestation, as well as the meaning of life and art.

To learn more about Lucy and her artwork, you can check out her Instagram page here.

In a bizarre plot twist that could only come from the black comedy known as life, Nathan and his roommate Caleb have become quarantined in their bedrooms because of a COVID scare, and thus they have taken it upon themselves to record a podcast episode in the most needlessly complicated way possible: Through a Zoom call. In this episode, they talk about how to pursue God even when it feels like he's derailing your plans, and how to influence people for the better through your character.

Resources Mentioned During the Episode:

Access Granted - Free Audiobook (the book Nathan won at the church service)

Joe Rogan Experience #1419: Daryl Davis (black guy who convinced people to drop out of the KKK, mentioned by Caleb)

Hybrid Church Website

Hybrid Church Instagram

This week, Nathan brings on his longtime friend Sparks Narud to talk about their experiences living with High Functioning Autism, and how they've been able to overcome their social weaknesses to find contentment and success in their lives.

If you want to learn more about Sparks, you can follow his YouTube channel here.

(Note: Due to a questionable internet connection, there are severe audio issues with this episode, although enough has been preserved so that the content is as coherent as possible.)

This week, Nathan brings on his friend Lauren-Renee Howard to talk about their mutual quests to find romance through the guidance of divine revelation, as well as discussing how one can encourage and prophesy through spontaneous interpretative dance. No, really.

Time for something a little different: This week, Nathan brings on actress, magazine publisher, and total stranger Jill Maria Robinson to talk about her career working on short films and TV shows in Alberta, the slow reawakening of her Christian faith, and the discovery of her biological family after spending so many years as an adopted child.

If you want to learn more about Jill or her work, you can check out the following links:

Instagram

iMDB

Magazine

This week, Nathan brings on his friend Heather Yanos to talk about living in ghetto neighbourhoods, moving from city to city, why people shouldn't think of committing suicide, and her pursuit of becoming a screenwriter. Somehow it all manages to be upbeat and funny in spite of all the darkness.

This week, Nathan brings on fellow author and podcaster Joshua Pantalleresco to talk about the crap he's been through in life that almost led to his death, how he's been able to maintain strength and hope as the world is going downhill, what his creative process is like, and what eight rules he's followed which have helped him to find success, among many other topics.

If you want to learn more about Joshua or his work, you can check out the following links:

Website

Medium Blog

Instagram

Twitter

This week, Nathan brings in his friend Fenotiel "Fen" Sibhatu to talk about her experience as an Eritrean immigrant to Canada, an Orthodox Christian who occasionally attends a Pentecostal Church, and her desire to pursue social work in helping the homeless community.

This week, Nathan brings in his friend Rocko Jankowski to talk about his time attending the Bethel School of Supernatural Ministry (AKA Hogwarts for Pentecostal Christians), and how that experience led to him setting up a church that aimed to show others what the presence of God feels like. It's a story that involves miracles, preaching battles, an amazing church that is absolutely not part of a cult, and a special house that's so holy that it causes people to get slain in the Spirit whenever they enter it.

If you wish to learn more about Rocko and his church, you can check out the following links:

Website: https://presenceyeg.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/presenceyeg/