Time for a change. The voices you hear are Mary Grace, Michael and Katia.

Discussion of Katy's senior capstone about communication behaviors that are helpful to new believers who are being discipled. The voice you hear is Angela.

Research and Biblical teaching about whether God sets aside a soulmate for us to marry. The voices you hear are Aaron, Angela, the other Aaron and his wife Bethany, and finally Jordan.

Research and Biblical teaching about how to persuade people. The voices you hear are Maya, Nick, Angela and Shivonne.

Discussion of advances in artificial intelligence and automation, and the widespread fear that they will put many or most people out of work. Actually, they likely will free people up to do new kinds of work, most of which will require improved interpersonal communication skills. The voice you hear is Aaron, our recently departed former registrar.

The Bible emphasizes the importance of pursuing wisdom, and Cupach and Spitzberg's model of communication competence incorporates the need to choose wisely among communication options at critical moments. The voices you hear are Brad and Nick.

An interview with NCU's new adjunct instructor of public relations, Kelsay Rychener in which she explains what public relations is, how Christian public relations is different, and reflects on her experiences as an NCU undergraduate.

Discussion of a worrisome tendency to approach school as unrelated to learning, guidance on how to escape from the trap of inefficient studying and coding in working memory, and a Scriptural case for doing away with that approach. The voices you hear are Angela, Colby, Katia, Daniel and Brad.

The preview of By All Means Communicate's second season. The voices you hear, in order, are Maya, Aaron, Shivonne, Jesse, Maddie and Angela.

Dr. Srader's sermon on Matthew 5:6, delivered at Fairfield Baptist Church of Eugene, Oregon on July 1, 2018.