catacomb podcast

Joshua and Jay have some thoughts about the Christmas season.  

We sit down with Hip Hop/Sports Journalist and Church Planter Steve Patton to talk about issues of racial reconciliation and how to let go and move forward.   

James Wightman, Director of the forthcoming Bad Christian documentary "What Would Jesus Sell", sits down and talks with us about the good, the bad, and the ugly of the Christian Music Industry.  

Fr. Dale Hall joins us for a St. Francis Day observance as we consider what Francis has to say to us today.  

We simulcast an episode with the Back By The Woodpile podcast somehow getting from cynicism to geopolitics and Star Wars.  

Josh and Jay travel to TX to do a live podcast event at Jo's Coffee Shop in Mt. Pleasant!  We sit down with some friends, including legal expert Mike Schutt to discuss things like gay marriage and baking cakes and why Jay thinks Christians should be libertarians.  

Joshua and Jay sit down with Artisan Grant Batson to talk about overcoming the spirit of cynicism.  Where does Hope come from and what power does it contain.

Josh and Jay discover that perhaps the protesters outside the Slayer concert might be more effective than your social media posts.  

Twitter: @CatacombP

josh - @monkstump

jay - @Big_Dread

Our guest April Ban is a pastor and mental health professional who joins Josh and Jay to discuss the sometimes complicated relationship the church has towards mental illness.  

Twitter: @CatacombP

April - @TheMrsBan

Josh - @monkstump

jay - @big_dread

We just let the tape roll on an extended ride with the A-Train - the legendary Motown drummer who gives us some history lessons and teaches us the power of saying Yes.  We discuss his journey from getting drafted during the Vietnam War, to Motown, trading his Guru for Jesus, and being a part of the beginnings of Christian Rock.  

Twitter:  @CatacombP

Josh - @monkstump

jay - @big_dread