I talk to Jeremy Doan, a former Reaganite Republican who now identifies as a Marxist. Also discussed: Homer, Oscar Romero, why you should turn off the news and read a book.

I talk to Adam Oster, a southerner living in the north, about why he no longer flies the Confederate Flag.

I talk to Doug Overmyer, who formerly doubted the existence of ghosts, but now believes they walk among us.

I talk to Zach Korthals, who formerly believed in mind/body dualism but now thinks the soul is something that emerges from the complexity of the body.

I talk to Amanda Martinez Beck, who decided she was done with diets and ready to accept her body. Also discussed: evolution, Catholicism, Texas.

I talk to Caleb Woodbridge, who once thought of Harry Potter as likable trash, but now considers it a literary classic. I'm no Potterhead, so it gets contentious. Also discussed: Star Wars, Beowulf, and is Harry Potter better Christian fiction than Narnia?

I talk to Brian Gregory Thomas, a former Southern Baptist preacher who is now a catechumen in the Eastern Orthodox Church.

I talk to editor Darryl A. Armstrong on the question of whether a list needs a comma before "and." It gets contentious. Also discussed: X-Files, Godzilla, and the deceptive divide between "logic" and "emotions."

I talk to Rachel Ollivant, a grad student studying public relations, about how she's changed her mind on how marriage should work. Rachel formerly identified as a complementarian, and now thinks of herself as more of an egalitarian. We also touch on Elizabeth Elliiot, Switchfoot, and the fun of joining the Air Force.

I talk to film critic Kevin McLenithan, a former neoconservative who now identifies as a pacifist.