Jordan Beall unpacks her Mother's Day message of should's, stresses, and the practices of 'sober judgment' of self. Ladies, this one's for you.

What does the Eastern Conference Finals, OSU Spring Football and Islam have in common? They're each talked about on this week's CHUCK'd.

How far can the Cavs go? Did the Browns actually have a good draft? Is heaven more reality than conceivably spatial? Just a few common questions for this time of year.

Regarding recent news of Bill Hybels, Austin and Charlie discuss moral failure, how it happens, and how one can be defensive, or offensive, towards it.

Austin explains the taxing, rewarding, and borderline absurd experience of being a preacher's kid.

What is there to learn from the Apostle Paul and Martin Luther King Jr.? Well, A LOT - but above all, love your friends and love your enemies more. Where in history can we locate the origin of such a radical-to-the-depravity-of-the-human-heart philosophy that inspired Paul and MLK?

Austin cusses at his son, and Charlie shares his insight.

Have you seen ESPN's list of the 20 most dominant athletes in the last 20 years? It's a dumpster fire.

Why is college basketball so "meh"? How does anything at all become "meh"? When we remove that which is sacred about something - like faith, race, gender, sexuality, or even college basketball for that matter - it just becomes so "meh".

This week on CHUCK'd, brothers Ryan and AJ Hawk sit down with Charlie and Austin for an interview. Ryan is a fellow podcaster (and much better at that) on the Learning Leader show, featured in Inc. and Forbes. AJ Hawk is a retired linebacker - having won a National Championship at The Ohio State University and a Super Bowl with the Green Bay Packers (they beat the Steelers, so that's cool, too).