With Andrew moving out to Seattle, this is a midseason finale of sorts. First a review of "Logan Lucky" (a redneck Oceans 11), then Karl and Andrew take a look at the board game "Agricola". Finally, a miscellaneous collection of topics and follow up from August 2017.

Big movies and big events this week, starting with the upcoming total solar eclipse on August 21, 2017. Andrew and Karl review Christopher Nolan's newest epic "Dunkirk". Oh, and Andrew recently GOT MARRIED, so he talks about that a little bit.

New podcast frontiers on this episode - Andrew, Karl, and guest Christy Craig listen to Taylor Swift's 2010 release "Speak Now" and provide live, unedited commentary on (almost) every track. Also, a quick "look" at Field Notes for lefties, and Coldplay's latest EP.

Continuing last episode, Karl shares about his travels in Greece, including Athens, Delphi, and the Greek islands. Another podcast recommendation, perfect for those who love crazy facts and interesting trivia, and a brief review of the Summer 2017 Field Notes release, the "Campfire" edition.

On this Fourth of July episode, a discussion on patriotism, Karl recaps his recent visit to Italy, a podcast recommendation for those interested in radio theatre, and praise for the new album "Gallery" by A R I Z O N A.

Both Andrew and Karl have participated in the resurgence of vinyl records and they attempt to answer the question of whether it is authentic or #authentic. Andrew reviews the new movie Baby Driver and Karl talks about "Every Kingdom" by Ben Howard (on vinyl!)

This week at the World Wide Developer Conference, Apple revealed the next version of iOS. Karl and Andrew preview the features and changes, and then review the new movie Wonder Woman, and suggest a new iPhone game called Mini Metro.

Coffee and hospitality expert Tianna Stieglitz continues the informal series of TFA Fellows interviews. Andrew and Karl review Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 and share some current life updates.

What is a "Treasure-ish Hunt"? Fellow homeschoolers Andrew and Kathryn answer this question and more in the most recent in a series of TFA Fellows interviews. Karl shares about one of his favorite new albums from Chris Stapleton, and one of his favorite podcasts, Hello Internet.

Becky Brown sits down with Andrew to talk about refugees, exile, hospitality, and responses to these topics. Other segments include Andy Crouch's new book, and a review of a brand new podcast all about US Presidents, familiar and obscure.