TFA Fellow Christy Craig joins the show to talk about her experience on Spain's "Camino de Santiago", also known by the English name "Way of St. James", as well as "The Crossroads of Should and Must" and some of the music currently spinning.

Andrew sits down for a chat with Mark Potter about art, contemplation, discontentment, and more. Also, a continuing conversation about Dillard's "Pilgrim at Tinker Creek" and new music from Lowland Hum.

What is the fuss about Southwest Airlines? What's with the bizarre boarding process? Why fly SWA over other airlines? Answers to these questions, followed by the Spring 2017 Field Notes release, and part one of a discussion on "Pilgrim at Tinker Creek" by Annie Dillard.

In this second review show, Andrew and Karl reflect on some of the topics covered across episodes 015 through 030, from escape rooms to Hamilton, from politics to La La Land (again!) before talking about new Colony House music and a new podcast from NPR.

The first in a series of interviews with the 2016/2017 TFA Class. Taf Matika chats with Andrew about his native Zimbabwe and his experience moving to the US. Karl and Andrew also talk about the critically acclaimed La La Land, and historical scores by Adam Young.

Death Cab for Cutie's timeless observation, "So this is the New Year...and I don't feel any different" provides a jumping off point for the first episode of 2017. Additionally, a necessary discussion of the new Star Wars movie, Rogue One, and the first installment of the new Game Corner segment.

Andrew and Karl explain the recent radio silence by sharing about their recent life updates and travel in this one-off episode until regular shows resume in 2017. Also, a quick look at Marvel's Doctor Strange and the two most recent Field Notes releases.

Romney Alumni Kristine Michalson and Michael Schade sit down with Karl to reminisce about the 2012 campaign, and talk about working in politics as well. Followed by a preview of the new iOS 10 release and Andrew's review of Suicide Squad.

Heavy Rotation triple threat for the summer! Karl and Andrew talk about new music from three of their favorite bands: NEEDTOBREATHE, Relient K, and (of course) Switchfoot.

In the middle of the first week of the Rio Olympics, Karl talks with fellow superfans Riley & Katie Barnes about why the Olympics are so exciting, and highlights from the Games so far. Also featured - Mike Rowe's new Paul Harvey inspired podcast and music from the band A Silent Film.