Elizabeth Ullery-Swenson brings back a panel of young adults to continue the conversation around the Church of the Brethren’s “Compelling Vision” process. Jennifer Keeny Scar, Tim Heishman, and Colin Scott return to share their thoughts, concerns and hopes for the future of the Church.

How do Christians advocate for what they believe in? More importantly, how do you? Join Emmett as he interviews Krisanne Vaillancourt Murphy from the Catholics Mobilizing Network on their work to abolish the death penalty.

Nolan McBride returns, this time from the United Kingdom. Listen as he shares his search for a church-going experience similar to that of the Church of the Brethren, in a land where COB's do not exist. Will he find anything close? What will he learn along the way? Listen for these answers and more!

Where does social power come from? Laura Weimer joins us again to go in depth on privilege and power and some new insights she's gained through studying social work. She asks some challenging questions for us to reflect on.

For our 50th episode (!) Dana Cassell returns, this time interviewing Brethren Volunteer Service Director, Dan McFadden. Listen as the two exchange stories from BVS throughout the years. And find out why BVS will “ruin your life” in the best way possible.

Sarah Ullom-Minnich chats with Anna Lisa Gross about her new year. About her plans for a simple life in a van with the complex goal of creating a permaculture on her uncle's acre of land in Mexico. Anna Lisa explains, in some ways it feels very exotic and strange, but it's also a very normal lifestyle for so many people in so many parts of the world. Sarah shares the conversation to challenge us to live into the difference we want to see in ourselves and the world around us.

In this episode of the podcast, Ben Bear demonstrates how simple living is not always easy living. Ben calls people by name to recognize their efforts in simple living. Ben proves it to be true that even small changes to simple living are important.

Sarah Ullom-Minnich presents a special podcast related to the holiday season. In this episode, Sarah reminds us of what’s really important in the Christmas season as she shares reflections from one of her community’s beloved holiday events, the Alternative Christmas Bazaar. Along with insightful yuletide contemplations, this episode offers us some new Christmas-themed music.

Emmett Eldridge, a host of the Dunker Punks Podcast, speaks with Reverend Tim Smith of the organization Center of Life about their work in the area of economic equality. This podcast addresses the overarching question of how it can be possible for everyone to have enough.

Tori Bateman from the Church of the Brethren, Office of Public Witness brings Sarah Thompson, the Director of Christian Peacemaker Teams,on the podcast to share about their non-violent works. This Dunker Punks podcast brings much passion and hope into places of conflict that we might see as hopeless.