Levi starts the conversation off wondering how we spend our leisure time.  Larry and Jason list their interests including sports, movies, and games, particularly poker for Jason.  (Though not at a casino, rather a home game with friends)

Jason describes expanding his leisure interests into audiobooks and how a continuous reading of the Bible has provided the opportunity to dive into other classic literature texts and fiction.  Without a familiarity of old English, Jason would be restricted to only modern language and writing.  

A connection between leisure preferences and the formation of habits are detailed.  Habits are developed due to the fulfillment of deeper desires.  How can one identify the deep seeded desires?  How can one establish desires intently?  Rewell talks about his approach to his leisure time.

 We end on the importance of reflection.   "The unexamined life is not worth living.