Rebecca Runesson discusses her article on Centurions in the Jesus Movement and the Gaianus inscription at Kefar ‘Othnay. She explores the role of centurions as patrons and their interactions with the local community. The spread of ideas and belief systems is examined through the lens of weak ties and strong ties. The Gaianus inscription is analyzed as an example of patronage in the early Christ cult. This conversation explores the symbiotic nature of patronage, the role of weak ties in social networks, and the potential of soldiers and centurions to adopt new ideas. It delves into the spread of the Jesus movement among soldiers and the influence of weak ties on their adoption of new ideas. The conversation also questions assumptions about the relationship between centurions and Christ groups, and recommends readings on patronage and centurions. Additionally, it touches on the enjoyment of reading children's books for fun.