In this week's Everyday Conversations Podcast, Nic and Jojo respond to some of the e-mails we've received from Christians about faith. Some Christians say faith doesn't need evidence while atheists say Christianity has no evidence. In response, Nic and Jojo talk about the need to engage both ideas by defining faith and evidence properly.

In this week's Everyday Conversations podcast, Jojo & Nic discuss why it's important that Christians understand the evidence for their faith when sharing it with others.

In Part 2, of this week's Everyday Conversations podcast, Jojo & Nic discuss some of the reasons for people leaving the church and also the importance of understanding the why behind our faith when passing it on to the next generation.

In Part 1, of this week's Everyday Conversations podcast, Jojo & Nic discuss some of the reasons for people leaving the church and also the importance of understanding the why behind our faith when passing it on to the next generation.

In this week's Everyday Conversations podcast, Jojo & Nic meet with FBB volunteer, Ian Murray who blogs at Reasoning Gamer.

In this week's Everyday Conversations podcast, Jojo & Nic discuss the issue of guns and morality and what role the government should play in addressing the problems of the human heart.

In this week's Everyday Conversations podcast, Jojo & Nic discusses some of the lessons learned from Jojo's recent trip to the Philippines. They discuss how a number of societal issues are dealt with in that country verses how they are dealt with in Canada.

In this weeks Everyday Conversations podcast, Nic discusses some of the contradictions of belief that many Atheists hold and challenges them to be consistent in their thinking.

In this weeks Everyday Conversations podcast, Nic discusses the myth of having a neutral stance on moral issues and the contradiction that often exists when someone claims to be neutral.

In this weeks Everyday Conversations podcast, Nic discusses how to think through the issues critically and to respond to those who base truth on how they feel.