In Episode 99, Robbie and David join Keith this week, as Justin is MIA at a Yellowcard concert. The guys get the opportunity to talk with Annie Lobert from Hookers for Jesus. Annie talks about her past that led her in to the sex industry from stripper to high-end escort. We dig into the sex trafficking world and she explains how Jesus is the reason that she was able to overcome the horrific place she had found herself. The guys chat about the early Christmas decorating and how people tend to forget about Thanksgiving. Also, as David patiently awaits the upcoming interview Robbie and Keith discuss the miraculous World Series win for the Chicago Cubs! Robbie is super stoked about it! Darcy is not with us on this episode as well. While Darcy stargazing at James Franco’s double playing a little basketball, the guys try there best to talk about upcoming Underoath shows. Finally in the end it is just Robbie and Keith who spend pretty much the entirety talking Fantasy Football. As always, be sure to comment, rate, and subscribe to the podcast. Let us know what you think!

In Episode 98, Keith and Justin get more theological and wrap up their discussion of haunted houses by diving into the conservative Christian alternative: Hell Houses. What exactly are Hell Houses? Why do churches spend thousands of dollars putting on these performances? Is it a clever way to reach the lost, or is it a manipulative form of fear-mongering? Is escaping pain and the fear of Hell really what Christianity is all about? What psychologically damaging effect did the experience have on Justin? And how does he feel about it now? Listen to find out! Also, in the beginning, we talk about Apple's new MacBook Pro, and why Keith absolutely hates it. We talk a bit more about technology and its impact on creating art, as well as Keith's last night working at the haunted house. As always, we are joined pnmce again by Darcy Rumble from Giants in the Sound as we discuss Everything in Slow Motion's experimental EP, Laid Low. Finally, the guys wrap up the show by giving their final thoughts, as well as giving a few of their favorite people some shout-outs. As always, be sure to comment, rate, and subscribe to the podcast. Let us know what you think!

In Episode 97, Keith and Justin get spooky as they share their favorite Halloween stories. They talk about the role that vulnerability plays in letting yourself be scared, and what the church can learn from haunted houses. They also talk about the factors that go into crafting and telling a good scary story, as well as why they're appealing to listen to. Finally, the guys talk about how the church culture often responds to Halloween, and how the "Fall Festival" is not too different anyway. So whether you grew up going into trick-or-treat candy comas like Keith or were prohibited because of a fear of razors and witchcraft like Justin, there's something here for you! In the beginning, Justin talks about his Mom visiting him in Cambridge, and Keith gives is more sinister stories from his new haunt job. As always, we joined by Darcy Rumble as we talk about Sam DeBurgh's new music through Slow Bullet. Finally, the guys had to rerecord the end segment late at night because the file was somehow deleted (thanks, Keith ), so listen as we give our final thoughts and late night ramblings. As always, be sure to comment, rate, and subscribe to the podcast! Let us know what you think.

In Episode 96, Keith and Justin sit down to talk a little bit about politics. We discuss the current state of the presidential race in our country, and how we can actively engage with people whom we disagree with. Furthermore, we show our cards a bit and talk about our own varied backgrounds, and how they shape our political discourse. How can we avoid demonizing the other? What questions can we ask of those with whom we don't see eye to eye? How can we avoid being defensive or offensive, and rather be open to hearing other views and opinions? Listen to find out! In the beginning, the guys talk about Keith's new job scaring people, and how vulnerability manifests itself both in church and haunted houses. Once, again, we are joined once again by Darcy Rumble from Giants in the Sound as we talk about The Devil Wears Prada's new album, Transit Blues. Finally, the guys wrap up the show by giving their final thoughts and Keith's stories of scaring people. As always, be sure to comment, rate, and subscribe to the podcast! Let us know what you think!

In Episode 95, Keith and Justin sit down to talk with Andy Othling from the band Lowercase Noises. The guys talk about getting signed to Bad Christian Music and how his new album is coming along. They also discuss Andy's podcast, Ink & Echo, and how we love having conversations on these shows. We also discuss what it's like to produce music and podcasts independently, and how it is possible to make a living on Spotify. We really enjoyed this interview, so be sure to listen! In the beginning, the guys are joined by Robbie as he and Keith talk about fantasy football (while Justin reads the works of Lenin). Once again, we are joined by Darcy Rumble from Giants in the Sound as we all (especially Keith) geek out about the new Fit For A King album, Death Grip. Finally, the guys wrap up the show by listening to Robbie's experience at an August Burns Red concert in Asheville. As always, be sure to comment, rate, and subscribe to the podcast. Let us know what you think!

In Episode 94, Keith and Justin are incredibly excited and honored to be joined by Sho Baraka. The guys discuss the limits of artistic expression, especially in the music scene, as well as the value of authenticity in writing. We also talk about Sho's development as a artist, the early days of hip-hop, and how he's excited for his new material coming out of Humble Beast. Furthermore, the guys briefly talk about politics, race relations, and why Sho is voting for neither Clinton nor Trump. We are incredibly excited for this interview, so be sure to listen! In the beginning, Keith geeks out over the soon-to-be-released Fit for a King album, while Justin is excited about his mom visiting Boston in the near future. As always, we are joined by Darcy Rumble from Giants in the Sound as we discuss NYVES new EP, and how Justin is a huge Demon Hunter fan. Finally, we end the show by giving our final thoughts, reminiscing about the early days of podcasting, talking a bit about football, and providing resources for Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Be sure to comment, rate, and subscribe to the podcast. Let us know what you think by hitting us up on social media and starting a conversation.

In Episode 93, Keith and Justin sit down to talk with To Speak of Wolves' bassist, Seth Webster. Seth breaks down the process of writing and creating their new EP, New Bones, within two weeks.

In Episode 92, Keith, Justin, and David sit down to talk with Conrad Tolosa from the website FastGodStuff, where he produces one-minute theology videos. We talk about Conrad's role as the former guitarist in the punk band Ghoti Hook, as well as his involvement in The Philippine Ministry. We discuss the motivations behind his work, his perspective on faith and reason, and why he uses Darth Vader to explain theological concepts. We also explore the meaning behind his motto: "Love God, Love Others, That’s It." The guys have a great time discussing theology, life, and nerd culture, so be sure to listen! Also, in the beginning, the guys talk about Keith's first visit to church in God-knows-how long, and whether human beings have inherent worth and value. Darcy Rumble from Giants in the Sound joins us once again as he describes his experience this past week of going to a Hillsong Young and Free concert (and how he didn't hate it as much as he thought he would). Finally, the guys wrap up the show by discussing Justin's embarrassing first-time experience with Uber over the weekend. As always, be sure to comment, rate, and subscribe to the podcast. Let us know what you think!

In Episode 91, Keith, Justin, and David are joined by musician and poet Cam Smith from the band Hotel Books. The guys talk about the ways in which Cam's faith has affected his art, as well as the creative approaches he takes when writing poetry. Also, they delve into the topic of commercialization within the church, and how the Gospel is often marketed and sold as snake-oil, or a counterfeit product. The guys briefly discuss how improvisational comedy serves as an inspiration for performance, and the importance of Cam recording his vocals in one take. They also talk about what it's like to be an artist within (and without) the Church, and Cam gets incredibly passionate as the guys sit back in awe. This is by far one of our favorite interviews, so don't miss this incredible episode. In the beginning, the guys talk about Keith going back to church (*can I get a Hallelujah?*), and why Justin might be leaving his newfound church. Furthermore, they ask whether the personality and preaching of the pastor should be the reason we choose to attend (or not attend) a church. So be sure to listen to find out what we think! Back at it again, we are finally joined once more by Darcy Rumble from Giants in the Sound as we discuss Norma Jean's newest album, Polar Similar. Finally, the guys end the episode by putting their minds back together after such an amazing interview. We give our final thoughts and tell you the various ways with which you can connect with us. Speaking of which, be sure to comment, rate, and subscribe to the podcast! Let us know what you think!

In Episode 90, Keith and Justin discuss Keith's process of deconstruction apart from a church community. What is the purpose of church? How do we see church bodies functioning today? Why do we see so much hypocrisy and self-righteousness in the church? Is it even worth it to go to church? Can you grow spiritually apart from the church? We also talk a bit about the criminal justice system and Brock Turner, so be sure to listen to find out what we think. In the beginning, the guys discuss Justin's first few days at Harvard, Keith's fantasy football, and other thoughts. Finally, Keith wraps up the show by telling some of his Über stories from the past week. As always, be sure to comment, rate, and subscribe to the podcast. Is the church worth it? Let us know what you think!