Ryan & Jameson visit Westworld, wonder what old people know that we don't and embrace robot culture. All that and your beige Volvo on this episode of Godspeed. 

Books referenced: The Great Divorce by CS Lewis.

Godspeed leans on Emery's Devin Shelton to give concrete answers to life's biggest questions. Can you quit the church without quitting God? Of course. But can you? Maybe. The answer is yes. Or is it? Can R&B be made by an angelic-voiced southern gentleman? Definitely. Is quality content required to make a podcast quality? We'll see. DevinSheltonMusic.com to hear said angelic voice.

Ryan and Jameson fly solo. We wax poetic on the importance of community, Jameson's best friends club, flag burning, and the role of felt animals in faith. 

Books mentioned: Alone Together by Sherry Turkle

Films mentioned: Paradise (Starring Julianne Hough and Russell Brand)

Ryan and Jameson fly solo. We wax poetic on the importance of community, Jameson's best friends club, flag burning, and the role of felt animals in faith. 

Books mentioned: Alone Together by Sherry Turkle

Films mentioned: Paradise (Starring Julianne Hough and Russell Brand)

Godspeed welcomes Dave Elkins of Mae and Schematic. Can creativity be crippled by financial pressures? Can the flu stop a podcast from being great? Will we ever squeeze in Chris Martin?

Godspeed welcomes Shannon Low of The Order of Elijah. Can metal handle an atheist? Did Ryan find a new best friend? Is that David Stagg from HM Magazine? The answer (yes) to these questions and more await!

Godspeed leans into nostalgia with 12 Stones guitarist Eric Weaver. If you discovered them because of Kurt Angle, you are not alone.

Godspeed joins Telle Smith of The Word Alive to talk addiction, cold turkeys, the weight of words and why he's alive in general. Purchase their new track "Overdose" as all proceeds go to help fighting addiction. (Forgive the extra noise, this was riot night in Portland)

Godspeed invites Mattie Montgomery into the conversation as he wraps up his last ever tour with For Today. His new book, 'Lovely Things In Ugly Places', explores his career, miracles and Wal-Mart bathrooms.

Godspeed gets starry-eyed over actress Ashley Key. You know Key from the Netflix film Circle and all upcoming Jurassic World sequels.