Hauling Off

Abigail van der Beken joined us again, hooray! She came to talk about education, philosophy and how big ideas are for everyone. And, here's the Mortimer Adler book we are talking about. Enjoy!

We talked about experts and dabblers, professionals and amateurs, and some of the many ways this applies to life in Christian communities. Enjoy!

Guys, four episodes in four(ish) weeks! Here we meander around in the how-to-find-a-spouse topic - we talk about if you should even be trying to find a spouse, matchmaking in both its good and bad forms, online dating, etc., etc. We made Erin nervous at one point, which then made Mo nervous, but probably we came back around to a balance of wisdom and...hauling off. Hopefully. Anyway, enjoy!

Well, guys, we recorded this on time, but then...life. Allow the title to warn you sufficiently - there are a LOT of interruptions in this one. Mostly we forgot to have a topic but did a lot on parenting. Enjoy!

We chat about coaching both as a thing and as a parenting and teaching metaphor. Or as an analogy? I can't remember. Maybe both! Enjoy!

We are back within a week!!!!! Enjoy some chatter about organizing books and free range children. Probably other things. Also, Mo realized the Hank picture didn't come through most podcatchers, so here it is just in case you missed it. Enjoy!

People! We recorded an episode! AND WE POSTED IT!

Here is a nice Christmas fish skeleton for you to enjoy.

And, just for good measure, the Mission Impossible stunt video.

See Episode #42's notes. 

No idea. As I quickly checked the stellar audio quality, I did hear a joke at the end that we should name it "The Great Books Episode"...so maybe it's about books? I do know it was recorded in the new (well, at least at the time of recording), fancy Curriculum Room at the school, and the date of recording was September 6th, which means this is a new record for delay between recording and posting - 55 days! Go team!

For those of you who don't prefer our meandering, most of (all of?) this episode is to be avoided. We did try to talk a little about why the third "How to Train Your Dragon" is actually an excellent movie, but mostly Mo just mixed up all the character names and overall failed at the mission. Go find her somewhere if you want a better rant on the topic.