Imperfect Together

In this episode Zach asks the most confusing question ever, we talk Zach's secret obsession with WWE throughout junior high and high school,  and one thing we would bring if we were stranded on an island.

We also discuss the idea that we often think we know what matters to other people based off of wrong assumptions or judgements. However, Jesus does know us better than we know ourselves and cares about what matters to us.

In this episode we talk stupid yet unique things nobody knows about us, burrito eating contests and the devastation that causes to your body and why we have this desire to be fully known by others.

The reality is that very few people will ever fully understand us, but Jesus understand you and knows what matters to you.

In this episode we have Deven Youngblood in the studio and we talk about how Zach didn't know how to spell his name for 18 years, how Deven wants to change his name and how Jesus knows YOUR name.

In this episode we are joined by Deven Youngblood and we look at the question, Does Jesus really know us personally?

We also talk friends who aren't really friends like we thought and the power of knowing someones name.

In this episode Zach shares some non-sense information about words, we talk Dr. Seuss, the reasons we tear others down and how powerful words can really be - for good or bad.

In this episode we're talking words and the power they have - for good or bad.  Zach also calls Chris a gorilla and shares the meanest thing he's said to someone recently.

In this episode we welcome Mary Belle Castagno to the studio and have a fun conversation about arguing, grandma putting holes in the wall and the way Mary Belle says the word "curtain".

Ultimately, it's more important to care more about the person you’re arguing with than the point you’re trying to make.

In this episode we talk about Zach's podcast haircut from last week, how we died his hair pink at church (without him knowing), and we eventually get to a good discussion on what really matters in an argument.

In this episode we're talking friends who are like family and how important it is to have those people in our lives.

We also talk friendly pranks, even though some are a bit extreme and should NOT be repeated.

In this episode we talk about turtle families, childhood friends, and Zach schedules a hair appointment and get's his haircut during the show. I'm talking bowl on his head type haircut.

Despite whatever our immediate family was like, for better or worse, we all realize the importance of having other people in our lives as well.