In one episode, the pastords manage to talk about hell, life on the farm, Juneteenth, a Jesus story about a farmer, slavery, lost love, nationalism, and how many houses they've lived in.

This week's conversation winds it's way around Santa, the Good Samaritan, complicity, weddings, injustice, the Grinch and one dangerous prayer.

Bruce and Roger's conversation winds its way around unfortunate church marquee signs, the abolition of church signs movement, favorite apostles, a fishing miracle, how God loves to partner with failures, and the original inglorious pastord--along with a sponsor plug that may have gone sideways.

From a fun look at John Krasinski's Some Good News show, Bruce and Roger move to a conversation about racial injustice, profiling,  the "dangerous" black man stereotype, protests and whether Jesus would ever protest.  They finish with a word to white friends who are want to know how they can support black and brown brothers and sisters in meaningful ways.

Bruce and Roger announce the podcast's new name and its backstory. They somehow then manage to talk about God as three-in-one, the game of bocce, how hard it is to selflessly serve, their Florida vacation and how listeners can help figure out a subtitle.

Bruce and Roger talk about how Covid is changing the world as we knew it and whether that's good or bad.

We are launching a podcast. We have no idea what we're doing. Help us pick a name.