This week I am joined by my friend, Rachael Scheppele. We start off by chit-chatting about our hopes of getting paid for doing what we love. Then we discuss what makes an outfit appropriate or inappropriate. We trail off into talking about what it means to be a good parent. We also talk about cheerleaders being forced into splits and a senior at a Christian College being kicked out for his protest that was a week after the Charlottesville's tragedy.

This week I am joined by my friend, Rachael Scheppele. We start off by chit-chatting about our hopes of getting paid for doing what we love. Then we discuss what makes an outfit appropriate or inappropriate. We trail off into talking about what it means to be a good parent. We also talk about cheerleaders being forced into splits and a senior at a Christian College being kicked out for his protest that was a week after the Charlottesville's tragedy.

This week I am joined by my friend, Lindsey Smith. Lindsey tells me about her pie company, and we share our feelings about Charlottesville. We talk about what we should do with our anger towards Nazis and when violence is appropriate. We also talk about putting people in boxes and only sticking to party lines. We close with a conversation about paying to cut the lunch line in a Florida middle school and a quote from Abraham Lincoln.

This week I am joined by my friend, Lindsey Smith. Lindsey tells me about her pie company, and we share our feelings about Charlottesville. We talk about what we should do with our anger towards Nazis and when violence is appropriate. We also talk about putting people in boxes and only sticking to party lines. We close with a conversation about paying to cut the lunch line in a Florida middle school and a quote from Abraham Lincoln.

This week I am joined by my friend, Lindsey Smith. Lindsey tells me about her pie company, and we share our feelings about Charlottesville. We talk about what we should do with our anger towards Nazis and when violence is appropriate. We also talk about putting people in boxes and only sticking to party lines. We close with a conversation about paying to cut the lunch line in a Florida middle school and a quote from Abraham Lincoln.

This week I am joined by my friend, Lindsey Smith. Lindsey tells me about her pie company, and we share our feelings about Charlottesville. We talk about what we should do with our anger towards Nazis and when violence is appropriate. We also talk about putting people in boxes and only sticking to party lines. We close with a conversation about paying to cut the lunch line in a Florida middle school and a quote from Abraham Lincoln.

This week I am joined by my friend, Ryan Robertson. Ryan and I start off talking about the pranks that were pulled in church youth ministry and what makes for a good "coming of age" movie. We have a conversation about affirmative action and the Trump administration. We also discuss Lauren Southern verses Patreon. We close with a quote from Fahrenheit 451.

This week I am joined by my friend, Veronica Beaver. We start off with talking about Indiana Jones, Veronica kind of going to Comic Con and my dislike of story toppers. We also discuss dancing pallbearers in Ghana, Trump banning transgender people from any military service and Trump speaking to the Boy Scouts. We close with a quote from Donald Miller's Blue Like Jazz.

This week I am joined by my friend, Veronica Beaver. We start off with talking about Indiana Jones, Veronica kind of going to Comic Con and my dislike of story toppers. We also discuss dancing pallbearers in Ghana, Trump banning transgender people from any military service and Trump speaking to the Boy Scouts. We close with a quote from Donald Miller's Blue Like Jazz.

This week I am joined by my friend, Veronica Beaver. We start off with talking about Indiana Jones, Veronica kind of going to Comic Con and my dislike of story toppers. We also discuss dancing pallbearers in Ghana, Trump banning transgender people from any military service and Trump speaking to the Boy Scouts. We close with a quote from Donald Miller's Blue Like Jazz.