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Sean Palmer returns to the podcast to discuss the economics of racism, selfishness vs. hatred, centering white experiences, and Sean confesses to a deplorable book practice.

Here’s a great resource from Sean and Ecclesia on Stories of racial injustices & faithful witness.

Tom Wright returns to the show to discuss Covid-19 suffering, doing theology behind Jesus’ back, and his new book God and the Pandemic.

Ashlee Eiland joins the show to discuss USC, imperfect reconciliations, showing up, and her new book Human(kind).

Jonathan Merritt returns to the show to discuss aesthetical theology, identity, Fyre festival, surviving the top, and the monster of Success.

Manda Carpenter joins the show for Monster Month to discuss the scarcity vs. abundance mindset, foster parenting, identity, and the monster of Comparison.

Annie F. Downs returns to the show to discuss feelings, sharks, and the Monster of More.

Jason Miller takes over the podcast for an interview with Luke about fear, snuggies, and his new book Befriending Your Monsters.

Paula Faris joins the show to discuss career vs. calling, her time hosting the View, identity, Joel Houston vs. Carl Lentz, and her new book Called Out. 

Award winning novelist Colum McCann joins the show to discuss the power of narrative, contradictions, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and his new novel Aperogon.

In the third Easter podcast Fate Hagood returns to discuss reading our struggle into the story, Sunday best, and the Resurrection.