Welcome to Season Three! Get cozy with Patrick and Ben as they take on the most pressing topics of our time: gas prices, war, economics, and the bonnaroo lineup. After getting well-informed, pour yourself a drink and get cozy with some quotes you can use on your next blind date. It’s always a good time.

In our last interview of the year, Patrick talks with Shana Berkeley about her work as executive director of Corner to Corner and how our version of Jesus affects how we see everything else.

In this episode Patrick sits down to talk with professor, author, radio show host and fellow podcaster Dr. Lee C. Camp about the journey of his calling, the nature of existential crises, and the lost talent of giving and receiving criticism.

Just in time for thanksgiving, Uncle Wes Hartline returns to sit down with Patrick for a conversation about life in your thirties. They discuss school, careers, relationships, and where wisdom can be found in our busy and often confusing lives.

In this long-awaited episode Patrick has a conversation with John Lowry about growing up SoCal, finding Jesus in Kentucky (not what you think) and the big scary world of Conflict Management. They also get into his latest project and share some tips about dealing with conflict in our own lives.

In this episode Patrick sits down with professor and family and marriage counselor Chris Gonzalez for a conversation about the relationships between doubt and certainty, love and fear, and because this is still real life, therapy and COVID-19.

This week Patrick sits down with author Kelly Byrd to discuss her new novel City of Lights. They talk about her inspirations for the book, the writing process itself, a and year in China.

There are stories, there are shout-outs, just go with it.

In this very special episode Patrick sits down with good friend Garner Goode (like food) to talk about some stuff but mostly it’s a DUNGEONS AND DRAGONS EPISODE. That’s right, nerds, this one is for y’all. So strap in for a deep dive into America’s most misunderstood hobby and don’t worry, this is just the beginning.

In this episode Patrick talks with Lance Hedrick of Onyx Coffee Lab about giving up on academia and diving into the strange and complicated world of coffee. Whether you’re curious about the best way to brew a cup, how that coffee gets to you in the first place, or if you just want to hear “latte art” and “throwdown” in the same sentence, you won’t be disappointed.

This week Patrick sits down with Josh Jackson, minister at Rural Hill Church of Christ in Nashville, to talk about ministry, race, policing, and community. Josh gives us his secret to staying strong and staying sane as a black man in spaces dominated by whiteness, as well as how we can thrive in a post-pandemic world.