In this podventure, we discuss the episode “Connie Goes to Camp, Part 2,” in which Connie continues recounting her time as a Camp What-a-Nut counselor in a letter to her mom. The boys vs. girls competition heats up, the clothes vs. television competition escalates, and Lucy learns that rules are not made to be broken, no matter the circumstances. Also, praying for our enemies, good sportsmanship, and a deep dive into neurodivergent representation.

Alternative Title: Robyn, Lucy, Donna, Oscar, Jimmy, and Jack and Connie go to camp with Allison and Mrs. Needlebark is also there

In this podventure, we discuss the episode “Connie Goes to Camp, Part 1,” in which Connie recounts her time as a Camp What-a-Nut counselor and the lessons she learned in a letter to her mom. While at camp, Lucy succumbs to the temptation of secrets, Allison displays a disconcerting obsession with television, the girls face a ludicrous level of gender discrimination, and the boys attempt to learn several camp activities under the bemused tutelage of Coach Fred Zachary. Also, the importance of archery safety, vocal drag, and tips on avoiding cults.

In this podventure, we discuss the episode “A Bite of Applesauce,” in which Mr. Whitaker entrusts Eugene with the knowledge of a secret computer room in Whit’s End that houses a mysterious, off-limits program called Applesauce. This becomes the premise for a Biblical Fall allegory starring Eugene as Adam, Connie as Eve, and Whit as God. A cool metaphor in theory. Let’s discuss how it plays out in practice. Also, Whisterious Whisteries™, hot hot takes, and how to tell stories about trust. Sup of the sweet nectar.

In this podventure, we discuss the episode “An Encounter with Mrs. Hooper,” in which Donna Barclay has an encounter with an orderly named Richard Maxwell and then befriends an old woman named Mrs. Hooper who is living in a care home. Donna learns the importance of engaging lovingly with people even when they put up walls. Also, Whit’s greenhouse makes an appearance, Baby It’s Cold Outside discourse, and the introduction of our problematic fave, Richard Maxwell.

In this podventure, we discuss the episode “The Imagination Station, Part 2", in which Digger Digwillow has moved beyond thinking the Bible is boring and is actively trying to stop the crucifixion of Jesus in the first ever Imagination Station adventure. The experience may be simulated, but something real is happening in Digger’s heart. Also, good soundscaping, good storytelling, and how does the Imagination Station work?

In this podventure, we discuss the episode “The Imagination Station, Part 1," in which Digger Digwillow, a kid who thinks the Bible is boring, gets set straight by Mr. Whittaker’s titular invention! Whit pulls exactly zero punches as he sends Digger off to witness the climax of all history--the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus. Also, casually inventing ground-breaking technology, imagining the Imagination Station, and dreaming up theme parks. Hold on tight, Catspaws!

Welcome to another Album Art Review, in which we talk about the original cover art on the album we just finished. You can follow along with photos on our reddit as we compare galoshes to rain boots, discuss jewel heists, and attempt to accurately describe an ottoman.

Galoshes (n.): A tall, waterproof shoe worn over other shoes to keep the foot dry in wet conditions.

If you have any drawings of a baby in a leather jacket, please respond to our album art review reddit post with the pics.

CW: Discussion of bodily harm exacted by trees.

In this podventure, we discuss the episode “Go Ye Therefore,” in which Connie recounts her tales of woe to Whit after failing at many exploits in evangelism. In the end, though, she learns that evangelism isn’t just about giving out tracts and saying the right words, but about witnessing through her life. Also, creative evangelism, soapbox sermons, defining persecution, and the five steps to salvation.

CW: Underage drinking mention

The Five Steps to Salvation:

Step One: Realize you have a problem

Step Two: Find someone who can help you with that problem

Step Three: ???

Step Four: Money

Step Five: Salvation

In this podventure, we discuss the episode “Choices,” in which Lucy’s science teacher grants/assigns her the honor of writing an article for a local journal on the topic of evolution. Lucy feels conflicted, as she doesn’t believe in evolution but also doesn’t want to disobey her teacher. In seeking the answer to this moral dilemma, Lucy learns that sometimes what’s right and wrong isn’t so cut and dried. Also, Millennial cringe, college-level academic advice, core character fears, science soapbox sermons, and important reddit polls. Oh, and we lose our minds over a voice actor alert. Don’t worry about it.

In this podventure, we discuss the episode “Bad Company,” in which Donna learns just how bad her friend Rachel’s company can be and must make a difficult choice about their relationship after Rachel commits a petty crime. Meanwhile, Connie learns that not all Bible studies are created equal and faces her first doubts as a Christian. Also, hermeneutics, heresies, and Macho Headbanger, Private Eye (please send us your fanart).