Kendall Paul explains, by way of his Preacher's Kid delivery to a pandemic inspired virtual audience, why Blues, the music genre, has been so vital in chasing his personal blues away. KP's daughter Linzi plays a hopping bass line throughout. 

In keeping with current events, PK takes a painful look at racism. He recollects for us an event that took place earlier in his career as a junior high English teacher. 

PK expresses his view of the President of the United States (PUS) in 2020. To do this, he flashes back and forth to spaces in his life as a Preacher's Kid. 

Dreams of being a rebel fade into an awkward situation between Preacher's Kid (PK) and a visiting Christian rebel that is visiting the college campus. What follows is a scramble for the rock of self-identity!

P.S. The song in the intro is "The Foolish Man and the Wise Man"which PK learned in his Sunday School years.

A peculiar episode, PK explores the transformation from the rebel ideal to being more of a social misfit.  Sister Beverly and Brother Bob join KP (Kendall Paul) for a discussion concerning the inclusion of this episode for a podcast. KP wanted to retract it, but Sister B and Brother B suggest otherwise. 

PK almost pulls in a big one. But, what he ties-into next is bigger... in a way that defines a mystical experience in the deep woods of Maine. 

Rebellion helps launch PK into his "orbit."  He enters a world of ideas hitherto unexplored. PK grows frustrated with characters who have an answer for everything. 

The first seed of rebellion is planted in PK's young mind, all in the name of becoming a good Christian.  PK begins plotting his rebellious game plan. 

PK's burning desire to become a  performing rocknroll musician gains momentum.

PK encounters several agents from Hell, and lives to tell about it!