Today Jeremy asks Aaron about the secret to natural joy. We discuss all of Aaron's joyful tendencies and how they are different than happiness. Contrary to popular belief, joy does not equal happiness.

Welcome to another adventure episode! Aaron takes Jeremy to Waffle House and attempts to educate him. They talk about the good times, the bad times, and preaching.

Disclaimer: It was said that Waffle House would not cause regret or pain. Two hours later, Jeremy experienced great regret and pain.

Jeremy asks Aaron what a rosary is and whether it is applicable to how we pray. Join us as two protestants discuss Catholic theology and how it affects the protestant mindset.

Aaron asks Jeremy if he ever wants to drop what he's doing and pursue a different dream. Welders, pastors, and army rangers all search for something deeper than happiness, but sometimes we don't know what it looks like. Should we continue on our current path when it's not going well or should we pivot? Will Aaron and Jeremy quit their jobs and move to Canada? Find out on this week's episode of Quests and Inquests.

Jeremy asks Aaron about his plants on his patio. Some are sentimental, others just look cool. Join as we observe the true green power of Aaron's thumb.

Welcome to an adventure episode! This was recorded while the guys were doing something out of the ordinary.

Aaron asks Jeremy what his routine for a day consists of. They theorize about topics including sleep, tea, and detox from media in their quest to find the perfect day; hope you enjoy!

Jeremy asks Aaron what love is. It's Valentines Day, so a single dude and a married guy discuss what love is, how to love effectively, and the interworkings of loving another human being.

Aaron asks Jeremy what quests he's embarked on in life. They discuss pursuing manliness, learning to cook, and how goals work. The episode culminates with them defining each other with one word.

Jeremy asks Aaron what his favorite movies are. As they each list their top 3 movies each, they discuss the importance of a deeper meaning and message behind the movies they watch and why Kung Fu Panda is better than Napoleon Dynamite.