Say Something Interesting

In this episode of Say Something Interesting, Margot and Megan break down week one of the new series, The Comparison Trap. Topics include figuring out how to relabel the season of life you're in, the challenges of hyper-awareness, and relishing whatever your present looks like. Other topics include how well the Mariners are doing and eel smuggling.

On this episode of Say Something Interesting, Brent, Margot, and special guest Ryan Snider break down the final week in the series, Outside the Lines. Other topics include misheard song lyrics, karaoke stardom, the danger of assuming you're in the right, and 1,000 bagels.

On this episode of Say Something Interesting Brent, Margot, and special guest Michelle discuss the challenges of doing life and church in an inherently broken system. Other topics include the importance of understanding the complete picture Jesus illustrates in his teachings, the value of cookie dough currency, and the lesser known Culkin brothers.

On this episode of Say Something Interesting Brent and Margot break down week two of Outside the Lines and talk about the challenges of being in a space where you can be challenged. Other topics include the difference between stripes and plaid print, discussion on some of the potential challenges the woman at the well faced, the worlds biggest sporting event that America doesn't quite get, and a toy boat with bigger bragging rights than most people.

On this episode of Say Something Interesting Brent gives us all a lesson in how to be a late-to-the-game hipster. Other topics include acceptable sports hijinks, understanding how the Jewish people tried to save face, bad blood facts, and Brent's social media "arrival" moment.

In this episode of Say Something Interesting, Brent and Margot close up talks on the series White Flag, as well as wax poetical on the new Star Wars movie, Solo. To skip past the spoilers go to 18:10. Other topics include a deeper understanding of Jonah's struggle, glow in the dark dogs, and American heroes, as well as an important announcement about Nights and upcoming news about our Party in the Park!

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On this episode of Say Something Interesting Margot and Brent give play by play coverage of the royal wedding....or maybe they just touch on the crazier aspects and move on to the real topic at hand, the seres White Flags. Topics include understanding the difference between the lessons God wants us to understand and the hardships of life that God faithfully walks through alongside us. Other topics include Brent's love for trashy reality TV and the darker side of Disney Land.

On this episode of Say Something Interesting, Brent, Margot, and special guest Brian Griffin recap our kick off talk from EastLake's new series, White Flag. They talk about the challenges of surrender as well as the difficulty in believing that we won't "get what is coming to us". Other topics include the struggles of Japanese culture with surrender in a society bound by honor rules, the dirtier side of sports, and the temptation of using extreme measures to ensure your kiddos get some shut eye.

On this episode of Say Something Interesting Brent and Margot wrap up talks on the series Guardrails. Topics included are the challenges of taking the time to do some self evaluation in a world that encourages perfection through competition. Other topics include the dangers of placing our wish lists on God, the greatest fake out that may have never happened, a great book on what happens when youthful will and comedy greats collide, as well as a book Margot hasn't read in a long time, but think she likes enough to recommend.

On this episode of Say Something Interesting, Brent, Margot, and special guest Travis Rybarski break down the challenges of being spiritually smart with our finances, because there's nothing like talking about how we spend our money, after talking about people's personal lives. Other topics how much (little) Brent knows about rap, the challenges of building a socially conscious music scene in Tri-Cities, and robot ethics.