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Jacob and Jim talk about the 1972 Elvis Presley concert at Barton Coliseum in Little Rock, where Jim was lucky enough to score front row tickets. They discuss Jim’s early years of pursuing a career in theater, meeting his wife Callie, his eventual transition to becoming a hospital chaplain, and much more.
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Jacob and Campbell discuss college life, dating, running, mountain climbing, artificial intelligence, and growing up with a semi-famous grandpa, plus lots more.
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Jacob and Michael talk about Michael’s brand new album Church Songs, which releases today on all streaming platforms under the name Richard Michael Hall. They also reminisce on their years of photoshoots together and, most importantly, their favorite chicken tender restaurants.
Jacob and Greg discuss the good and not-so-good aspects of growing up in the evangelical south in the 90s and early 2000s. They also dive into Greg’s self-described psychotic break during which he dove headlong into conspiracy theory chatrooms and the weird corners of the internet. They wrap up by talking about their recent camping trip where Greg stayed up all night in 14 degree weather by the fire.
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Jacob and Brennan discuss their faith in Jesus, and the value of finding a worship experience where the holy spirit is welcome and alive. What does that mean? Listen to the episode to hear more. They also touch on fly fishing, music, and the Good Ol’ Grateful Dead.
Here’s a couple of things the guys mention in the episode:
The Nature of God by Graham Cooke
The Race is On by The Grateful Dead
In the episode, Brennan mentions that he believes George Jones wrote The Race is On, and Jacob suggests it was Marty Robbins. In fact George Jones was the first to record The Race is On and made it quite famous, though the songwriting credit goes to a man named Don Rollins. Marty Robbins did not play or record a version of the song.
Jacob and Andrew talk about books, video games, kids, and yes - Dungeons & Dragons. They start the episode by discussing some of their favorite moments from the game where their characters are bound to become best buddies in whatever made up world they find themselves dropped into. Enjoy the conversation, and thanks for listening.
You didn’t ask for it, but here it is anyway, another full hour of Dungeons & Dragons talk with everyone’s favorite dungeon master, Jake Morris. Jacob and Jake discuss their favorite character classes, map creation, session zeros, dice, dreams, and so much more. Thanks for listening.
Jacob and his dad discuss memories of Dave’s parents and siblings, his faith as a Christ follower, and the value of being deeply known and loved by a group of men who have each other’s backs, no matter what.
Jacob and Michelle discuss her activism work on behalf of the people of Palestine. They also discuss the untimely death of her late husband, Marcus. And finally, they talk about some fun stuff, like her precious daughter Birdie and the video games she’s currently having fun with.
Below are links to some of the things Jacob and Michelle mention in the episode:
Little Rock Peace for Palestine
Bono’s acceptance speech at the NAACP
The Grief Recovery Handbook
Jacob and Tony discuss having an unexpected pregnancy at a young age, and trying to figure out how to be an adult when you’re still just a kid. They touch on faith, religion, depression, and parenting. They also hit on Tony’s music memories and favorite live concert moments.
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