In episode 17, Keano gets on one of his best mates Jack Glossop to talk life on the Gold Coast, Football and COVID. The boys talk about how referring to yourself in the third person adds value to a story, why big Gloss talks so much and how come he will never learn another language. Gloss also gives the disciples his relationship deal breakers, talks about how ignorant Aussies can be and what is grinding his gears this week. Keano also talks to Gloss about his time playing under 20's Cowboys and how scrapping the NRL's NYC competition has benefited players. 

In episode 16, another one of Keano's good mates Scooter comes on to talk all things life, university and conspiracy. The boys get into their picks for the Superbowl, their thoughts on the COVID-19 vaccine and whether they will take it. Scooter tells the story of the time he chased down a girl who stole his shirt at the beach, another story about sending a rescue chopper for their mate who they thought had drowned and another story about a windscreen wiper rampage. 

In episode 15, Keano's good mate Tyran Rundmann comes on to tell a few stories for the disciples. The boys get into why Keano gave Ty's brother's the nicknames 'Double AAB' and the 'Puntsman Spider', how Ty finished university and took up a trade and the boys identify smokeys and favourites to make it to the big dance in the NRL this season. Ty explains to the disciples his annual cricket day where each attendee is required to finish a carton and tells the story of buying a motorbike much to his parents dislike. 

In episode 14 - Advice III, Keano and Browny link up for the first Take it as Gospel zoom episode. In the first episode for the year Keano and Browny discuss Brisbane going into a three day lock down, Browny's new job and how he managed to  get a drink thrown at him. The boys give advice on how to get a job while your in high school, the best way to stop drinking  and answer what our biggest deal breakers are in a relationship. The boys also talk about the latest in the NBA and let the disciples know what is grinding their gears this week. 

In episode 13, Keano gets one of his best mates from boarding school Benn Larsen on to tell a few stories about their time at St Brendan's College in Yeppoon. Larso is currently studying education at Central Queensland University in Rockhampton and also works as a disability support worker. The boys tell a number of stories about the mischief they would get up to at house parties they attended whilst in school. The boys also reflect on the dreaded morning training's they were required to do, to play school boys footy.  Larso explains his 'local knowledge' snap-chats. The boys also break down their wild term 4 in grade 12, preview some of the off-season moves in the NBA and Larso tells the disciples what's grinding his gears this week.

In episode 12, Keano gets his mother Sallie Kearnan (Ma) on to talk life and some of the mischief she caused growing up in Toowoomba. Sallie works as a Specialist Homelessness Team Leader with an organisation in Townsville and talks about how she got to where she is and what her work entails. Sallie reflects on her ruthless childhood which involved cutting a kids rats tail off and pushing a kid off a veranda, but also delves into how those incidents eventually led to her joining the police as an 18-year-old. Sallie and Keano reflect on an infamous race day they attended and also delve into Keano's fathers war with his next door neighbour known as 'Big Boy'. 

In episode 11, Keano gets a couple of lunatics on that he has met in the field since starting his new job in Townsville. Georgia Costi and Erin Buchan both work for rival media outlets in Townsville and come on for the first triple threat podcast since Take it as Gospel's creation. The trio go into working in Townsville, copping hate from news consumers online and their first encounters with one another. The three get into TIAG's new segment "What's grinding your gears" and also talk about their guilty pleasures. They also get into some of their wild weekends since Keano's arrival in the Ville and their plans for the upcoming media ball. 

In episode 10, Keano gets his cousin and new roommate Brody Lawton on for a bit of a reflection on the addition of Keano into the household. The boys get into how they are a bad influence on each other, they give a recap on game 1 of Origin and preview game 2. Keano asks Brody about his work as an AV technician, growing up in Bowen and the boys reflect on how close they've gotten since only getting to know each other in the past couple of years. The boys start their new segment "what's grinding your gears" and also delve into their plans for next weekend as well as the importance of having quiet weekends. 

In episode 9, Keano has a crack at his first solo episode. He uses the episode to give the listeners (disciples) an update as he reaches the three-week mark since moving to Townsville. Keano breaks down how he feels in his new job, the challenges of moving and gives his thoughts on this weekends NRL and AFL grand finals as well as a handful of NFL tips for Monday morning. Keano also discusses his wild first weekend out in Townsville and how he managed to get on a bar tab at a Rugby Union GF after party. Keano finishes by giving an update for his future episode plans and discusses his plans for this weekend. 

In episode 8, Keano and his sister Tess Kearnan join forces to record the first podcast in Townsville following Keano's trek north. Tess comes on to talk the struggles of juggling full-time work with full-time university and work placement. Tess studies a bachelor of social work and discusses her passion for working with troubled youth and the challenges of working as a youth worker at the detention center. Keano and Tess tell a number of childhood stories including the time they stomped on a real estate agents seat belt to choke him, the time Tess got caught stealing a lollipop from her primary school teacher so Keano could have one and the things they did to annoy their parents on long car trips. Keano and Tess answer a number of questions about each other, fond memories of being on the receiving end of parental discipline and talk about their disastrous first week of living together in Brisbane.