A bible study of bikers, truckers, musicians, and bartenders turned into an all-welcoming church on the rough side of town. It's a church that's not about religion, it's about relationships. The Captain and Angel Jen sit down with Randy Schoof and REV Dave Miller of Warehouse Church on this episode to discuss religion vs. relationships, "fake church," and how Christ would have been known as "lover of the gays."

 

"Be real... go get dirty... share love..."

~REV

 

Visit WarehouseChurch.org

or MotorcycleSunday.com

"Do you remember the day that you woke up and decided to be straight?"

The Captain sits down with his favorite lesbian couple to discuss the recently introduced "Religious Freedom" bill in Indiana and what it could mean for the future of human rights. WARNING - Opinions and feelz flow freely!

Side effects from Epilepsy medication led 16 year old Destinee to take her own life. However, what's being done in her name today is keeping kids off the streets and saving their lives through music and dance. The story of Simply Destinee Youth Dance Outreach Program is nothing short of amazing and it's on episode #11 of the Captain's Pod! Visit www.simplydestinee.com for all the info on this amazing program.

After being born in a prison, she bounced between 25 different foster homes from ages 1 to 9. Years of abuse led to a hopeless 6 months in a mental institution by age 12. Now, Meet Rose...

Rose not only has a degree, a job, a home, and a car, but she also spends countless hours helping those in need. An inspirational member of society, her story is tear-jerking and amazing and it's right here!

Ever heard the one about the guy that was in Iraq and got shot in the face and died, then came back to life?

Well, his name is E.J. and he's right here!

We sit down with Edward Trautner (E.J.) and friend of the show Ash to hear E.J.'s incredible story, his opinions on the military, (NSFW) what first-person shooter type military video games he likes to play, how he WANTS people to make fun of him, and how he fills his days doing charity work! 

For more info on Feed My Starving Children, visit FMSC.org

The Captain and Eric the Wondermutt have a life-changing chat with Jen Slepicka and Brooke Mol from Suicide Prevention Services. We discuss triggers of depression, helpful ideas to cope, and fun events that SPS has coming up!

If you or someone you know is dealing with depression and need help, PLEASE use one of the resources below:

To live chat with someone from SPS, visit spsamerica.org

To join the 103 Club or to get more information, visit 103club.com

For more info on "50 Men Who Cook" coming up on March 21st in Batavia, visit 50menwhocook.com

 Find SPS on Facebook HERE!