We decided to dig down deep a little bit in this episode only covering a handful of topics. The pacing might be different from our previous episodes but we think you'll like it. Let us know what you think! In our third episode, we cover tortilla records and Jack White albums, Apple Music vs. Spotify, and comment/share our thoughts on the recent Confederate Flag and LGBTQ Supreme Court events/rulings... among other topics and tidbits.

*Shout out to Childish Gambino for our dope intro/outro music, "Sober," off the album Kauai. Thanks to those early listeners that gave us some good feedback as we tried our best to incorporate them into our second episode. In our second episode, we share our opinions about the new Mad Max movie; check out some medieval art depicting the Game of Thrones series (featuring Yoda); Colin takes the "NPR audio quality test" and we relate it to the process of transcribing scriptures; Colin laments the end of Community as we compare the medium to Christians continuing the narrative of the Bible; we attempt to wrap our heads around eschatology and how that affects a whole bunch of stuff; Tyler got a new Macbook (yep); we explore the sub-reddit world of "the button"; and Tyler concludes the show with some great recommendations for comedy podcasts/web shows.... among other topics and tidbits.

We had a great time recording our first episode! It was a little rough figuring out some of the kinks (and there's plenty more to still figure out) but we wanted to post it to get some feedback. Overall, we want our podcast to be more loose in structure for easy, light, and fun listening. We'll be goofy at times...we'll be serious at times...BUT we hope our show is both entertaining and enlightening as two young seminary students explore and talk about how theology and culture both influences and shapes the other. In our first episode, we talk about topical vs. text preaching; Game of Thrones/True Detective vs. preaching rhetoric; 4D (?!) movie theaters vs. designing liturgy; Star Wars canon vs. biblical canon, among other topics and tidbits.