The Interns

In their coldest episode yet, The Interns* gather to commemorate (and commiserate) youth winter camp. Joined by a live studio audience!

Five is greater than four, and gorilla bears are certainly greater than grizzly bears. On this episode of The Interns, we welcome a new member, discuss exploring holes within the earth's crust (allegedly), and share riveting tales of romance.

Alternate titles include “Back in the Saddle,” “Yes, We Still Exist,” and “There are Four of Us Now.” Call it what you want, but the (ex-) Interns are back, and we all have some exciting news to share.

This week, we're welcoming a new co-host, and Intern, to the Interns Podcast. Join us to experience the highs and lows of whatever weird mood Kaleb's in, rapid-fire interview questions with our surprise guest, and the beginning of a bold, new chapter in our history.

In their long-awaited return, The Interns do what they do best, and discuss a range of wildly unrelated topics such as what we've been doing since June, what Kaleb's been doing since January, and what Johnny did today. Plus, a tale as old as time: How did Kaleb and Johnny meet? All this and more in today's return to podcast goodness.

Listen in to the epic conclusion of The Interns' Camp-themed summer extravaganza. We discuss Canadian camp, American camp, and mysterious urban legends...

Returning once again from a month-long break, the Interns emerge from their slumber to discuss church summer camps and urban legends. Join us for this exciting two-part episode!

This week (month?) we're glad to be back from an extended break. We unpack our break, Kaleb's life as a homeschooler, and the last semester of school on this (slightly) extended episode of The Interns.

In this chapter, the Interns talk about initiations and superheroes. Also, why isn’t there a Captain Canada movie? Kaleb weighs in...

On this Spring Break special, the Interns give their one-year retrospectives on the Coronavirus and the beginning of quarantine, and talk to a special guest (the Intern-Maker himself, Matt) about thwarting suspected criminals, exploring North Idaho, and recruiting leprechauns.