Seth and Carina sit down with Hayden, a photographer who spent years in journalism, reporting to crime scenes and witnessing heinous events. He discusses the jarring reality of paranoia and trauma that comes with the job. Does the public deserve access to every single crime that takes place? Should we as consumers moderate our news intake? Do True Crime Podcasts portray the reality of mental illness and crime? Is there a way out for journalists who feel trapped in suffering at their job? All of these questions and more are discussed in this episode.

Seth and Carina discuss commonly known philosophical paradoxes that spark conversation in society and encourage introspective thinking.

Seth and Carina respond to questions from YOU! From whether or not they consider themselves "Christian Influencers" and what that means, to handling pressure in the creative field, to advice they'd give to parents, to what they'd change about the country... this conversation is packed full of depth and laughter.

Seth and Carina discuss the phenomenon of fast-paced social media responses to deep, philosophical questions that actually take years to ponder. It seems as though we as a society are uncomfortable with mystery, and need to satisfy any type of uncertainty, even if that means sitting contently with shallow answers. They cover topics of meaningful questions, social media's quick-fix responses, individuality and purpose, and also touch on the issues with modern American evangelism.

Seth and Carina jump on the cancel-culture conversation to discuss the rapid increase of celebrities and public figures being exposed and losing their platforms. Additionally, on a more personal level, they also dive into grudge-holding, as the two hosts have differing habits when it comes to forgiveness. Should you always forgive, no matter the circumstance? Are human beings capable of change? Is forgiveness used in its proper intention, or is it misused in society today? All of these questions and more are addressed in the conversation.

Seth and Carina sit down with Diana Vuolo, founder of the Lancaster nonprofit "SWAN 4 kids". SWAN stands for "scaling walls a note at a time", and has a mission to help children who have parents in prison heal through musical performance and lessons. Having experienced trauma and abuse in her home growing up, Diana found her own relief and healing in music. She is now dedicated to informing the public about the harsh realities of parental incarceration, and what role we can play in supporting children and helping them heal. This conversation is heavy, vulnerable, and full of resilient stories of children who have been through unspeakable trauma, and have found healing through the gift of music.

While Seth and Carina have touched on their relationship challenges before, in this episode, they go into depth about their biggest conflicts, their growth over 4 years, and their hope for young couples to challenge their relationships and ask difficult questions.

Seth and Carina are joined by award-winning podcaster and film composer Cory Rosen, who shares his journey of overcoming childhood wounds and channeling a creative ambition. With a deep love for music and storytelling, Cory has successfully created a life for himself as an entrepreneur, and aims to inspire and build community through every project he produces. The three discuss gifts and passions, the definition of success, hardships, questioning God, and the power of collaboration and art.

Seth and Carina reflect on their season 2 conversations, guests, and topics. They talk through their personal growth throughout this season, as podcasters, creators, young adults, college students, and much more. Season 3 is on the horizon!

It feels like our brains are searching for new hits of dopamine every second of the day, due to our fast-paced mentality of short-form social media scrolling. When we try to make conversation in person, we may have to endure boring or mundane discussion that we're used to skipping past on social media. We are instantly gratified on social media, and this makes real-life conversation feel like a chore. We are ruining our friendships, romantic relationships, attention spans, expectations... you name it. Seth and Carina share their experiences with social media doomscrolling and discuss the direction that the digital world is moving in.