The Maybe Box

History teacher and scholar Hunter Hobbs takes on a timely news topic (the Electoral College) from a unique angle in his debut episode - how and why our form of government took its shape when it did. Plus, he breaks down the plausibility of a direct democracy and its potential affect on our way of life.

Like the scene from Godfather 2, the guys try to stay away from politics but it keeps dragging them back in. Plus, they discuss the phenomenon of clapping at movies, the importance of preserving Lynda Carter's Wonder Woman legacy and Matt reviews an album that includes a cover of a Kermit the Frog song (which Chad unfortunately tries to impersonate). Bibical perspective on popular culture - The Maybe Box.

I welcome my great friend & proud Marine Bill Boop to the podcast this week to discuss why the Biblical man is a warrior. This is the final in this series on building blocks of Biblical manhood and is one of the best. Bill shares stories from his Marine Corps experience and present day and relates them to the war going on around us. I also learn something that I'd never known about Bill. Enjoy.

On the week of the 241st birthday of the US Marine Corps & today being Veteran's Day, we talk selflessness with my dude, Jim Coursey. Jim is Pastor at Mosaic Community Church, a Marine for life and does as much as anyone I know to serve veterans and those who are hurting. And he doesn't want you to know about it. Truly selfless. This interview will fire you up and challenge you at the same time. Be grateful for the freedom to hear it.

My dude Jason Cullison joins the show to discuss why real men are accountable to each other and responsible for others. He utilizes his experience in ministry, the military and sports to make the point.

Matt & Chad welcome the neverending smorgasbord of stupidity in pop culture and discuss from a Biblical perspective. And sometimes they just talk about things they like. This episode features a little of each. Bonus points if you like 80's & 90's pop culture.

My dude Ford Garner joins me to talk about being grateful in good times and in struggles. And did he ever face struggles! Listen as Ford shares some intimate details on the challenges of facing FOUR brain surgeries and the darkness that can accompany the unknown. You'll be riveted. And because we can change emotions on a dime, we finish with our weekly "Man Up Man Down" segment. It's one of the best yet. Enjoy.

Ford is joined on the show by his longtime friend - Zach Maldonado. The guys answer some of the big questions people have about Christianity - questions such as, "How can I know I am going to Heaven?" and "How can I know the Bible is true?" All of this and more on Episode 8 of The World As We Know It.

Ford sits down with Terrance Woodbury, former University of Georgia basketball player, for part 2 of their 2 part interview. Terrance talks about his professional basketball career and the two discuss issues facing our country today.

We welcome Ryan Hardy, former athlete, military & commercial pilot, and 18 year Krav Maga & Haganah instructor to discuss his passion & motivation for teaching others to protect & defend. Also, Ford Garner joins the pod for the first installment of "Man Up, Man Down".