The Maybe Box

The guys dive deep into the deepening cultural and political divides and political correctness while approaching them from a Biblical angle. They also dive just as deep into another weird (and disgusting) taste test as suggested by listeners. And they question why smiling became the "go-to" photographic pose.

The guys grill up and eat pumpkin infused hot dogs on the air while discussing serious culture and faith topics of the day. Matt also has to decide which staff member he would trade for new socks. Check out the pumpkin spice hot dog experiment video on Facebook at facebook.com/whatnownetwork.

Matt & Chad get back to discussing pop culture and politics through a Biblical lens. For the most part. They also make a big announcement or two from the place where the announcements will take action.

Lots of good stuff in this episode. The guys discuss the movie career of a guy named Mike Jerome Putnam in greater detail than expected. Also, details of how we want our funerals to go and we get input from the audience in real-time. Ian Gilbert joins us to provide an update on getting Seattle to change their motto to "Miserable wetness that never ends" and we get serious to discuss the gap our churches have left regarding community at the expense of the real gospel. Enjoy.

The guys discuss a poor customer service experience for their first "Unsponsor" while honoring the BBQ stylings of a local joint's new ownership. Also, stupid news, politics, movies, important faith topics and music encompass this week's Maybe Box.

Matt & Chad discuss headlines, chili cookoffs, James Corden's brilliant assessment of American politics, how Christians might engage in real discussion to reach others, cool cover music and much more.

In this episode, Chad loses his patience while Matt gains a momentary appreciation for Nickelback. Also, the guys discuss cool new cover tunes, guilty pleasure TV, how you might train a parrot to insult specific people and most importantly, how to see life through a Biblical lens in a strange, strange world.

On the day Chick-Fil-A opens in a small Central Texas town & the guys remember an involuntary hotel remodel by Chad, we discuss "13 Reasons Why", movies that should be re-made, talk to Ian in Seattle & much more.

Our best episode yet includes summertime jams, unofficial sponsors, how to know your music is "old", a five step plan for being a good protestor and a deep dive into the difference between emotions and the Holy Spirit, between loving Christianity and loving God & much, much more.

Matt & Chad discuss the death of Don Rickles, sending food back at restaurants, read answers to Matt's weekly Facebook question, try to figure out why people hate Nickelback, put a banana seat bike dare out there & introduce a new opening song.