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It's Mental Health Awareness Month, and on this episode To Write Love on Her Arms founder Jamie Tworkowski joins us to discuss the role community plays in our mental health and how we can find help when we need it. Plus, the crew brings some hilarious Slices, and in honor of graduation week we do a cast superlatives game, "Most Likely To..." And don't miss Jesse's bold case for this being the summer rollerblading makes a non-ironic comeback.
Lauren Daigle tells us all about her upcoming, self-titled album. Plus, the cast has some fun with AI musicians, tackles the loneliness epidemic, dives into wild news about vinyl sales and covers your feedback!
Judah and Chelsea Smith join us to talk about how Churchome is rethinking what church can look like. Plus, the cast jokes about Jesse's new haircut, Southwest Airlines questionable processes, why your comfort food might be harming you and how one pastor, um, "paid" back his debt. Stick around to the end for a brand new game, "Roadside Attraction!"
To celebrate the 20th anniversary of "The Beautiful Letdown," Switchfoot joins us to reminisce about the last two decades of their careers. Plus, the cast dives into Chandler Moore's new music endeavor, a group of pastors and politicians trying to make a difference together, Mac DeMarco's massive new album and crazy road trips.
Mike Donehey joins us to share how we can be united even in our disagreements. Plus, the gang talks about airplane etiquette, millennials’ side hustles, how Gen Z is piling on credit card debt, and one Spanish woman’s impressive and lonely feat. Stick around to the end for a new game all about nostalgic!
Josh Holiday from Elevation Rhythm joins us to tell us all about the collective's newest project and how they're empowering the next generation. Plus, the cast reminisces about Buc-ee's rest stops and roadside grills before diving into one church's mission trip into the metaverse, "Super Mario Bros." big moment, The National's upcoming album, and the absurdity of "7th Heaven."
Rebekah Lyons joins us to discuss her upcoming book, "Building a Resilient Life." The cast dives into the hidden wonders of Branson, men's terrible hygiene habits, how Cornerstone Music Festival was the OG Fyre Fest and how Satanic Panic is coming back... on the small screen. At the end, the crowd plays another hilarious round of Would You Rather?
Leeland tells us all about their new album, 'City of God,' and why creating this album was so special. Plus, the cast takes you on a wild ride of discussion about Thigh Masters, the actual Masters, celebrities meeting at church single events, fairytales and the Jonas Brothers. This episode is one for the books!
Jinger Dugger Vuolo walks us through her journey to "disentangle" her faith. Plus, the cast slices into news about a mammoth-made meatball, why Californians are leaving their state, a troubling new AI chatbot and more. stick around to the end when the cast plays a hilarious round of "Would You Rather?"
Matt Redman joins us to have an insightful conversation about his latest album and the future of worship songwriting. Plus, the whole gang is back to talk about horseback riding, Mexico vacations, Blac Chyna's spiritual transformation, a new French law that could deplatform influencers and listeners' side hustles.
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