The RELEVANT Podcast

This episode we’re joined by one of our favorite indie folk bands, The Mountain Goats. Plus, RELEVANT Buzz covers a new social media app (that might be way healthier); the vulnerable journey of a Hollywood star; and what does Mumford sound like without the Sons? Find out.

James Vincent McMorrow is still learning how to mange other’s expectations, but as he shares with RELEVANT, he’s ready to embrace changes, even if others are hesitant. Plus, the cast cannot stop horsing around during Slices when they dive into new opportunities for the Olympics to grow and a retired lifeguard who’s taking a second lap. And don’t miss the cast's insightful conversation about Creflo Dollar’s recent apology for the prosperity gospel and what it means for the Church.

'Paws of Fury' co-stars Michael Cera and George Takei join us to talk about how their new film is fun for all ages. Plus, the gang tries to figure out Rolling Stone's interpretation of prayer, debunks the recent fentanyl scare and discusses the mental health emergency number. And stick around to the end to hear the most horrendous plane horror stories!

Amanda Cook opens up about her new album "State of the Union" and gets honest about her mental health journey. Plus, the gang talks about Subway's new menu update, a new poll that shows Americans' view of the Bible, alternative meat options and unnecessary movie sequels.

Actor John Cho joins us to tell us about the important message about grief and family in his new film, "Don't Make Me Go," and navigating a tender story in turbulent times. Plus, the gang is all back together again to discuss Jamie's European adventure, Chris Pratt's recent faith interview, America's declining mistrust in institutions and some very, very bad first dates.

This week, we're joined by Dr. Caroline Leaf, a renowned expert on the connection between our brains and the rest of our lives. She tells us why Christians should be especially interested in her field of study, and how we can use our minds to impact our spiritual lives. Also, the gang talks about the perks of being able to stand on one foot and how churches are helping people with climbing gas prices.

On this episode of the Relevant Podcast, the gang is joined by hit worship duo Kari Jobe and Cody Carnes to talk about 'The Blessing' of writing worship music in a pandemic. Also, the gang discusses a new church TV show headed to HBO, Jesse shares about his home repair mishaps and a debate about the wisdom of trusting groomsmen with responsibility ensues.

Rainn Wilson joins us for this brand new episode to tell us about his return to comedy in Paramount Plus' 'Jerry and Marge Go Large.' Plus, the cast discusses the death of Internet Explorer, a new FDA ban on Juuls, America's fast food hidden gems and so much more.

Naomi Raine's life has changed tremendously over the last two years, but she's venturing out on her from Maverick City Music. The worship artist spoke with us about her upcoming solo album and how her journey through life inspired her to worship God even more. Plus, the cast tackles Mark Cuban's new medication company, Florence Pugh's newest role, your editorial feedback and so much more fun.

This week, we're joined by the Reverend Jacqui Lewis to talk about her latest book 'Fierce Love: A Bold Path to Ferocious Courage and Rule-Breaking Kindness That Can Heal the World.' Also, the gang dives deeper into Cameron's mysterious maritime disappearance and swaps Tom Cruise stories. Also, a round of slices and the debut of our latest game: EGOTTA Be Kidding Me.