Chris confesses to fake camping on Father’s Day weekend. Kory tells a story about replacing a toilet. The guys reflect on being enough, learning, and leaning on God.

After the 100th Episode Party, we had the 100th episode after party which included this end of the day, behind the scenes episode with Eve Anders. The group talks about Eve entering the convent in the fall and religious order beer Koozies. Eve tells a story about shocking her parents with a grand announcement when she was in 4th grade. An announcement that wasn't true and yet very shocking. The group talks about the goodness of innocence. 

Storydram's 100th Episodes happened live on May 31st! A live audience, birds, sirens, feral children, coolers, pulled pork, and much more make this a very special episode. Were you there?

The Nate Reinhardt of Sonar Worship, Holy Name of Jesus, and Chris's wedding joined the guys on the 100th episode. The guys cleared the air about Chris and Nate not wanting to hire Kory 15 years ago. Then Nate tells us a story about the last thing his father said when he dropped him off at college. The guys reflect on how saying the wrong thing at the right time is a skill that help people know that what you are saying is the truth. 

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Kory and Chris talk about Pope Leo XIV's name and how Chris's son Leo is taking the news he has to share his name with the Pope. Chris tells a story about how he threw an absolute fit because he didn't read a recipe carefully enough. The guys unpack adult tantrums, love, and peace as well as what it means to sit in unpleasantness in service of the greater good. 

Kory and Chris discuss the joys and pain of the children's school concert. Chris tells a story about the time a woman, not his wife, bought him a beer at a dive bar. The guys discuss bringing the gospel and the Church to all corners of the world - especially where the world thinks good news wouldn't go. 

Chris describes a mysterious gentleman sitting near him at dinner the other night. The guys discuss approaching strangers in public. Chris goes on to tell about a time that he broke a glass jar and his mom commanded him to stand still. The guys reflect on how being still and docile before God is often a better spiritual practice than activity. Sometimes the best spiritual advice is "Don't Move." 

Chris and Kory get talking about the death of Pope Francis and who will be the next Pope. Wrong answers only. Kory tells us a story about his youngest daughter learning to use Siri to call her dad at work. The guys reflect on learning new skills, surviving initial failures, and how we can try new things in faith too. 

Happy Easter! It's Easter and the guys are talking all about the ways they are going to celebrate Easter! (mostly by eating and drinking *shrug emoji*). Chris tells the story of missing his friend's ordination to the priesthood because of a car accident and th fallout during which the other driver lied about what happened in the accident! Kory relates by telling a story about his car being in an accident officially without getting in an accident. The guys talk about the challenge of sharing stories without trying to one-up someone else. 

The guys talk band names and Chris brags about being good at naming bands (not a great color on him). Kory goes on to share about the garage band he was in during his Middle School years. We even get to hear an excerpt from a song! Kory and Chris then talk about creativity and the creating power of God. The guys reflect on how everyone is made for some act of creativity and that by being creative we unite ourselves with God's act of creation in true leisure. 

Kory's daughter (and Chris's goddaughter) asks "Would you rather be proposed to on a football field by someone you love or in a castle by someone you don't love?" You'll be surprised by her answer. Kory tells the story of Cecelia asking these zany questions on a daddy daughter date and how they meet Bryce, a homeless man who just wants to eat some ice cream. The guys reflect on the importance of recognizing the inherent dignity of every single human being.