Kory and Chris discuss the most expensive things they have ever broken before Chris tells us about one of those intrusive guilty memories that he just can't shake.

Finger Blasters feature prominently in this reflection and what to do with unpleasant feelings of regret of past mistakes. 

Kory and Chris have an on-air "Listener Engagement Meeting" - aka Kory tells Chris that some listeners he encountered were less than impressed with his response to being recognized for Storydram.

Kory goes on to tell a story about a time in 5th grade when he declared an unfounded opinion and offended a teacher he really cared about. The guys reflect on how powerful our words can be.  

Kory brings up his role as an unofficial cheerleader in college. Chris overshares about his disappointment in not being invited to be a Rat Pack member at St. John's University before the guys discuss whether it is okay to cheer for a former rival. 

Kory tells a powerful story about attending a college keg party and making a decision to not be the guy and walking out. The guys reflect on embracing God's will and accepting God's love for us when we don't.

Chris and Kory discuss unintentionally and unfortunately replacing Lenten sacrifices with some other thing that scratches the itch before they go into a strangely long discussion of chocolate milk. Only in Lent would two catholics talk about chocolate milk so long.

Chris then tells a story about receiving ashes twice during his Ash Wednesday Mass and experiencing through the eyes of an OCIA candidate getting ashes for the first time. The guys reflect on the meaning of ashes and trusting God enough to receive what he is giving. 

Kory and Chris discuss the joys and genius of naps. Then Kory tells a story about his 11 yo son asking to be carried up to bed before the guys reflect on the "last time" moments we have with our kids. 

Kory and Chris talk about going to the doctor until the conversation shifts into what TV shows they are currently watching. #health.

Chris then tells a story about his first colonoscopy. Kory reflects on respect, care, and love for the elderly. Kory keeps assuring Chris he doesn't mean Chris, yet he keeps talking about it in light of Chris' colonoscopy. Chris's son enjoys telling people that his "Dad is getting his butt checked!" 

Hey honey, should we try to drive through this 3 foot drift?! I think yes!

Dan Weigle is back with Kory and Chris to tell us about some of his terrible, wonderful North Dakota driving experiences. One time in the middle of a blinding blizzard, Dan wasn’t sure he was going to make it home. A quick call to ask his wife to pray for him and some white knuckle steering wheel gripping and he made it. What’s it like to have someone to pray for you? It’s everything. 

Kory’s cousin Dan is in the studio this week and adds a bit of texture to a previously recorded story. Dan goes on to tell the story of his deaf, blind dog Cotton and his families desperate search for Cotton when she runs away. The guys discuss the idea that God never tires of pursuing us. 

Can you imagine Kory with a shaved head? You can by listening to this week’s Storydram Roulette! Kory decides between telling a story about a bad haircut or about a unicorn crossing the street in New York City. Needless to say Kory shared about a time he shaved his head and his future wife Alicia was less than pleased. The guys reflect rash and drastic decisions before Chris realizes they already pulled the bad haircut card in a previous Storydram Roulette round.  Storydram Roulette truly is random. 

Alicia LaCroix, Kory’s wife, makes her Storydram debut and takes things deep, fast with a powerful story and reflection on encountering Jesus in the poor and incredibly joyful children she met on a mission trip in high school. This experience changed the trajectory of Alicia’s life and gave her a heart for the poor. Chris’ wife Liz sits in too.