THE TRAMCAST - FERIAL SHMERIAL

THE TRAMCAST hits double digits this week with Episode 10! The Trams share

a special announcement and host a special interview with Natalie Busch of

TheMessyMom.com!

THE TRAMCAST is back with our second Mini Episode! 

Today we keep it short and sweet, covering two segments in this Mini Episode: The Trams play a game they created call "Tea Party" and they answer an important Ask the Trams question.

We're back with Episode 009 and it is jam-packed with all sorts of good

stuff! In this episode the Trams discuss current events, neurotechnology,

and a new take on a classic fairy tale. We also take another ride on The

Canterbury Tram as John sits down with our Rector at Eucharist Church,

Father Ryan Jones, and discusses the sacrament of Confirmation.

You guys!! We're back! After an unscheduled "mid-season break" THE TRAMCAST

returns with Episode 008, and it's a special one! The bulk of this episode

is dedicated to a really fantastic interview we did with the one and only

Eddie Kaufholz!

It's episode double-oh-seven! The Trams are back with a full episode

discussing Ferial's love for Anne of Green Gables, some practical

strategies for purposeful rest in the midst of everyday busy, and a recap

of Holy Week...

Happy Holy Week, everyone! This week we're changing things up a bit and

introducing our first TRAMCAST Mini episode...

In this episode, John and Ferial discuss children's entertainment, varying aspects of culture shock, and effects of gentrification in the Bay Area.

Two for Japan and a Trambling Experiment

Welcome back to THE TRAMCAST! We're so glad that you're here with us, and

thanks for listening! This episode is a really special one as we are doing

our first music spotlight feature on Matt Hires! If you enjoy good music,

you'll want to listen to the entirety of this episode.

In this episode, John and Ferial discuss female heists, varying Valentine's Day practices, and some interesting stories about cheating. We also interview Fr. Joshua Wu of Eucharist Church in San Francisco. Fr. Joshua shares some beautiful and insightful thoughts on the Christian practice and season of Lent.