Episode 23 -- Jenny and Dieter talk about being religious, being spiritual, and living with respect. The theme is, as always, "in peace, on purpose."

Episode 22, and we're talking about the importance of working together. Something amazing happens when we realize that nobody ever does anything alone. When you decide to be a student and a teacher, and when you decide to make a difference in the world, you find the change you've been looking for.

Episode 21! Jenny and Dieter talk about Mullet Culture, the pros and cons of xenomorphs, and the reason we do good. This one is business in the front and a party in the back.

In the twentieth episode of the podcast, Jenny and Dieter talk about the difference between prayer and meditation, why we use parental terms when we talk about God, and the relationship of fidget spinners to spiritual development.

In the nineteenth episode of the podcast, Jenny and Dieter talk about what it means to be truly present in your community. When the goal isn't escape but rather growth, not conversion but inspiration, everything changes.

They also talk about the absolute certainty of living on a houseboat. Trust me.

Eighteen episodes in! This time around, Jenny and Dieter talk about what it means to welcome the stranger, what real charity is, and how to give from the heart.

In the seventeenth episode of the podcast, Jenny and Dieter talk about what happens after happily ever after, what church is, and isn't, about, bio burgers, and fish love.

The sixteenth episode of the podcast is about Easter; Jenny and Dieter talk about what it means to challenge, inspire, and move into a new life. What are you ready to let go of? What are you ready to wake up to?

Episode 15 - Dieter and Jenny talk about radical acceptance: the secret to healing and freedom. They also talk about a lot of nerdy stuff. Grab your Bible and your pocket protector.

14 episodes in! Dieter and Jenny talk about what happens after happily ever after, the magic of stepping out on faith, and the difference between a full schedule and a full life.

There are also some dad jokes in there. You've been warned.