This week, Jake and Brett explore the topic of work and responsibility through the lens of St. Joseph the Worker. How does his example help us to grow as men in our work? How we handle our work reveals our character and our hearts. We can find profound meaning in responsibility. How does responsibility help us to mature, and how can St. Joseph help show us the way? The hosts provide insight into these essential questions, helping us identify how we can mature from boys into men.

This week, Jake and Brett have on the most special guests in the history of the show: their wives! They have a lovely conversation about how they met, how they've grown as a couple in their years of marriage and how they've handled and learned from their wounds and hardships of marriage. Both couples have a depth of knowledge and experience with the heights and depths of marriage and the conversation is rich with laughter, insight and love.

Jake and Brett are joined by Bishop McCaig: the Bishop of the Canadian Military and member of the Companions of the Cross. They discuss the five areas of self-knowledge that are key to spiritual growth and the four primary ways that God speaks to us. There is a treasure trove of insight to the spiritual life from the good Bishop that led to a lot of "ah-ha" moments for our hosts. This episode can help you prepare for Lent in some real and tangible ways.

This week, Jake and Brett discuss the true meaning of being yourself. God created us in a particular way and we need to live in that truth. There's a balance to be had between thinking too little or too highly of ourselves. Men are often afraid to show how strong they really are because they're afraid they will hurt someone, but we were sent to be representatives of a powerful God and so we need to carry ourselves accordingly. Holding all these things in balance can be difficult, but this conversation will help in achieving that goal.