Recorded months ago, we talk about: how political parties have changed, BJ thinks Hamilton was a president, we name our favorite presidents, lobbyists, we talk about opportunities missed with Sarah and Beth, and the Enneagram Test. 

We are STILL talking about politics with Sarah and Beth. Beth says picking a president is like picking a train that is leaving the station for four years, we can pick one, and pick another one next time. TOOT TOOT!

Republicans versus Democrats? It can be a grudge match, a cage match to the death. But does it "have" to be?

Please listen as we discuss politics around the dinner table, which is usually a big no-no.

Lisa Harper talks parenting, her faith, and the importance on realizing the immense kindness of God. She also shares her mental image of Eve- wearing an ACDC shirt and wearing Daisy Dukes. Hilarious!

In the second episode, Lisa Harper discusses her book The Sacrament of Happy. How she got the idea, clarifications on happiness, and the truth about how one can still be happy and yet honest that life is hard. 

In the first of three episodes, Lisa Harper tells the inspirational story of how she became a mamma and how she loves motorcycles.

Pastor Anthony Meyers continues to dispense some Godly wisdom here. A big takeawy to some knuckleheads like us? Every night when you are going to bed, ask yourself where did you win, where did you lose, and what did you learn. 

In the second episode of this highly impactful interview with Pastor Anthony Meyers, we talk Blue Bell ice cream. That's not all, we also talk about people using others' quotes on social media instead of just saying it yourself. Don't hide, just say it, if you truly feel that way. To change America we can't just change policy, we need to change hearts. In order to help African American lives during this time, don't just be a witness or give your verbal support, become an "accomplice."

In the first episode we talk with Pastor Anthony Meyers. He:

1. Loves God
2. Has a teaching Degree
3. is an African American
4. and also a former cop

So... let's get started, there is plenty to talk about!

We talk about race in this episode, as it played a part in Hootie during their touring. Jim had two impactful quotes "We need to figure out to heal together," and "My children get to be a part of the conversation, and they should be." Great words from a good man!