With Those I've Journeyed

In this episode, Terry interviews Brittany Ryan about professional life, being a woman in the Southern church, and the strength she's found through feminism.

We have a special episode today as our wives, Dacia, Paige, and Beth join us in the studios to talk about our journeys together including both the highlights and the struggles.

Rod talks with his nephew Landon about adversity, resilience, influence, and their experiences including time spent together living under the same roof.

In today's episode, Ben talks with Phesheya Vilakati about their work together in Swaziland and their experiences living in each other's culture.

Terry catches up with Brandon Render to discuss traveling together and playing in a band. Brandon shares his experiences growing up biracial in south central Kentucky and systemic racism in the US.

In today’s episode, we discuss our current situation, reflect on the conversations we have had so far, and start a discussion on our experiences with race in America as we prepare our listeners to hear from our guests in February.

Rod has a conversation with a good friend Allen Arnold who showed up at just the right time in his journey.  An unlikely pair to become close friends, but who formed a tight bond that has lasted more than a dozen years.  Hopefully, as you listen, you will remember and reconnect with a friend who showed up at the right time for you.

In this bonus session, Ben continues his conversation with DG Hollums and discusses his vision for creating an intentional community to model what the church should be. Listen along as we discuss his plans for The Order of the Trinity.

Ben connects with a friend whom he hasn't seen in over a decade to discuss life and ways to see joy in a world that is often broken and painful.  This conversation with DG Hollums explores our need for connection and finding hope in spite of struggle.

In this week's episode, Terry interviews old family friends Pop and Linda.  The discussions focus on faith, family and fast cars with plenty of asides on childhood memories from growing up in rural Kentucky.