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Pedometers are no longer needed, even if Evan thinks they are. Hans finished up Michelle Obama's new memoir, and Evan is excited about the new Picard show.
Beneath Evan’s cool and calm exterior is a man who gushes all things space. He doesn’t know the size of the footprint on the moon (psshh), but he does know a lot—much more than most laymen. With that knowledge, and news of a new NASA timeline to get back to the moon, it was time to discuss space. Hans contributes little to the conversation in regard to expertise, but he does talk about a book he finished up on teaching more effectively. Finally, the two talk about their recent experience at the Dave Matthews concert.
A new segment drops this week on You Never Studied! Welcome to "Ask the Expert." In these segments, we'll talk with someone who has unique expertise in an industry but ALSO unique expertise in something completely unrelated. Come for the expertise, but stay for the side-hustle.
In this episode, a meteorologist of almost thirty years—Jeff Manna—shares with us his love for weather AND 80s and 90s Christian rock.
A recent article has Evan and Hans thinking about male loneliness. Is it a real thing? What's missing? What does the church do? Evan just finished up a book on God's attributes (he liked it), and Hans and Evan share their affinity with the It movies.
What's the Acts 29 assessment process like for an established church (at least from Hans' perspective)? What's life like form the perspective from the working poor? How about a new Twilight Zone? This episode has all the feels.
Making over 600m in its opening weekend, it is clear that Avengers: Endgame—and the whole MCU—has lefts its mark on culture today. Listen in as Evan and Hans discuss the finale in two parts: spoiler-free and spoiler-full.
What do you do when you finish an episode and Evan has more to say than there is possibly time for? You make a separate episode and tell him to start talking. And he does. And it is wonderful.
We hope you enjoy our After Hours edition—a way for us to build on what we discussed in the previous episode. Only for the most committed.
In this episode we dive deep into what some might consider pastoral vanity; our friend David Mills wrote a book and you should consider what he has to say; and Hans watched the newest Star Wars trailer for the first time. Did he like it? Does he know much about anything Star Wars? (No.)
After finishing his NBA career, Dwyane Wade admits he's gonna need therapy to make the transition. Hans thinks it is a smart move. Evan shares about a book on lamenting a wife's chronic illness and then he waxes eloquent on the new Bear Grylls Netflix special.
Come with us as we discuss Easter, a book Hans recently read about habit-making (and breaking), and Evan shares us with his take on the Joker trailer.
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