One day in 1901, a young farmer from Croatia set out on a walk. Decades later, he was still walking, had traversed six continents, and had stood face-to-face with the most famous people of the age.
Josh Good discusses the significance of faith in modern society, the value of interfaith collaboration, and how religious diversity can help society create solutions to current issues.
Everyone’s a baby about something! Bill Harley turns whining into a hilarious song we can all relate to.
Summer can feel like a cruise...except you're the director. You’re in charge of the schedule, the entertainment, the food, the fun and it can get overwhelming fast. Jordan Page from "Fun, Cheap, or Free" joins Lisa to talk about how to sail through summer without running yourself into the ground. She shares smart, practical tips on setting a “fun budget” to save money, managing screen time, coordinating friend time, planning meals, carving out moments for yourself, and creating meaningful memories along the way.
Dave Gibbons discusses the concept of third culture, and how Jesus may be the ultimate third culture person.
Dave Gibbons discusses the concept of third culture, and how Jesus may be the ultimate third culture person. He explains how it is important to love and serve in any community, regardless of pain or discomfort, and talks about how he has faced his PTSD and trauma with faith and purpose.
Bill Harley tells a story of his elementary school cafeteria, where even pricier than friends and first servings are...the hot bread 'n butter sandwiches.
Seal pups are born into a world of ice and uncertainty—but also wonder. In Antarctica, field biologist Naira de Gracia works among these fragile new lives, witnessing their first flops, first calls, and moments of unexpected trust. When one pup, just hours old, falls asleep on her lap, she’s reminded of the quiet magic found at the edge of the world. Hear her full story from S5 E1 at the link in our bio or on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts!
A lot of teenage boys fall into radical rabbit holes without even realizing it. They’re not searching for hate, they’re searching for help.
