The Right Track

There are quite a few different types of diets, like vegetarian, vegan, and others. Wade himself used to be a strong vegetarian, but after many years of the strict diet, has decided to change it. We go in depth on the switch, and why.

James and I talk about shaving his head, some economics, and even my testimony at the end. We are reminded how even in the most uncertain times, God always prevails.

Ethan and I are by no means perfect in representing Christianity, and neither is anyone else. But there are times where as Christians, we don't really look or act like Jesus. We should stand out and be different because of our faith. The point in this discussion is to check in where you are in your relationship with God. Are you afraid to share your faith with others? Are you doing things you know...

There is always so much to talk about with music. Everybody has their own taste, and everyone has heard music that another person has not. Some play an instrument, some sing, and some just listen to songs all the time. Rachel and I elaborate on only a few of the infinite topics and directions one can take when talking about the art of music.

Can always count on a great conversation with Luke Alford. One of the friends I have grown closer and closer with over time. Now this podcast was full of random yet fun discussion.

We know you can't keep in touch with everyone you meet, nor will everyone you meet like you. Ashley and I discuss how we maintain and make new friends at this point in our lives.

It was a delight to have Paul Padden here on The Right Track. We talk about faith, geography, and other hobbies about each other. It's been another great conversation with a friend.

Kathryn and Candice went to Taiwan in the same summer, through different programs for college. We get to learn what it was like being in a completely different country for 8 weeks and how the trips went for both of them, while in separate programs.

Today on the Right Track we had Brycen Ballard, Leah Bell, and Trystan With a Y. We talked about beginnings in playing and appreciating music, and what it is like to worship God on stage. To end, the three played "Multiplied" by NEEDTOBREATHE with their very own musical talents.

The two of us have enjoyed conversing with other people, so it was great to have him on The Right Track. Ethan and I go and back in free flowing conversation, about pretty much anything that came to mind, including how we plan, social anxiety, and our favorite yet underrated snack.

My good friend Molly is one of the people who helped get me involved in campus ministry. It was fun to see how we have grown in the last two years of being Christians in college. Also, Molly's family has an intriguing business, passed down the last few generations that caught my attention.

Nate Brischetto, Logan Wentz and I discuss what it means to be aware of yourself. Are you a genuine person? Do you talk too much? Are you trying anything new? Does your thinking control your environment, or does your environment control your thinking? These are questions to ask yourself.

Nate and I talk about how and why anything from movies, shows, videos, etc are all so special in their own unique ways.

Jimmy Bedolla is an athletic trainer at Impact Physical Therapy. Being a cross country runner, this subject is particularly intriguing to me. In this episode we learn quite a bit about the human body and what this job really consists of.

Herbie is one of my closest friends growing up with. We share so many of the same interests, like running, basketball, and, apparently, movies too! Such a great time this was.

What makes songs and pictures so special? Nostalgia, peace, and creativity are involved, and we see how Sloane uses this in her daily life.

A group of four can be wild in a podcast, but with the Wentz brothers and Nate Brischetto, there is no doubt it was worth the time to sit down and talk about anything (and everything).

Kolton and I discuss our encounter with a stranger, as an opportunity to share the gospel. But it goes much deeper than just that, as well as other points.

There is so much change in people's lives, all of the time. Figuring out what the best decision is in everything, also counts towards everything.

Carley and I have been teammates on the men's and women's cross country and track team at Western Kentucky University for a couple of years. And while she is graduating now, we talk about life growing up, being a collegiate athlete, and what the future beholds in becoming a real adult after college

This podcast happens to be split into two separate topics, with the first part being about professional basketball, and the second about being truly changed in understanding the gospel of Jesus Christ.

Conversations on social media are talked about enough, but what are the true benefits? Also, we lead into the topic of embarrassing moments we've had.

Ethan and I go over how we have been reading the Holy Bible recently, about prayer life, and how we see God in our life.

An athletes-only type of podcast. Us three, each playing a sport at the same college, reflect on how sports have impacted us in our relatively new walk with Jesus. As well as how other experiences have shaped our perspectives, so far.

This entire podcast were random would you rather questions that turned into many random conversations... with our fake microphones, of course.