We Used To Be Friends

We talk with Pastor Greg Holder, author of books Never Settle and The Genius of One. We share some laughs but really get down to learning and trying to become better at loving others.

In the final episode of Season 1, Tracy, BJ, and Josh discuss their favorite podcast shows from the year.

We talk about the year in general in this episode, I mean, it started off with a spray whip shortage, then Covid, racial tension, presidential election... whew! Tired yet?

We discuss Thanksgiving memories: the good, the bad, and the creepy and how we want Thanksgiving to be remembered by our kids.

In this episode, we talk about adventures we need to take, and who we want to take them with.

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 durin...

In the first episode we talk with Pastor Anthony Meyers. He: Loves God Has a teaching Degree is an African American 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!

In this episode with Jim Sonefeld, we finally clear up the mystery on whether or not it was him who made out with Monica from Friends (It wasn't). We also hit some pretty critical topics like 12 steps and race.

In the first episode of our interview with Jim Sonefeld, we learn about his transition from keeping the rhythm for one of the biggest bands of the 90s to being out in front, leading praise and worship. We also catch Josh playing with his dolls, again.

Trooper Brian Geier shares his opinion on gun control and recounts some of his experiences getting tased, pepper sprayed, and his granny walking off in a casino.

In this episode, we talk to multi-award winning Missouri Highway Patrolman Trooper Brian Geier. Before this guy became a successful law officer, he was scratching at pool, breaking his pool cue over his knee, and throwing it into the lake like it was a javelin. True story! Of course we share some funny stories, but also talk about the George Floyd event. We sincerely hope that this demonstrates ou...

After John left the interview, we talked about our "wounds." According to John's book Wild At Heart, every single man (and woman!) carries around a wound in their hearts. This wound scars us and follows us around. We get vulnerable in this episode! This is guaranteed to hit you right in the "feels!"

In this episode, John talks about Earth restored, Star Wars, CS Lewis, and answers some hard questions. I asked him, what are we going to do when we are watching those former friends and loved ones at judgement... and they don't make it? Listen to this episode for his advice.

Tracy, Josh, and BJ talk Braveheart, Star Wars, The Chronicles of Narnia, and floating down the Colorado River with NY Times Best Selling author John Eldredge.

While BJ and Tracy explore the best shows of all time and some current movies, Josh can't help still talking about how much he misses ALF.

Should you get annoyed with your mom? Judge your friends and neighbors? How important are friends who share your values and ethics?

Ever feel like you have the cartoon angel on one shoulder, and the little cartoon devil on the other? One trying to convince you to do good things, and the other... well, not so much. CS Lewis wrote a story called The Screwtape Letters in which a senior spirit tries to give advice to his nephew on how to steer a man the "wrong" way.