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Clint is all alone behind the mic in the (hopefully) long-awaited return of the podcast. He does his best to explain why it took so long and then launches into why self-driving cars have been in the news lately.

Austin draws on his cross-cultural experience as the guys tackle the question of whether Christians, Jews, and Muslims worship the same God.

Austin has a change of heart on social media (sort of), the guys discuss a couple interesting articles, and they conclude by reminiscing on their favorite classes in seminary.

Clint & Austin break down the recent internet controversy between Ken Keathley and Ken Ham which reignited dialogue between old-earth and young-earth creationists.

Clint & Austin break down the recent internet controversy between Ken Keathley and Ken Ham which reignited dialogue between old-earth and young-earth creationists.

In the first ever standalone Random Buffet, Clint & Austin talk about Monarch butterflies and the NBA before recommending a novel by G.K. Chesterton and the Jesus Storybook Bible.

Clint & Austin react to the documentary Poverty, Inc., offering several critiques and drawing some conclusions about how Christians can address poverty in the world.

Clint & Austin do a deep dive into Christian calling before jumping into a Random Buffet with a Bible app recommendation, questions about urban church planting, and an introduction to yurts.

Clint & Austin square off on the use of social media before discussing some stories from the headlines, including a moving eulogy, a strong finish in ministry, and a throw-down over national vs. personal security.

Clint & Austin kick off the podcast with a conversation about the NFL, books they have been reading, and politics, before rounding it up with the first ever Random Buffet.