In our final episode, we take a trip down memory lane by recounting favorite episodes, growth moments, cringe moments, and things we'll miss the most (ok, and least). Thanks for the memories, guys. 

In this week's episode, we celebrate musical teases from some of our favorite artists, make a huge Clean Ears announcement, put some feel-good music in your headphones, and share why community during quarantine is important and good for the soul.

In this week's episode, we vibe to new music and discuss the positive effects of keeping a daily schedule during quarantine.

In this extended episode, we discuss the future of #verzuz, the Wizarding World of Bethel, becoming urban farmers, and ways that our brothers in Christ can follow the example set by Jesus to better protect and support women in the body.

You know what that title means -- we're ditching our regular conversation for something a little more chill and a little more real. This week, we're talking quarantine plans, salvaged goals, and lessons learned while stuck in the house.

In this episode, we share what helps us unwind on Netflix, say goodbye to statues, and discuss how we feel the church should respond to racial tension and the current climate.

In this episode, we celebrate the victories of the civil rights movement thus far, give you patio and plant updates, and talk about ways to take care of yourselves physically, spiritually, and mentally so that we can run this race toward racial equality and social justice with endurance.

In this episode, we finally pronounce a CHH artist's name correctly (we think??), recap what Blackout Tuesday was all about, put some chill vibes in your headphones, and discuss what doing enough for racial equality looks like.

We're back from break and sharing our feelings about the Rona, racism, and the riots in our city amidst peaceful protests as well as listing the quarantine content that we've been loving the most.

In the final episode before our break, we recap spending Easter Sunday at home, join the fight to save the USPS, answer listener questions, and discuss what life could look like post-quarantine.