Erin and Joel discuss upcoming challenges facing Loveland's future City Council. With seats from each Ward up for election, how citizens vote for City Council members will have a major impact on the future direction of the City of Loveland. Topics include past turnout in local elections, budget shortfalls, citizen's trust in government, plans to help the unhoused, and personal responsibility to help your community.

Jessica and Joel discuss the Thompson Valley school funding measure and Colorado measures to increase funding for universal lunch. Join them as the discuss these ballot measures along with income inequality and other ways that we can support our community.

Join us as Florence and Joel use the tv show 'Nobody Wants This' to jump into a discussion about relationships and faith. They discuss how our faith works its way into our relationships with friends, spouses, and family members as well as a Christian's responsibility to share their faith.

Join Pastor Joel and Tall Joel as they discuss the life, death, and beliefs of Dietrich Bonhoeffer. They dive further into the question of 'Is It Immoral to be Resigned to Martyrdom?' as well as discuss apathy and what does it ultimately mean to be a martyr.

Join Erin, Annaliese, and Sarah as they dive into the question of What Do I Owe My Family while looking through the lens of the tv show Gilmore Girls. Listen as they share their stories of family, explore pushing through conflict, and the positives and negatives of emphasizing family.

Join Bonnie and Sarah as the explore the question What Do I Owe My Family through the lens of the tv show Gilmore Girls. They dive into family dinners, lessons learned from their family, and gratitude.

Join Amy and Sarah as they discuss the question 'Are People Good or Evil by Nature?' through the lens of the book The House in the Cerulean Sea by TJ Klune.

Join Kip and Joel as they discuss Are People Good or Evil by Nature while exploring their own perspectives and stories that have shaped their opinions.