Ever wondered how a job can be more than just a paycheck, or pondered the spiritual significance behind the daily grind? Join Barnabas Piper and co-curmudgeon, Adam Read, as they unravel the tapestry of career paths, job satisfaction, and the deeper meaning of work. This inaugural flight begins with brooms in hand as church custodians, a humble start that springs into a rich dialogue about the twists and turns of their professional journeys. They explore the catalysts that prompt career changes, whether it's the financial provision, the pursuit of growth, or the alignment of personal ethics with professional endeavors.

A suburban Nashville pastor and a rural Virginia technology director coming together to stir up a heartwarming concoction of wisdom and wit. That's what you're in for as Barnabas Piper and Adam Read swing open the doors to their lives, revealing the quirks of pastoral duties and digital dilemmas, all while herding chickens and wrangling kids. Amidst the hum of family chaos and clucking poultry, we delve into the everyday realities that keep us grounded and perpetually curious. It's not every day you get to eavesdrop on two friends as they navigate life's transitions, from the pitter-patter of little feet to the proud pomp of graduation day, all through a lens that seeks to honor the Lord.

Prepare yourself for a journey beyond the Sunday sermons and screen glare, as 'The Curious Curmudgeon' podcast peels back layers of life revealing the hilariously candid, sometimes curmudgeonly, yet always enlightening perspectives of your hosts. Barnabas and Adam don't claim to have all the answers, but they're curious enough to seek to ask the right questions and want to invite you along for the ride. Whether it's building a backyard coop or building up the faith of a congregation, this eight-episode season taps into the heart of what it means to embrace life's major milestones with a dose of divine wisdom and a sprinkle of good humor. So, pull up a chair, lend an ear, and join us for a conversation that's as real as it gets.