Gather ‘round the campfire for an episode that flickers with heat, smoke, and truth. In this special fireside edition, we share true stories of people who were labeled criminals. The individuals presented in these stories were thrust in the situations they found themselves in, and they responded in kind. We explore how the lines between legality and morality blur when the law serves power over people. Morality can be messy and such a difficult concept to define, and it's through stories and recorded history that allows us to hone in on what that may look like. How often is justice found not in the courts, but in the courage to resist?

Through gripping tales and thoughtful discussion, we unpack the dangers of legalism and the transformative power of civil disobedience. Whether it’s confronting racial injustice, environmental destruction, or everyday ethical dilemmas, we ask: when is it not only acceptable—but necessary—to say no? This episode is a call to conscience, a spark of rebellion, and a reminder that justice sometimes starts with a simple act of defiance.

In this episode, we dive into the murky waters where religion and government collide, exploring how faith is being co-opted for political power. We examine the unsettling rise of religious rhetoric in policymaking and what it means for democracy.

From there, we tackle cognitive dissonance—how people hold conflicting beliefs and why it’s so hard to break out of that mental tug-of-war.

We also talk immigration, challenging some of the loudest myths and highlighting the real human stories behind the headlines.

And of course, no modern conversation is complete without addressing the wildfire spread of misinformation—who's pushing it, who's believing it, and how we can push back.

It’s a challenging episode, but one that digs deep into the heart of some of today’s most urgent issues.

In this episode, we take a wild ride through old college stories that are equal parts nostalgic and mildly incriminating. Then we shift gears to unpack the rise of Christian nationalism—what it is, why it matters, and how it’s showing up in culture and politics.

We also break down the controversial He Gets Us ads: sincere outreach or slick PR campaign? You decide.

And finally, don’t miss our tongue-in-cheek “Prophecy Hour,” where satire meets scripture and the end times have a surprising sense of humor. Come for the laughs, stay for the theological hot takes.