Nolan and Joel discuss the video game Fortnite and the dystopian world created. They explore the how the experiences in Fortnite are reflected in everyday society, hope and connection created by the game, and the feral hope for the future.

Laura Dimmitt and Intern Pastor Rosalie Brunner discuss the dystopian book The Giver. They explore the story's world, where we see dystopia in today's world, and talk about why they have hope for the future.

Greg Kristian and Intern Pastor Rosalie Brunner discuss their feelings about Gattaca and the dystopian world predicted by the movie. They then move to their hopes for the future of our world, discuss the concept of active hope, and how they hope to impact the future of those nearest them.

Join Nick and Joel as they discuss Nick's meaningful song of My Way by Frank Sinatra. This song leads to conversations about our desire to follow our own path, regrets, and why we like music.

Join Rick Searles and Sarah Gall as they discuss one of Rick's favorite songs, Be Thou My Vision. The song can also be found in Gaelic as 'Bhi Thusa Mo Shuile'. Enjoy their conversation not just about the song but also their family history and favorite things about Ireland and Australia.

Florence Doksansky and Joel Brauner discuss meaningful songs and hymns from her life as well as the stories behind some hymns and memories of music from growing up. Florence's favorite songs discussed include Simple Gifts, Nothing But the Blood of Jesus, It Is Well with My Soul, I'm Going Home, and I'll Fly Away.

Amy Brauner and Intern Pastor Rosalie Brunner discuss "The Myth of Closure" by Pauline Boss. Their topics include Ambiguous Loss in our society, dealing with grief through resilience, and ideas to help us process through loss.

We discuss the upcoming ballot measures to allow marijuana sales in Loveland (2F+2H), open primaries and ranked-choice voting (Prop 131), and parole eligibility (Prop 128). Hosted by Erin Bachman and Joel Brauner.