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In episode 1, I talk with guest Pilar Corrons about the differences that Hillbilly Elegy had with its movie adaptation. We also go over the controversies that followed the release of the movie and its reception. Listen as we discuss the moral significance of the book on society and why it's such an important read.

In this first episode of "Home Away From Home," host Megan Wilhelm sits down with Sophie Svigel to discuss what it's like to attend college out-of-state. These two Texas natives moved to opposite coasts; one to California, the other to Pennsylvania. This episode explores topics like culture shock, COVID-19 responses, reasons for attending college out-of-state, and homesickness.

In this first episode of A Book a Month, Brandon Gonzales discusses his thoughts on Free Will Explained by Dan Barker. Grand philosophical questions such as, "Do we have free will?" are briefly discussed.

Host Morgan Kuriger recently took interest in a local cafe in her neighborhood, known as the Yellow Deli. This cafe has received criticism from locals over the years due to the fact that it’s owned and operated by a religious organization, The Twelve Tribes Community, that many deem to be a cult. She decided to begin a further dig and start researching their cafe, the religion behind it, and the lifestyle of those involved.

In this introductory episode, Luke Eggers is joined by Justin Smith, Associate Professor for the Department of Religious Studies at Azusa Pacific. Luke asks Smith about becoming a new dad and how parenting has changed due to COVID-19. Smith also shares his perspective on biblical fatherhood.

Hosted by Vincent DeSantis. Guest James Walmer. In this episode, Walmer deep dives into what originally inspired him to become a Christian Ministry major and his big plans for the future.