My Brother's Deeper MyBrothersDeeper

We're back after a year and a half and still, we can't get any sleep. So what do we talk about when we can't sleep? Heresy. 

So many phases and shades of being a parent. We talk about some of them here, weaving in a story from the bible about Noah and his son, Hamm post-flood, realizing being a parent never gets any easier. 

The Summer of 89' Tim Burton's Batman was released. We were in Dallas, Tx, visiting our father. We dig through our memories again and follow the ripples of this special film and that fateful summer. 

We're back, after a bit of a break, to talk about how women have impacted our lives. 
In the past we've talked about our mother and father and even ourselves. But here, we take some time to explore how we've been encouraged and changed by the women in our lives.
Along the way we talk about gender, and bodies that have choices, and this difficult world men have built for women. 

Just when we thought we were out, it pulls us back in. 
Most of us just want it to be over. It's been a long and arduous road and navigating Covid-19 hasn't been easy. Face-masks and social distancing has taken it's toll on the collective masses.
We welcome another voice into our mix, and discuss the Delta variant and the woes that have come with it physically and politically, and hope that we're near the end. 
 
 

We continue our discussion on the Tower of Babel with special guest, Kathy Wick. There are just too many layers to sift through in this tale of an ancient skyscraper to the heavens.
Too many questions to be answered. Like whether God's dispersal of language led to more diversity or just the stamping out of individualism. And how does that reflect in our art.
Join us as we add another voice into our cacophony for the first time.