We celebrate the milestone of our 150th episode with listener and friend Josh Retterer. We reflect on where we've been and where we're going.

We revisit one of the themes of our earliest podcasts, friendship.

In this episode we talk about the powerful temptation to judge other people, which most of us give in to all the time.

As we approach our 150th episode, we're revisiting some topics we did early on at the beginning of the podcast. This episode is about the human tendency to go into fight or flight mode in response to anxiety provoking realities.

In this episode we reflect on a 2008 article by the recently deceased Peter Berger which originally appeared in First Things.

In this episode, in light of the upcoming Fourth of July celebration, we reflect on the nature of freedom and life together in the United States.

Do you think you're right and they're wrong? Who's on your heretic list? Liberals? Conservatives? Calvinists? Vegans? Valentians? We continue our musings on truth, heresy and learning the art of life together.

In this podcast we talk about a recent statement by Pope Francis, an article about Rob Bell, and the nature of disagreement in communities that care about their convictions.

We go back to Tomas Halik's work "I Want You To Be: On The God Of Love", considering how Christians can really love the world.

We go back to our teacher Tomas Halik to consider narcissism and the possibility of really loving and being loved.