
Brian and Lauren talk about topics related to faith in NE Ohio.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 52 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity | |||

Our guest is Daria Swisher.
Men across generations are struggling to form meaningful friendships—and many feel isolated, lonely, or unsure where to begin. Daria joins us to explore why male friendship is declining, what’s contributing to the problem... more
Our guest is Nathan Zion, attorney at Mulhall Zion LLC (www.mz-llc.com/).
The Supreme Court is preparing to hear a pivotal case centered on a major question: Can a licensed counselor legally engage in what the state defines as “conversion th... more
Our guests are Dr. Ron and Anita Morrison of Hope Alliance Bible Church.
Every pastor eventually faces one of the most important transitions in ministry: passing the baton to the next generation. Dr. Ron and Anita Morrison join us to talk about how ... more
Our guests are Jaime Buxton, Anna Nagirnyak, and Jen Andrews from The City Mission (thecitymission.org).
What does volunteering really look like? And what are the myths we need to leave behind? The team from The City Mission joins us to talk about m... more
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I am beyond ecstatic that Brian and Lauren are back! They bring a biblical perspective to all areas of conversation, even the really tough ones! By engaging with local ministries and resources, they provide a strong network For the community to access. They are gifted conversationalists, critical thinkers and devoted Christ followers! 10/10 recommend!!
If you’re looking for a great podcast that feels like you’re having coffee with friends, look no further! I love this group. Discussing topics with a biblical perspectives, also, putting a spotlight on wonderful local ministries.
I love Brian and Lauren’s take on all things culturally combined with their faith. So much wisdom here and they really do help me to think more on a subject then a normally would.
So glad they are back on the air!
I thank God you are back. I now will be able to fill the void. ❤️
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Content centers around various aspects of faith, relationships, and community issues, providing a rich tapestry of discussions that emphasize the intersection of spirituality and everyday life. Frequent guests from diverse backgrounds contribute insights into topics such as marriage, mental health, local ministry efforts, parenting challenges, and community engagement, all rooted in Christian principles. Unique to the discussions is the hosts' ability to tackle difficult subjects with humor and relatability, making it accessible for listeners from various walks of life.
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Recent guests on The Third Place include:
1. Ronald Morrison
2. Anita Morrison
3. Daria Swisher
4. Jaime Buxton
5. Erica Kurscak
6. Joe Ferrini
7. Cindi Ferrini
8. Nathan Zion
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