
A podcast that will quench you thirst when it comes to good conversation.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 500 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Comedy InterviewsComedyTV & Film | |||

What if grace isn’t just what God gives you after you mess up?
We often think of grace as God’s eraser—something that wipes away our mistakes and gives us another chance. But in Titus 2, Paul gives us a much bigger picture: grace doesn’t just forgiv... more
We’re really good at chasing what’s next. We’re not always so good at celebrating what God has already done.
In Nehemiah 12, the wall is finally finished—and instead of immediately moving on to the next project, the people stop. They worship. They c... more
Mark survived his first episode, so naturally he came back for another.
This time, Brad kicked things off with a travel story that somehow involved a near-missed flight, a greasy Bojangles biscuit that stained his shorts, and enough airport anxiety ... more
This week on Your Weekly Calling, Brad shares a personal story about his wife finally pursuing a children's book she wrote eight years ago after putting the dream on hold because of finances. Through the incredible story of James Dyson—who built 5,12... more
Already listened but you totally won me over with how good the Jonathan and David episode! Absolutely loved it!!!
This is a great show it’s fun and entertaining. I look forward to it on Tuesday’s.
I love listening in to the show because it always makes me laugh
These guys are amazing. Highly recommend checking out their podcast on your drive to work
I love all the different people that Brad chats with. The topics are alway entertaining, interesting and fun. He’s covering topics that I have offend thought about but haven’t taken the time to learn about. Listen the Brad is awesome.
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Apple Podcasts | #190 |
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The show blends candid interview-style conversations with humorous takes on pop culture, film, and everyday life, often anchored by a warm, conversational hosting style. Episodes frequently feature deep-dives into movies or media moments, interspersed with faith-informed reflections and light banter that keeps discussions approachable. Noteworthy is the mix of entertainment-focused content with personal growth and motivational prompts, making it appealing to listeners who enjoy thoughtful questions, personality-driven interviews, and occasional life-advice segments wrapped in humor.
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