In the final episode of And When I Say... I Mean... Adrian and Austin have their fiance's on to answer random questions. Adrian, Austin, Becca and Amelia answer questions they find on the internet or come up with on the spot.

What has our experiences been with churches from when we grew up through college to today. This week Adrian and Austin share about how they have been to different churches and why they are at the churches they are now. We share steps that brought us to where we are now and how things have changed from growing up.

This week Adrian and Austin ended up talking about Kanye's new album Jesus is King even though it wasn't necessarily the intention. We share our thoughts about it and what we should or shouldn't expect from Kanye.

This week is a bit shorter this week, Adrian is out this week but Austin is here to bring a short episode for everyone. Austin shares some thoughts on Reformation Day and grace.

How have our views changed over the years? Adrian and Austin share about things in their lives that have changed and which of their views are different in the last few years. We talk about how our faith has changed what we care about and have shaped our views on life.

What are some of our recent hobbies. This week Adrian and Austin talk about hobbies and interests they have picked up over the past few months/years. We share a few things we love doing and why we love them.

Should you watch Joker? Adrian and Austin share their thoughts and reactions after watching the movie and discuss what the point of the movie is. We argue what the movie is saying and the message it is giving. Finally, we give our recommendations for watching the movie and whether or not it is a good movie for what it is trying to do.

Do you journal? This week Adrian and Austin talk about some stereotypes of journaling and if we think they are accurate. We talk about our experiences with journaling and why we do it and what we get out of it. Finally, we talk about these stereotypes and if they are helpful and what can be helpful about generalizations/groupings.

What is impeachment and how does it work. With all the talk of impeachment this week Adrian and Austin seek to answer some questions about what is going on. We talk about how impeachment works and how it has happened in the past. Finally we wrap it up by talking about the potential impeachment of President Trump and how things might turn out.

Is privilege a good framework to view the world? This week, Adrian and Austin talk about what privilege is and how it shapes how we look at the world. We discuss if this is a helpful framework and what other ways of viewing the world might be more or less helpful. Here is the link to Austin's new website: https://boundaryeffects.com/

What drives you? This week Adrian and Austin talk about what are the underlying things that drive and control out lives. We talk about joy and why people choose other things besides joy to be their bias. We discuss what joy is and how do we have it and live in it.

How did we get our jobs? This week Adrian and Austin talk about how they got their jobs and what they do at them. This question was thanks to a question from a listener about what advice we would give to a senior in college who is looking to get a job post graduation.

This week Adrian and Austin talk about why they don't interact on the internet. We talk about the times we have tried to interact with the general internet and how that went. From there we talk about what are the underlying reason why we don't and do we believe that there is a reason for it.

We're back! This week Adrian and Austin talk about their past 4 weeks off and what they've been up to. Oddly enough we both went to England on separate occasions and have lots of fun stories to tell. Here is on of the recommendations from the show. https://soundcloud.com/newdayevent

This week Adrian and Austin answer some questions form listeners. First we talk about our plans for the rest of the summer and looking ahead the next three weeks. From there we jump into our first question asking about subsistence farming and eating healthier and the stigma behind that as well as if it is biblical or not. Our second and final question is about research for research sake and if that is good or not.

Who is responsible for the understanding of information in media? This week Adrian and Austin talk about how we interact with media and social media and how those conversations take place. We look at the way we have conversations on the internet and how those might not be the best. Finally, we talk about Trump's recent racist tweets and how we have conversations about things that matter and doing so in a way that helps understanding across the board.

Going all the way back to our second ever episode, Adrian and Austin are back on Stranger Things. This week we review the 3rd season and talk about what we liked and didn't like. We dive into what is the show about and if this season was just a little too big. Finally, we talk about what we would like to see happen with the show and what we thing will happen.

This week Adrian and Austin talk about finishing things. We talk about different things we finish and don't finish and how that effects us. From there we discuss why we think we do this and how we are different. Finally, we wrap it up by talking about how we can grow and how we can change to be better at finishing things.

Is celebrating the Fourth of July a good thing? This week Adrian and Austin dig into the reason we celebrate our Independence in American and how that effects how we view war. We talk about pacifism and what does that truly mean and how we live that out. Finally, we talk about what our response should be to the Fourth of July and how we become better at bringing peace. Here is the sermon referenced in this episode.  https://www.newfrontierschurch.com/beatitudes/2019/6/18/the-meek-and-non-violent-resistance-ian-ashby

Adrian and Austin talk about the different rituals in their lives. We look at the religious rituals in our lives and how they might be good or bad. We then look at secular rituals and what they look like. Finally, we challenge ourselves to look at these secular rituals and see if they are important and if they are good or bad.