Joe sits down with South Whitehall's Director of Township Operations Randy Cope. They discuss how to get in the field of Parks and Rec, the renovation of Southwhitehall township building and library, protecting green spaces, the vision behind the cover bridge park and the process, and much more.

Joe talks with Juan Gonsalves, owner of the local Duck Donuts, to discuss the process of starting a business, what makes Duck Donuts unique, marketing strategy, and serving the local community.

Joe sits down with the President of New Missions Tim Detellis. New Missions was Established in 1983 in Hati and they have since expanded to the Dominican Republic. In this interview, they explore the work of restoring communities in a third world country, how they have raised up leaders from these countries, how we can overcome the us vs them mentality that plagues our country and much more. 

Joe sits down with his friend Pete Hixson who works with the Storybrand group as well as a speaker, teacher, and facilitator. They discuss what they learning through the transition he has been on, what StoryBrand is, the special needs community, how to best walk alongside families with special needs children and much more. 

Joe sits down with Rod Stafford the Lead Pastor of Fairfax Community Church in Fairfax, Va. They discuss Rod’s 40 year plan, the secret of longevity, how to engage the culture, how can we can be peacemakers in this upcoming election season, and how they engage in church multiplication. 

Joe sits down with Tim Walker from Restored Church in Wilkes-Barre, PA. They discuss the power of community and how they have pivoted using micro gatherings in this COVID season. Tim gives the nuts and bolts of how they do micro gatherings, the challenges, and the wins.  

Joe interviews Tim Lucas, the Lead Pastor of Liquid Church and the author of “You Married The Wrong Person” and “Liquid Church: 6 Powerful Currents To Saturate Your City For Christ”. They discuss what they are learning in this crazy season of leadership, how to stay healthy for the long haul, leading towards racial healing in the midst of hostility, and much more.

Joe sits down with his friend Chris High the Lead Pastor of Hoboken Grace in Hoboken, NJ.  They discuss COVID-19 learnings, how to have a long view in the current climate, the vision for dinner groups and connecting with others, the leadership development pathway, and much more. 

Joe sits down with long term mentor Chris Zang who he has known since he was 23. They discuss Chris's counseling and therapy practice that has been around for over 25 years, how we process what we've beenexperiencing the last four months, how we care for ourselves, how to understand and unlock our family of origin story, the gift of understanding where we come from and who we are, and what it means tobe resilient.

Joe sits down with his friend Dr. Kyle Canty, who serves as a Pastor of Great Commission Church and the Send Philadelphia missionary with the Send Network. He is also a coauthor of “Ask Me Why I Am Not In Church”.  He shares how we plant the gospel and not just churches, what it means to bring shalom to the earth, a new initiative called Mansion of Hope with the goal of serving an area Philly called StrawberryMansion, and how he has learned to process the pain brought on by racial injustice and inequality.

Joe sits down with his friend Dr. Larry Anderson, who serves as the Pastor of Great Commission Church in Philadelphia and the director of Church health for the Baptist Resource Network. He shares his personal experiences of helping to reshape urban masters of divinity program at Missio Seminary,  the journey of racial reconciliation they have been on with a group of diverse Pastors, which has led to the founding ofCulture. Ethics Justice Coalition, the book he co-wrote called: “Ask Why I am not in Church”, his journey with cancer, and much more.

oe talks to his friend Kevin Dunlap, the director of church multiplication at Westridge Church in Dallas, GA. They discuss how to discover your unique call, COVID-19,and racial reconciliation learnings, how leaders are developed through shepherding and equipping, and more.

Joe sits down with Jordan Serulneck is a founder and owner of Seven Sirens Brewery in Bethlehem, PA. In this interview, they discuss how Seven Sirens started, bringing the community together, pivoting through COVID-19, being the best business for the community, and much more

Joe interviews Heather Evans, Founder of V.A.S.T. (Valley Against Sex Trafficking). She is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who has over 17 years experience providing individual, marriage, and family therapy, specifically specializing in complex trauma. In this time they discuss what trauma is, what it does does to us, helpful ways to process it and help others through it, Racial trauma and much more.

Joe sits down with his friend Dan Nold to discuss how to have a posture of brokenness, and vulnerability, how Dan worked through getting and healing from COVID-19, what we do in light of racial injustice, and much more.