And When I Say... I Mean...

Do you act differently when you are in public or with specific people? This week Adrian and Austin talk about "the fear of man", what it is and how it effects our lives. We reflect on how we act differently in public and how that reflects who we are. Finally, we answer if the "fear of man" is good or bad.

Do you leave yourself a large margin in your life or do you fill your time all the way to the edge of the page? This week Adrian and Austin discuss their habits of leaving margins in their lives and how that effects them. We look at the benefits of taking time to think and allowing yourself to have your own thoughts. Finally, we give some advice on how to protect your margins better.

Why does music bring us together? This week Adrian and Austin try and figure out what it is about music that connects people. We look at how music is expressed by emotion and how one of the best ways to describe music is to describe how it makes us feel. Finally, we try and determine how we can use music to better express our emotions as well as better understand others.

This week, Adrian and Austin seek to understand why we follow celebrities lives and what it says about humanity. First we try to find a parallel to our own lives since we do not follow celebrities, and apply that to the same idea. We look at how the celebrities of today compare with the Greek god's of old and what we can learn from both situations. Finally we ask if following celebrities can be a good thing or is it a bad thing.

What is your New Year's resolution? In the first episode of the new year Adrian and Austin talk about their New Year's resolutions. We ask if resolutions are good and what they say about humanity. Finally, we take a deeper look into what New Year's resolutions could mean and how they can point us to our need for grace.