Ładowanie...
Loading...
Please wait
This week we're joined by Michael Cochren, the soul-and-blues frontman of Cochren & Co. He talks about the eight years he spent waiting on an answer from God and why he refuses to say God is good just because things finally worked out. We spotlight the band's new album, 'Runs in the Blood.'
In RELEVANT Buzz, Cory Asbury posted and deleted a shirtless workout photo, apologized for it and then got roasted by every friend he has in Christian music. Also, survivors launched the first national database of Protestant leaders accused of abuse, years after the SBC voted to build one and then let it die. And The Promised Land, the Moses workplace mockumentary that started as a YouTube pilot, just signed Lionsgate and got a second season.
In Slices, Columbia House is finally shutting down, which mostly raises the question of how it was still open, and one of us confesses to running a stack of accounts under slightly different names to get free CDs as a teenager. And a woman in New Zealand went into cardiac arrest in a supermarket parking lot, got revived by a stranger and then got a parking ticket for it.
Also in here: a follow-up on the resting heart rate situation, a public service announcement about energy drinks, and the actual reason last week's episode showed up five days late.
One Has to Go closes it out. And we're still taking answers to last week's question: What's something you wish you'd known going into your freshman year of college? Drop it in the comments or @ us. We're running your answers in a piece this week.
Highlights:
01:21 — Marty's new house and the California no-AC problem
04:07 — Is the house haunted
06:15 — The resting heart rate follow-up and a Celsius warning
07:48 — C4, Sour Patch Kids flavor and two hours of pins and needles
11:35 — David Blaine, stunt magic and the four kinds of magician
19:15 — Emily is podcasting from what appears to be a TJ Maxx dressing room
21:04 — Kohl's cash
22:13 — RELEVANT Buzz: Cory Asbury takes down the shirtless photo and apologizes
28:08 — Survivors launch the first national database of accused Protestant abusers
30:09 — The Promised Land gets a second season and Lionsgate
31:33 — Michael Cochren of Cochren & Co.
39:12 — Slices: Columbia House is shutting down after 71 years
43:34 — She died in a parking lot and still got a ticket
48:34 — Why last week's episode was late
50:05 — One Has to Go