159 Hacky Sack Revival & the Friends Who Shape Us

161 Story Dram Throwback: The Unexpected Bus Ride

We're digging into the Story Dram archives for this special throwback episode. Chris shares the unforgettable story of the day his young daughter accidentally boarded the wrong school bus and seemingly disappeared for a terrifying half hour. What follows is a powerful reflection on what it means to be lost, how God relentlessly searches for His children, and the joy of being found again. A timeless conversation about family, faith, fear, and grace.

160 Is it a Sin to Borrow Deodorant?

What do toothpicks, deodorant, and prayer have in common? More than you might think. The guys begin with a surprisingly passionate discussion about toothpicks before Chris shares a story about borrowing his wife's deodorant and unexpectedly being reminded of her presence throughout the day. That simple experience becomes a powerful reflection on prayer, the Eucharist, and the small reminders God places in our lives to draw us back to Him. Join us as we explore how holy habits, daily rituals, and simple reminders can help us carry the presence of Christ wherever we go.

159 Hacky Sack Revival & the Friends Who Shape Us

Hacky sack is back—and somehow that leads the guys into a deeper conversation about friendship, virtue, and the people who shape who we become. From baseball stories to Aristotle to youth ministry memories, this episode is all about the gift of good friends and becoming one for others.

158 The Good Shepherd’s Surprise Gift

In this episode: why Costco is dangerous, deodorant struggles, Block Blast theology, shepherds vs. wolves! After celebrating Leo’s First Communion on Good Shepherd Sunday, the guys reflect on the mysterious ways God works through ordinary moments, meaningful coincidences, and unexpected patterns. From fatherhood and gift-giving to the fierce love of the Good Shepherd, this episode is about learning to recognize the fingerprints of God in everyday life. A funny, heartfelt episode about grace, family, and the God who never stops pursuing His sheep.

157 Imposter Syndrome and The Holiness of Feeling Uncomfortable

Chris shares the surprisingly spiritual experience of walking into a bank to withdraw cash before a family vacation — and realizing he felt completely out of place. That awkward moment sparks a deeper conversation about imposter syndrome, hospitality, why time seems to speed up and slow down, and what it feels like to walk into a Catholic Mass for the very first time. What might it look like if the Body of Christ became better at welcoming people who feel like they don’t belong? And what if all of us need to recover a little awe at the mystery unfolding every Sunday?