Mary and Martha Revisited

Ezra - Episode 1, The Groundwork

Join Rick, Andy, and Tiziana as they dive into the very first thorny topic of the 2026 season. Ezra, chapter 10 and the putting away of the foreign wives. This is a deeply thorny topic that must begin with laying the groundwork for the book of Ezra, it's history, and the political and social climate that surrounded the exiled Israelites as they returned to their homeland.

Guiness Book of World Records Champion Vicki Garlock

In this episode we interview Dr. Reverend Vicki Garlock, who holds the Guiness Book of World Records title for most sites of worship visited in one month. This was an amazing story and we are SO excited to share it with you. For more information on Dr. Garlock's journey and her books, visit her website at https://worldreligions4kids.com/

A chit chat with Pastor Sara Wilcox

Join the Notes AND Burros team as we explore themes of faith, inclusivity, and the journey with Sara Wilcox, head pastor at Land Of The Sky United Church of Christ. From political science to ministry, this episode delves into her experiences in various church environments, the importance of community engagement, and the challenges faced by women in ministry. The discussion also touches on the intersection of faith and politics, the role of charity versus justice, and the significance of theological curiosity in modern faith practices. This was a SUPER fun episode and I hope you all enjoy getting to know MY pastor just a little bit better.

Mary and Martha Revisited

In this episode, we finally get Ricks' input on the Mary and Martha study from a few months back. And some exciting new insights into Rick's theory on the author of the final gospel.

Shutdown Shmutdown

A recent impasse in the United States congress, which led to 40 day government shutdown, was rife with accusations, name calling, and the classic 'I know you are but what am I'. In the wake of elected officials acting like a bunch of CHILDREN Rick, Andy, and Tiziana sat down to discuss what exactly was (and is) at stake.