Episode 12 : From Alpine Slides to Political Sides: A Journey

Ever wonder how a thrilling ride down the Alpine Slide at Winter Park, Colorado, could set the stage for an exploration into the world of DIY home repairs, the evolution of personal political views, and the search for truth amidst a pandemic? From the exhilarating ski lift ride to the terror-inducing experience track, we kick off this episode with a recount of our unforgettable vacation. As we navigate through the cultural and political revolutions of the past, we share our personal experiences and views about voter participation, political parties, and the evolution of political views.

We then pivot into a discussion about the stormy trip to Illinois, where we learned the hard way the importance of checking air quality before planning your adventure. We share our experiences of tackling DIY home repairs, throwing light on the challenges and triumphs of such endeavours. As we shift gears and delve into the political sphere, we share how our political decisions have been deeply personal, underlining our journey from being Reagan supporters in the 80s to more politically active citizens today.

This episode is a rollercoaster of emotions and insights, as we wind our way from the lofty heights of the Colorado mountains to the cultural shifts brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic. We discuss how the pandemic has created a cultural earthquake, and the role of the church in navigating these uncertain times. We wrap up the episode sharing our experiences as guests on a filming show, underscoring how personal decisions impact political involvement, and how we've made our voices heard amidst the pandemic. A thrilling adventure ride, a storm of insights, and a heartfelt search for truth—all packed into one episode!

Intro music by Upstate - How Far We Can Go