This podcast is not about Covid-19 (thank God). This podcast is also not about religion nor politics. This podcast is about a daughter and her dad demonstrating that different (and sometimes seemingly divisive) perspectives don't have to create division. Our conversations are at times heated, at other times poignant, yet most often our show is a hilarious and fun perspective on uncomfortable conversations.

In a world rife with division, we contribute to the divisive conversations in a new way. Listen to this short explanation of why we chose to produce this show, and join us on September 16th for our first episode.

Join us for our debut episode where I introduce you to my dad; a man who's childhood could have gotten the best of him, but, instead, fortified his faith and his commitment to giving his own children something he never had.

Differences not resulting in division can be most challenging when Dad and I attempt to navigate the subject of this week's show. Though difficult, I think this episode is an important one.

We all hold tightly to things in which we wholeheartedly believe. But what is the cost of hanging onto a belief with all of one's might? Join me and my dad as we navigate whether belief enhances or restricts our lives.

Sometimes, life throws us challenges. The result of those challenges depends largely on whether we embrace or deflect them. Join Dad and I as we discuss one of the most influential lessons he and Mom taught us kids about embracing uncomfortable moments.

Reminiscing is something we Arthurs do—often. My dad calls it "retalking." Join us this week as we hash out the details of some of our favorite (and not so favorite) childhood memories.

I generally think I've heard it all when it comes to Dad discussing anything about his faith or the history of the Catholic Church—but today he lays one on me that has me already plotting the course of the Goddess's Uprising.