Dear Passengers, our deepest apologies for the tardiness getting this episode up on Spotify. The reason is silly and not worth detailing here, just know that we work tirelessly for your entertainment and regret the inconvenience.

Tim is back! After a long hiatus, the man, the myth, the legend returns to the studio just in time for a wide-ranging conversation that covers everything from cookie-related "blasphemy" to the incredible legacy of Dolly Parton.

We also dive into some other topics, including the latest tech controversies surrounding "flock" cameras, the renaming of Lake Ontario, and a major social media settlement. We also share a special moment honoring Charlie Cochran for a lifetime of service in ministry. Finally, we reflect on a powerful weekly passage from poet Mary Oliver about the difficult, beautiful, and non-negotiable path of love.

A McDonald's wedding, a Little League World Series pep talk, lots of lizards, Miss Universe Canada, and a whole lot more! And, of course our passage from GK Chesterton: "Angels can fly because they take themselves lightly. Solemnity flows out of men naturally, but laughter is a leap. It is easy to be heavy, hard to be light. Satan fell by the force of gravity."

It's a rapid-fire episode where we cover some baseball, a bad toddler on a plane, Florida Man, Kay Ivy bringing back a cult favorite, another impaling, snakes, and earthquakes. And, of course our passage from Jerry Sittser: "It is not what God does for us that demonstrates his greatest answer to prayer; it is what God does in us. God wants to change us to his liking, not to change the world to our liking."