Homebrewed Blisses's guest appearances

Homebrewed Blisses

Homebrewed Culture Cast

Leroy Barber

Jamie Wright

Jonathan Merritt

Matt Morris

Rick Steves

Edward Snowden

Morgan Freeman

Eugene Peterson

Patton Oswalt

A.J. Jacobs

Jackie Robinson

Emma Donoghue

Franklin Graham

Mandy Moore

Don Draper

OwlTail

Stupid Quizzes

Yeah, the title’s a stretch. So what? This week’s episode is all Everyday Sunday, all the time. We hung out with Trey and Carter from the uber-popstar band both at Wild Goose (yes, there’s more you haven’t heard yet) and in the garage at Amy and Christian’s place while they were in Oregon for a couple of shows. First up is a new segment affectionately known as Ten in the Den, where guests are submitted to ten completely subjective questions in Christian’s newly constructed Slacker’s Den (aka, where homebrewers go to die happy), and then scored on their answers based on a system Christian makes up as he feels like it. We learn much about the band in the process though, such as their proclivity for soccer moms, their soft spot for transgender family members and their desire to rename their band the “Rollins Stones.” Then we just east to Hot Springs North Carolina where Christian reads a post-breakup letter Trey supposedly wrote (you be the judge) to CCM (the Contemporary Christian Music industry) from which he parted about a year ago) to try and patch things up and get back in their good graces. What’s with these commie liberals who love the planet more than penal substitutionary atonement??? Hehe, we said “penal.”

<a href="https://trippfuller.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/everydaysunday2013.jpg" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a>Yeah, the title’s a stretch. So what? This week’s episode is all <a href="https://www.facebook.com/everydaysunday" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Everyday Sunday</a>, all the time. We hung out with Trey and Carter from the uber-popstar band both at Wild Goose (yes, there’s more you haven’t heard yet) and in the garage at Amy and Christian’s place while they were in Oregon for a couple of shows. First up is a new segment affectionately known as Ten in the Den, where guests are submitted to ten completely subjective questions in Christian’s newly constructed Slacker’s Den (aka, where homebrewers go to die happy), and then scored on their answers based on a system Christian makes up as he feels like it. We learn much about the band in the process though, such as their proclivity for soccer moms, their soft spot for transgender family members and their desire to rename their band the “Rollins Stones.” Then we just east to Hot Springs North Carolina where Christian reads a post-breakup letter Trey supposedly wrote (you be the judge) to CCM (the Contemporary Christian Music industry) from which he parted about a year ago) to try and patch things up and get back in their good graces. What’s with these commie liberals who love the planet more than penal substitutionary atonement??? Hehe, we said “penal.”

Stupid Quizzes, CCM Missives and Homebrewed Blisses