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90’s CCM 🎸💿, “Secular Music" 😈, and Turning Tables 👊 :: Episode 196

from Talk About That · host John Driver and Jonnie W., Christian Comedy Creatives

Today on Talk About That, Jonnie invents some weird new products for his merch table, and laments the slow death of DVD and CD sales (just in time for the strange resurrection of cassettes). Meanwhile John goes down a rabbit hole of 90’s Christian Rock, and the boys remember awful camp games from their days as youth leaders. Plus, a conversation about confrontational Christianity, and whether we are really called to be constantly “turning over tables” of other people. Today’s episode is NOT sponsored by Low-Carb Chocolate ®️🍫: This Valentine’s Day, give the gift that says, “I know you love chocolate, but I never cared for you.” Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

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