EPISODE · Apr 29, 2026 · 47 MIN
Unforgivable Sin, Epstein Lies, & Why 16-Year-Olds Shouldn’t Vote | The Briefcase & The Barn - Ep 54
from The Furiously Curious Show · host Kyle Van Ruitenburg & Gary Baars | Furiously Curious Company
This one’s a ride. We talk about losing listeners over “offensive” takes, whether the God of the Old Testament is really different, and how shame and secrecy are wrecking people. We get into the Coldplay cheating scandal, spiritual warfare, parenting rants, and even why I think 16-year-olds shouldn’t vote.I also share the wild story of how coaching changed my life—and how it’s now changing others’.It’s messy. It’s honest. It’s hilarious. Just like life.---The Briefcase & The Barn is hosted by two Dutch Reformed misfits who’ve spent most of their lives in the church’s side-eye.Kyle Van Ruitenburg is the PK and connections guy who’s been around the world (and yes—straight off the boat). Gary Baars is the money guy who’s been around just about every farm and cow. Together, they have blunt, funny, real talk about business, life, faith, culture, and the stuff Christians usually don't talk about. Recorded on the west coast of Canada in Chilliwack, BC.New episodes every Wednesday at 5 am PST.Created & produced by *The Furiously Curious Company.*#ToGodBeTheGlory---🤝 *support the show here *👇 www.furiouslycurious.co/donate---📞 *Interested in Kyle's Coaching, Recruiting, or Employment Opportunities?*Text Kyle: 1-604-703-9045Email: [email protected]: https://www.furiouslycurious.co---*Social Media:*https://www.facebook.com/FuriouslyCuriousShowhttps://www.instagram.com/furiouslycuriousco/ ---*Got questions or feedback?*Email Kyle at [email protected]*⏱️ Podcast Chapters:*0:00 – Old Testament VS New Testament God7:48 – Coldplay Couple Affair10:03 – Joy & Honesty VS Despair & Secrets16:58 – Recruiting & Employment Opportunities20:08 – Fighting Demons & The Unforgivable Sin26:08 – Kids & Birthday Presents29:48 – Voting Age to 16?30:33 – Why You Need a Coach38:53 – Jeffrey Epstein40:58 – Year in Review
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This one’s a ride. We talk about losing listeners over “offensive” takes, whether the God of the Old Testament is really different, and how shame and secrecy are wrecking people. We get into the Coldplay cheating scandal, spiritual warfare, parenting rants, and even why I think 16-year-olds shouldn’t vote.I also share the wild story of how coaching changed my life—and how it’s now changing others’.It’s messy. It’s honest. It’s hilarious. Just like life.---The Briefcase & The Barn is hosted by two Dutch Reformed misfits who’ve spent most of their lives in the church’s side-eye.Kyle Van Ruitenburg is the PK and connections guy who’s been around the world (and yes—straight off the boat). Gary Baars is the money guy who’s been around just about every farm and cow. Together, they have blunt, funny, real talk about business, life, faith, culture, and the stuff Christians usually don't talk about. Recorded on the west coast of Canada in Chilliwack, BC.New episodes every Wednesday at 5 am PST.Created & produced by *The Furiously Curious Company.*#ToGodBeTheGlory---🤝 *support the show here *👇 www.furiouslycurious.co/donate---📞 *Interested in Kyle's Coaching, Recruiting, or Employment Opportunities?*Text Kyle: 1-604-703-9045Email: [email protected]: https://www.furiouslycurious.co---*Social Media:*https://www.facebook.com/FuriouslyCuriousShowhttps://www.instagram.com/furiouslycuriousco/ ---*Got questions or feedback?*Email Kyle at [email protected]*⏱️ Podcast Chapters:*0:00 – Old Testament VS New Testament God7:48 – Coldplay Couple Affair10:03 – Joy & Honesty VS Despair & Secrets16:58 – Recruiting & Employment Opportunities20:08 – Fighting Demons & The Unforgivable Sin26:08 – Kids & Birthday Presents29:48 – Voting Age to 16?30:33 – Why You Need a Coach38:53 – Jeffrey Epstein40:58 – Year in Review
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