The World As We Know It

Ford is joined on the show by his longtime friend - Zach Maldonado. The guys answer some of the big questions people have about Christianity - questions such as, "How can I know I am going to Heaven?" and "How can I know the Bible is true?" All of this and more on Episode 8 of The World As We Know It.

Ford sits down with Terrance Woodbury, former University of Georgia basketball player, for part 2 of their 2 part interview. Terrance talks about his professional basketball career and the two discuss issues facing our country today.

Former University of Georgia basketball player, Terrance Woodbury, joins Ford on the show to talk about his basketball career. Terrance tells his first person account of the 2008 SEC Basketball Tournament. On the first night of the tournament, the Georgia Dome was struck by a violent tornado which left the facility unfit to house the rest of the tournament and left NCAA officials in a bind. Georgia entered the tournament with a 4-12 record and was counted out as a true contender for the title...what happened next, no one could have predicted.

Ford sits down with special guest, Jaxon Shipley to discuss all things football. Jaxon played football at The University of Texas for 4 years and most recently spent a year with the Arizona Cardinals. Listen in as Jaxon shares some stories and insight from his many years on the gridiron.

In this episode, Ford talks about why time seems to go by faster the older we get. He also encourages you to try new things and step out of your comfort zone. Finally, he shares a story with you about being casted for a role in a promotional video for Texas A&M University. All this and more on episode 4 of The World As We Know It.

Ford shares his thoughts on modern media and its tendency to "sell fear". He also tells you about his recent trip to Dallas and marvels at how far society has come in the last 100 years. All this, plus current events and plenty more!

Ford sits down with Dr. Reuben May, AKA Reginald S. Stuckey to discuss pursuing your passions. Dr. May is a highly respected academic and professor at Texas A&M University as well as a rapper that has produced over 380 songs. Ford also dives into a few current events and encourages you to pursue what you are passionate about.

On the show's very first episode, Ford and Zane discuss how one of them became senior class president against all odds. Ford shares some advice about how to not look like a tourist while traveling. The guys talk about some wild current events and much much more.