Hi and welcome to what we are calling BBC after the show.

My name is Buck Buchanan and I am the editor of the BBC podcast.

And what nobody knows, if you've been tuning in, is that oftentimes when we're done recording an episode, the conversation keeps going. And

sometimes it's silly. Sometimes we're just kind of mulling over something that just was a bizarre part of a

story. But oftentimes it goes into conversations and questions that we have and just really

great discussion. And so this time we decided that we wanted to actually record it.

And this is the natural conversation that happened after episode 14 of Exodus.

We hope you enjoy it.

We hope that you can get something out of this conversation.

But just to let you in on where we're at, we started talking about Moses

going up and down, up and down the mountain when he was talking with God. And it just was a funny

idea in our minds. And so we were just kind of running with that. But it goes into some more

conversations. So enjoy.

It was so high up, you know, God kind of lifted gravity up a little bit.

This is where we should be recording the conversation after. Like, you pass the mist and all of a

sudden you were like regenerated and like had energy. He was probably so happy when Aaron could

come with him.

Man, it's getting really bored climbing this by myself. I don't care about the darn view anymore.

I need a climbing buddy. I need a climbing buddy. Well, so. Well, if we thought he was fatigued just holding his arms up, where's the fatigue and climbing? Seriously, though. Yeah, that's true.

If he couldn't hold his darn arms up,

how's he climbing up and down this mountain?

I'm saying there must have been a point when you pass the cloud, you know, or you got kind of like, you know, hit the gravity button. Yeah, but normally, but normally. Beat me up, Scotty. And you go skiing a lot, Susan. And isn't it where when you go up the mountain because of the oxygen change, don't you have issues?

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