Episode 1064: Judah and Chelsea Smith

The RELEVANT Podcast

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🗓️ 2 May 2023

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Judah and Chelsea Smith join us to talk about how Churchome is rethinking what church can look like. Plus, the cast jokes about Jesse's new haircut, Southwest Airlines questionable processes, why your comfort food might be harming you and how one pastor, um, "paid" back his debt. Stick around to the end for a brand new game, "Roadside Attraction!"

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0:00.0	This episode, 1064, is the relevant podcast.
0:25.2	Here in Orlando, I'm your host Cameron Strang,
0:26.9	and joining me from Loverlander Genius, Jesse Keri.
0:29.8	Hello, hello.
0:31.0	From Nashville, Tennessee, downtown Emily Brown.
0:33.9	Hey, y'all.
0:35.1	And also, in Nashville, back from the road,
0:38.0	artist producer Mogul Derrick-Miner.
0:40.0	What's happening?
0:41.7	Jamie is home sick.
0:44.0	Well, her kids are sick today.
0:46.0	Speaking of kids, I have a question.
0:48.3	We have a video podcast here.
0:49.4	Maybe we can get this clip out in the wild
0:51.2	to see what we're talking about.
0:53.7	Jesse looks like he's ready for his first day of kindergarten.
0:57.1	He got a nice little haircut.
1:02.4	He's wearing a nice little short-slee button down.
1:06.0	And he's ready for his first school day of the year picture.
1:09.0	Listen.
1:09.8	I think he looks snazzy.
1:10.8	It was my kids picture day today.
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