Hey there, welcome back. This is Phil Vichier. This is Phil Vichier podcast. I am here with

Skyjitani. Hi Phil. Hi Sky, how are you? I'm well. You're great. I am. But I'm convinced

that's a new shirt. It's not. This is a shirt I had to buy when I was stranded in New

York City without a flight home and no clothing. You were nude? Yeah. You were nude in New

York City. No, that would be the naked cowboy. I was actually there for CT this months

ago. Christianity today magazine. Yes. International. And I got a flight there and back the

same day I was doing an interview of somebody and then my flight got canceled late in the

afternoon and they said we can't get you out till tomorrow night and I had no clothing.

So I had to buy this shirt somewhere in Manhattan. Okay. I won't ask what you had done

to the clothing you were wearing the day before that made none of it wearable. Well, I don't

like to wear the same underwear twice and it was hot. It was like August and it was

sweaty and I got a underwear. I had to say my shirt. My shirt was I was it was New York.

You just can't I need a new dress shirt to get out of town. Yeah. Okay. We won't there's

a whole psychological revelation in there that I did not buy new pants or shoes. I did

get socks. So you were just wandering around with your new shirt. It was a long shirt.

Yeah. Okay. This is shirt dress. And we're here with this is not Christian Taylor. If

you haven't figured out yet, this is Caitlin Bady. Yes. Hi, Caitlin. Hi, Phil.

Caitlin is hang on. I have it written down. Caitlin is hang on. Caitlin is wonderful. Very

nice. And the managing editor of Christianity today magazine. Yes. Where she co-founded her

Monutics. How do you say that so that people get the joke? It's usually thrown in with

a wink. Okay. There has to be a wink and fall. But the problem is that the second syllable

in the name is men. Yeah. Her men. So it kind of yeah. So it's almost feminist, but then

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