Hey there, this is Phil Vissier. Welcome back to the podcast. I am here with Sky Jitani.

Hello Phil. Hi Sky and Christian Taylor. Hey Phil. Hey and believe it or not, we do have a guest here who we will introduce shortly.

But right now we need to do the theme song. I got an interesting request that I didn't quite know what to do with.

Christopher Ule. Ulet. Wasn't that the name of a bishop from Canada who was up for Ule. The papacy.

Oh yeah, yeah. I got a I got an email from the Bishop of Canada who says, would you do the theme song as a celebrity impression of the rib bones from tack or as Bob Dylan or as Gandalf?

I don't know the first one. Do you do any of those voices? I have no idea what the rib bones from tack are. I think it's a video game.

I think with with singing rib bones. You're not up on your video games. No, no, not at all. And Gandalf. I can't even imagine what Gandalf would say.

Oh, I bet you could. No, but Bob Dylan. I could do. Okay, let's do Bob Dylan.

Hey, hey, it's a podcast. What do you know? Hey, it's a podcast. So there's no video. Hey, it's a podcast. So lend in here.

The villager podcast starts right. He whoops. He's messing up. He's so old. He's so terribly old and he smoked so much weed. He can't sing.

The villager podcast starts right here. We'll talk this guy in Christian to and maybe a guest. We do have a guest. I mentioned that. Yeah, we have a guest.

Just here just for you. I don't remember the chords or anything.

Are we going to go with this? Yeah, I don't know Phil. Hey, it's a podcast. So lend in here. The villager podcast starts right here. The villager podcast starts right here.

And that's where he falls over dead. I actually that was more articulate than a Dylan song. Yeah, it's a podcast.

Something like that. Okay, we do have a guest here. We want to do some to you. He's wearing a suit because he's classier than we are.

Exactly. Yeah, his name is Mark Galley. Galley rhymes with bowling alley. He is the editor of Christianity Today magazine.

Right? Correct. You got it right. How long have you been? People don't. So Christian today is really the magazine is the voice of evangelical Christian.

No, it is not. It's a little broad. It's the voice of Mark Galley, not a generation. And you are the voice of the voice. Yeah, I don't know. So you really speak.

No, he edits what people say. You you delete all the bad words. Especially the bad words that sky wants to write in the magazine regularly does.

But we manage to keep those out. Spend of my main jobs to keep some sort of reputation. Mr. Tony. Mark and I kind of work on opposite ends of the company.

Yeah, Christian. We can't do you the top for the bottom. No, CT sort of split between CT magazine and then leadership journal. Yeah, it's resource for passers. So I don't often write directly for CT. No, he doesn't care. I'm just kidding. I know.

Yeah, I knew he was. But he thinks bad words that he does. He does. He does. He does. He edits them in your head. Okay. I did something interesting last week. Oh, what did you do?

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