Chris and Micah dive into topics such as philosophy, religion, personal finances, and personal development, discussing the ideas they have learned from books, videos, and audios. This relaxed podcast offers advice on communication, people skills, and new perspectives on old ideas.
Chris and Micah discuss what it means to be "counter-cultural" and how we should navigate a world that likes that phrase, but doesn't really seem to understand it. Join the conversation!
Chris and Micah discuss how to break your focus away from today's struggles and lean into things you enjoy and can grow in when you become too stressed or agitated. There are some good insights on social media and how we should use it and how to handle frustration within an argument. Join the conversation!
Chris and Micah talk about the importance of maintaining a balanced view on our past to learn from, our present to live in, and our future to work toward.
Chris and Micah discuss one side of the spectrum of productivity: workaholism. What happens when someone works too much and how do you alleviate that problem? Join the conversation!
Micah and Chris discuss how moderation can inform our politics both in our formation of political beliefs and the interactions we have with those who disagree with us.
Micah and Chris lead into their series on "moderation." It'll be a wide-sweeping series about how moderation as a virtue should inform our every day lives and the ways that it can help us make ethical as well as empathetic decisions in our interactions with others.
Chris and Micah are back! They discuss mindsets amid distress and what's been happening since the hiatus. Join the conversation!
Chris and Micah discuss the dangers of assigning motives and the negative effects it can have on us and our relationships.
How do you fill your cracks of time? Could you fill it with personal growth or productive habits?
Chris and Micah discuss burn out, how to avoid it, and why we should do everything in our power to avoid doing everything that is offered to us.
Chris and Micah discuss worship in church from the perspective of worship leaders. Join the conversation by sending us an e-mail at soapboxesmedia@gmail.com.
Chris and Micah discuss the benefits and risks to social media and how to be responsible with it.
Chris discusses where to spend your mental energy and how to use it so you are successful.
Chris and Micah continue their discussion on the traditional wedding vows and what it means to love your spouse "for better or worse." Join the conversation on Facebook, Twitter, or through our email!
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Solo podcast, where Chris talks about Robert Kiyosaki’s financial principle of the Cashflow Quadrant - how money can be earned.
Chris and Micah discuss addiction. What is an addiction? How should we treat those who struggle with it? Can we wrestle with addiction without even knowing it? Check it out and join the conversation!
Chris and Micah start their first series on marriage (specifically, the marriage vows typically said at a wedding). What does "Till Death Do Us Part" mean? Check it out and join the conversation!
Chris and Micah discuss the art of conversation and how to play your proper role as a listener and a speaker.
Chris and Micah discuss Calvinism and Arminianism (sort of ) and their thoughts on the debate between the two theological sides.
Chris and Micah discuss belief systems and why they matter to you. Join the conversation!
Chris and Micah discuss marriage from two different perspectives: newlyweds and moderately experienced. They share what they've learned in marriage and the ideas they have implemented to make them better husbands.
We talk a lot about hypothetical situations and ethereal concepts, but why should those things matter to us in our everyday lives? Chris and Micah tackle this tough question and explain why good information is so important. But it's only useful when it's practiced!
In this episode, Chris and Micah discuss why they wanted to start a podcast and what the listener can expect to get out of this podcast: valuable information from old dead guys!