Bluey creator Joe Brumm and expert Bernard join the hosts in a hilarious episode discussing the Royal Perth Mint, empathy levels, kids magazine pranks, Bluey brilliance, and a funny April Fools joke by Maltesers.

Meet Zen, a Mexican-American trans person from New Orleans, and learn about the historic trans figure, Bernard, from Alabama in the early 1900s. Explore the vibrant queer and trans communities in the 1920s and 30s, challenges faced by trans individuals, medical gaslighting, and gender norms. Reflect on personal identity and future aspirations as a trans youth seeking gender affirming care.

Zen, a Mexican-American New Orleans native, explores their transness while learning about historic trans person Bernard. They discuss challenges faced, historical mistreatment in medical field, and the frustration of justifying one's existence.

Bernard shares his journey from lost to church planter in Kenya after encountering the love of Jesus. He emphasizes the impact of spiritual mentorship, transformation in faith, and the power of discipleship in rural Kenya. The interview with Bernard highlights the importance of simple faith, obedience, and reliance on God's spirit in missionary efforts.

Dr. Bernard, a scholar specializing in the baptism of the Holy Spirit, delves into the belief that speaking in tongues is the initial evidence of receiving the Holy Spirit. He references the Book of Acts to discuss whether this practice is essential for salvation. The conversation highlights the transformative journey of salvation from a Pentecostal viewpoint, emphasizing the role of repentance and baptism. Dr. Bernard makes a compelling case for why all believers should anticipate experiencing this gift alongside speaking in tongues.