I denne samtale med Bo, en statsautoriseret revisor med ekspertise i skatteregler og investering, dykker de ned i spørgsmålet om, hvorvidt man skal investere i ejendomme privat eller gennem et selskab. Bo forklarer fordelene og ulemperne ved begge tilgange, herunder skatteimplikationer og risikostyring. Emner som byggemoms og betydningen af ordentlig rådgivning bliver også belyst. Lytterne får indblik i, hvordan juridiske aspekter påvirker investeringer og vigtigheden af planlægning for at optimere afkast.

Financial advisors Brian and Bo react to terrible financial stories found on Reddit, discussing the dangers of focusing on monthly car payments, debunking tax misconceptions, emphasizing responsible investing, and warning against tax-driven financial planning.

In this engaging conversation, Bo, a blogger known for his insights on film, joins J. Ryan Parker, a contributor to Relevant Magazine, to delve into the movie Exodus: Gods and Men. They dissect Ridley Scott's unique portrayal of God and explore how traditional elements of the Moses narrative, like the staff, were replaced with swords. Their discussion touches on the rich cultural and theological implications of the film, examining how cinematic choices shape themes of brotherhood, identity, and moral complexities in biblical storytelling.

Micky Jones, a dynamic conversationalist, joins Bo to discuss pressing social issues and theological insights. They dive into the aftermath of Ferguson, exploring the reality of racial injustice against the backdrop of a purported post-racial America. The conversation highlights the crucial need for marginalized voices to be heard in faith communities. Additionally, they touch on the tensions between traditional and progressive Christianity, underscoring the diversity in biblical interpretation and the importance of embracing these differences.

Micky, a thought leader on salvation, Callid, who dives into the creative realm of Theopoetics, and Bo, an advocate for Universalism, engage in a lively discussion. They challenge conventional views of salvation, promoting a communal and transformative approach. Theopoetics is explored as a means to embrace uncertainty and creativity in faith. The conversation emphasizes inclusivity and the importance of marginalized voices, urging a richer understanding of diverse spiritual experiences.