"Friends..." It’s the intro to a very iconic broadcast, if you know, you know, and it’s also the topic of today’s conversation. We talk a little bit about everything: friends, virtue, and what it actually means to be a friend. Aimee gives us some insight into how to make new connections and, most importantly, the question we should all be asking: how can we become better friends ourselves?

Two years ago, well, almost three, Aimee said yes. Yes to him, yes to marriage, and yes to now. This time, I’m the one saying yes. I answer the same questions Aimee did when she got engaged. Disclaimer: I think a lot, but I speak poorly! I hope I did Rafa some justice, and I hope you enjoy!

AI is the objective of the year. It’s being integrated into every corner of the corporate world, yet while everyone is talking about it, what is actually going on ? Is there anything we should be worried about? To help us understand it all a bit better, we’re joined by a special guest (very special): Rafa, a Machine Learning Engineer. We dive into the balance between rapid innovation and risk, addressing the common fears of the unknown and the hopes for an AI-driven future.

How many times do we choose comfort over peace? What is the actual difference between the two, and are they ever interchangeable? Can we have both?

We may not have all the answers, but we do have a great conversation. In this episode, Aimee and I discuss why our ultimate goal should be peace over comfort and how to get one step closer to achieving it.

Warning: finding true peace often requires sacrificing our comfort.

¡El primer episodio en español! ¿Por qué? Porque nuestra invitada es de España.

Hoy, aprendemos sobre lo que está sucediendo en Nigeria y por qué debería importarnos. O tal vez, esa es la pregunta que tú podrás concluir/responder al escuchar este podcast.

Our youngest-ever special guest, our little sister. This week we learn from her and her generation. Join us as she teaches us about what matters to her and she answers the toughest question yet, "What would you say to your older self?"

Aimee’s words give us the deepest takeaway (as usual): Fear doesn't just steal your joy; it rapidly erodes your capacity to love. In my words: Risk it for the biscuit.

So, how do we stop being afraid?

The answer is action. It demands that you actively trust and continuously choose love over fear. And what is faith? As Aimee reminds us, faith is trusting in God.

So start now, take daily doses of scary things, get over that fear that is based on a lie, get to know others (especially God), and love.

Why is our generation so focused on healing? From what and for what?