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This month we talk about a new addiction from the Wrigley's gum line, the top 9 customer service nightmares and we try to pass the time as we wait for Sim City to start working. Plus we have another "Misguided Movie Review" from Matt Nestor. Special thanks to DJ Decktonic for the new intro music on the show. Music featured in this episode is in order of appearance: Mike Mains and the Branches, The Citizens, American Roommates.

The Ember Days are blurring the lines between the worship and indie music scenes. On this episode of the podcast we sit down with Jase Belcher to talk about the new album "More Than You Think" and hear how some of the darkest times create the most honest music. Be sure to visit the band on-line at www.theemberdays.com.

After a month away from the show, we're back with some great changes! This month we talk about the new Star Wars director J.J Abrams, bag fees for people with money to burn and controversy with Subway's classic footlong subs. Plus you don't want to miss the debut of "Matt's Misguided Movie Reviews" and an interview with the Desperation Band. A huge thanks to DJ Decktonic for the new intro music on the podcast from his album "Stars". Hear more of his music from www.thisisdecktonic.com. Music featured in this episode is in order of appearance: Sho Baraka, Desperation Band, Twenty One Pilots

Christmas memories are such an incredible thing to reflect on. For this episode of the podcast, we ask musicians, speakers and authors about their favorite Christmas memories. A huge thanks to Josiah James, sosaveme, Abel, Gary Molander, Hoyle, Playdough, James Barnett, Corey Hicks and The Walking Tree for their contributions to make this show possible. Music featured in this episode is in order of appearance: Sleeping at Last, Ryan Shelley, The Music Bed Christmas Sampler

As we come to the end of the year, we are bringing the holiday cheer to your ears. This month we talk about a fake lotto winner, kindness on Facebook and additions to the Girl Meets World cast. Don't miss our annual dangerous toys list from the W.A.T.C.H. group. Music featured in this episode is in order of appearance: Josiah James, Amy Stroup, Act As If, Future of Forestry

With a unique infusion of art, culture and spoken word poetry, Propaganda is making waves in underground hip-hop. This month we sit down with Propaganda to talk about faith, fatherhood and his new album "Excellent". To learn more about Propaganda and to pick up this new album, be sure to check out HumbleBeast on-line at www.humblebeast.com.

This month we're giving thanks for Corey and Topanga from Boy Meets World. In this episode we talk about punching sharks in the face, humiliating punishment and far too much talk about the new Boy Meets World spin-off. As always, we're bringing you movie and music releases for November along with recommendations from each of our hosts. Music featured in this episode is in order of appearance: Beautiful Eulogy, Further Seems Forever, House of Heroes

Ten years ago this month, Playdough released his album "Lonely Superstar". This month we celebrate the ten years of incredible music from one of hip-hops most diverse MC's. Playdough shares about the past, his new "Writer Dye: Duex or Die" album and shares words of wisdom to upcoming indie artists.

Fall kicks off with the story that there may be a bacon shortage in our future! This month we talk about this and other odd news stories along with the latest music and movie releases. We sit down and chat with David Walker, the East Coast Director for CUFI on Campus. Don't miss our interview with Ben Crist of The Glorious Unseen about the brand-new album "Lovesick". Music featured in this episode is in order of appearance: Johnny Swim, Kye Kye with Josh Garrels, Abel, Will Retherford, The Glorious Unseen

This month we sit down with Kevin Kneifel of the band Abel to talk about their new album "Make It Right". In this in-depth interview, Kevin talks about how life has changed for the band, their decision to fund the album through Kickstarter and the deeper meaning behind the new music. Abel's new album "Make It Right" will be available for digital download on September 18, 2012.

Did these people not learn from the blockbuster movie "Snakes on a plane"? This month our panel of hosts bring you some of the oddest stories around the web. Plus we give you great new music and movie releases for September 2012. Music featured in this episode is in order of appearance: Will Retherford, Shad, Derek Webb.

The Walking Tree is an incredible new band from Long Island New York. This month, we sit down with the guys to talk about the inspiration behind their Glorious EP, the music scene in New York and their relationship with Come and Live Records. Be sure to check out The Walking Tree on Facebook and Twitter today.

This month we chat about how the male stereotype in advertising is backfiring, a new Brady Bunch TV show and a Groupon deal you won't believe. As always, we cover this months new media releases for August 2012. Music featured in this episode is in order of appearance: Classic Crime, Beautiful Eulogy, Project 86.

This month on the podcast we sit down with Eric Owyoung of Future of Forestry. We talk with him about what he learned from his Travel EP series, how fatherhood is shaping his writing and what inspired the new album "Young Man Follow". Find out more about the band by visiting www.futureofforestry.com.

The 7 piece band Bison is a breath of fresh air to folk music. Their mixture of classical and folk has made their self-published album "Quill" stand out in a big way. In this episode, the band shares how music is a family affair, how scripture has influenced their writing and the future of Bison. You can visit them on-line today at www.bisonfolk.com.

On the 3rd anniversary of the podcast we're introducing a new segment called "Recommendations". In the news we chat about a pastor dying from a rattle snake bite, being fined for texting while walking and a man who was ticketed for being charitable. Plus we interview the band Pioneer about their latest album with Slospeak Records. Music featured in this episode is in order of appearance: Regina Spektor, Pioneer, Tongue and Pen.

This month we sit down with artist, author and founder of Floodgate Productions, Gary Molander. In this interview he shares about his book "Pursuing Christ. Creating Art." and tells us why he's excited about what twentysomethings are doing with art in the church. Be sure to visit www.CollisionCM.com/blog to enter to win one of three copies of Gary's book. This contest ends on May 21, 2012.

On this episode of the podcast, we ask the pressing question, "Can you catch hipster disease?". Our hosts talk about the top 10 cities for hipsters, 8 insects you don't know you're eating and talk about FEMA's "Whaffle House Index". Plus we interview Steve Stenstrom about the great new resource called The Increase. You can find them on-line at www.theincrease.org. Music featured in this episode is in order of appearance: SONS, King Kulture ft. Theory Hazit and Lee Green, sosaveme, The Washington Projects.

The electo-rock trio Quiet Science puts together more of an experience then a concert when they tour. This month we sit down with lead singer Nathan to talk about their unique style, their new album 'Dark Words on Dark Wings' and how their faith shapes their music. You can visit Quiet Science on-line at www.quietsciencemusic.com.

Yoga wasn't meant for guys, so now there's BROGA! This month our panel of hosts talk about this story, Dumb and Dumber 2 the movie and an app that can help stalkers. We also sit down with missionary Joseph Gordon to get a better understanding of sharing the gospel in a country closed to the message of Christ. Music featured in this episode is in order of appearance: The Walking Tree, Josh Garrels and Josiah James.