A podcast made for students by the Brentwood United Methodist Church Student Ministry. Bringing the tablets to the table in an easily digestible way.
Brentwood, Tennessee
The To The Table podcast is an incredibly enjoyable and engaging show that brings together a fantastic cast of hosts who have a multitude of interesting things to share. Their camaraderie and rapport are evident throughout each episode, creating a delightful atmosphere that is both informative and entertaining. It is the perfect podcast for those looking to have a few laughs while also expanding their knowledge.
One of the best aspects of The To The Table podcast is undoubtedly the diverse range of topics that are covered in each episode. From discussions about faith and spirituality to conversations about personal growth and life experiences, there is something for everyone. This variety ensures that every listener can find something they can relate to or learn from, making it an incredibly inclusive and engaging show.
Furthermore, the cast of hosts on this podcast truly make it shine. Their unique perspectives and personalities add depth and authenticity to each episode, providing listeners with multiple points of view on any given topic. This dynamic creates a well-rounded experience that allows for different insights and opinions to be heard, fostering meaningful discussions and encouraging personal growth.
However, one potential downside of The To The Table podcast is that it may not appeal to everyone's taste. While it is undoubtedly enjoyable for individuals in junior high and high school who are seeking guidance in their faith journey while also having some fun, it may not resonate as strongly with older or more mature audiences. Some listeners might find the content to be too simplistic or lighthearted for their liking, craving deeper discussions or analysis instead.
In conclusion, The To The Table podcast is an exceptional show that successfully combines laughter with learning. Its diverse range of topics and the engaging dynamic among its hosts make it an enjoyable experience for all listeners, particularly those in junior high and high school who are looking to grow in their faith while also having a good time. Despite potentially not resonating with some older or more mature audiences, this podcast remains a great choice for anyone seeking an entertaining and educational listen.
Thank you to all who've listened and shared encouragement over the life of this podcast! We're going away to plan and dream and come up with new ways to entertain you all. It will be awesome. Enjoy this last episode! Follow To the Table and the BUMC Student Ministry here: @tothetablebumcsm@bumcsm@a.c.jonesiv@mcknightowl@hannahlynn951@masonleecaviness
The staff discuss social media and how it has shaped our relationships and how we communicate. They answer questions as each other, and then get quizzed on how many words they know. Follow To the Table and the BUMC Student Ministry here: @tothetablebumcsm@bumcsm@lglfrench@a.c.jonesiv@mcknightowl@hannahlynn951@masonleecaviness Timestamps: 0:25 Answers to Questions As Each Other 13:44 Topic - Social Media 56:52 What Do These Words Mean 1:15:37 Credits
The staff get into what makes a good or bad relationship. They answer questions about themselves as if they were back in middle school, and then play a game called “Question Master” where Mason forgets where he's from. Follow To the Table and the BUMC Student Ministry here: @tothetablebumcsm@bumcsm@lglfrench@a.c.jonesiv@mcknightowl@hannahlynn951@masonleecaviness Timestamps: 0:05 Cold Open 5:34 Hi I'm Adam And I Have A Really High Voice 21:36 Topic - Relationships 59:54 Question Master 1:09:49 Credits
The staff take their time discussing the topic for this week: disagreeing. We learn what books they haven't finished reading, and in our “Oldies vs Youngies” segment Adam and Lee get called old. It's gonna be/was epic. Follow To the Table and the BUMC Student Ministry here: @tothetablebumcsm@bumcsm@lglfrench@a.c.jonesiv@mcknightowl@hannahlynn951@masonleecaviness Timestamps: 0:07 Kate Cold Open 3:22 Staff Insight 23:30 Topic - Disagreeing 1:23:36 Oldies vs Youngies 1:41:20 Credits
The staff answer more questions from the infamous Proust Questionnaire, explore a hot topic and a few scriptures that may not mean what you think they mean, and then end with a little encouragement for you. Follow To the Table and the BUMC Student Ministry here: @tothetablebumcsm@bumcsm@lglfrench@a.c.jonesiv@mcknightowl@hannahlynn951@masonleecaviness Timestamps: 0:06 Hannah Cold Open 3:09 Proust Questionnaire Part 2 22:47 IDTTMWYTIM - Women in Ministry 51:24 Lenten Season Encouragement 54:53 Credits
We learn more about the staff through more of Adam's strange “Desert Island” questions, dive into the famous “love” chapter of Corinthians, and don't have a dessert segment because Mason hit wrong buttons and it disappeared. Two-thirds of a podcast, but ALL THE THIRDS fun. Follow To the Table and the BUMC Student Ministry here: @tothetablebumcsm@bumcsm@lglfrench@a.c.jonesiv@mcknightowl@hannahlynn951@masonleecaviness Timestamps: 0:00 Special Announcement 1:54 Desert Island Part 2 28:04 IDTTMWYTIM - 1 Corinthians 13 53:40 Credits
The staff learn some awesome facts about Black History Month, learn a new way to think about everyone's favorite verse in Jeremiah, and recommend some things. Follow To the Table and the BUMC Student Ministry here: @tothetablebumcsm@bumcsm@lglfrench@a.c.jonesiv@mcknightowl@hannahlynn951@masonleecaviness Timestamps: 0:07 Lee Cold Open 4:39 Black History Month Crash Course 17:43 IDTTMWYTIM - Jeremiah 29:11 41:09 Recommendation Station 57:34 Credits
In this Valentine's day (a few days late) edition of To the Table, Mason gets the short end of the stick in a trivia point system (that he came up with), the staff discuss judging in their award-winning main course, and then bookend the episode like a bunch of pros and talk about best and worst Valentine's Day things. Nailed it. Follow To the Table and the BUMC Student Ministry here: @tothetablebumcsm@bumcsm@lglfrench@a.c.jonesiv@mcknightowl@hannahlynn951@masonleecaviness Timestamps: 0:06 Adam Cold Open 1:29 Valentine's Day Trivia 32:17 IDTTMWYTIM - Matthew 7:1-3 1:05:07 Best/Worst Valentine's Day Memories 1:13:03 Credits
Here in the official first episode of their second season, the staff guess movies based on weird summaries, talk about scripture (obviously), and play a word game. Follow To the Table and the BUMC Student Ministry here: @tothetablebumcsm@bumcsm@lglfrench@a.c.jonesiv@mcknightowl@hannahlynn951@masonleecaviness Timestamps: 0:11 Weird Movie Summaries 14:54 IDTTMWYTIM - Philippians 4:13 52:08 Quick Wit Word Game 1:10:56 Credits
Weeeeeeeee'rrrrrreeeee back! The staff sit down and reminisce on all the good times and good memories 2020 brought (at one point Hoops yells “WHAT IS GOING ON” and that pretty much sums it up). We then look ahead to 2021 and discuss our Words of the Year, our Resolutions, our goals, anything and everything. Also, this is unfortunately Derek's last episode. Listen on to hear his story about where he's going and what he'll be doing! While we are all sad he's leaving, we are beyond thankful for the friendship and mentorship he's shown our staff and students over the last 5 years. Derek, we are so excited to see where your talents continue to take you! Follow To the Table and the BUMC Student Ministry here: @tothetablebumcsm@bumcsm@lglfrench@a.c.jonesiv@mcknightowl@hannahlynn951@masonleecavines Also, keep up with Derek as he starts this new chapter! @derekwalkerrr@walkerandwood Timestamps: 0:06 Looking Back on 2020 17:28 New Year New You Same Jesus 53:46 I'm A Student and I Want to Better Myself This Year Oh Look This Segment Speaks Directly To That 57:41 Credits
Make yourself a warm beverage, cozy up beside a nice fire, wrap yourself in the most snug and comfy blanket you can find, and join the staff as they celebrate Christmas together. Good tidings and cheer abound. ***Also spoilers on the true (or false?) identity of Santa Claus*** Follow our episode guests on Instagram: @bumcsm@lglfrench@a.c.jonesiv@mcknightowl@hannahlynn951@masonleecavines@derekwalkerrr Timestamps: 0:27 Mason Cold Open 3:04 Christmas Song Right Or Wrong Missing Word Mission Competition 31:12 Christmas Talkings About Stuffed Stalkings 1:01:26 Credits
Celebrate good times, come on. On the LAST EPISODE OF THE FIRST SEASON (tear) the staff talk about the last spiritual discipline: celebration. We learn what desert island items people would bring (let's just say some wouldn't survive), and Adam doesn't know where Jesus was born. Mentioned in this episode: “Celebration of Discipline” by Richard Foster Follow our episode guests on Instagram: @bumcsm@lglfrench@a.c.jonesiv@mcknightowl@hannahlynn951@masonleecavines@derekwalkerrr Timestamps:0:06 Mason Cold Open 1:20 Desert Island 1:20 Desert Island 31:33 Main Course - Celebration 1:03:50 Christmas Taboo 1:13:41 Things We Learned 1:15:00 Credits
On this special episode of To The Table, Lee sits down with some bona fide legends. James Wells, Dwight Johnson, and Elias Dummer join in a roundtable discussion on worship. The weight of all the goodness is almost too much. Mentioned in this episode: “Celebration of Discipline” by Richard Foster Follow our episode guests on Instagram: @jameswellstn@imdwightjohnson@eliasdummer Listen to their music on Spotify: Dwight ArmstrongElias Dummer Timestamps:0:07 Derek Cold Open4:21 Episode introduction4:42 James introduction5:36 Dwight introduction6:53 Elias introduction8:10 Main Course – worship discussion with James, Dwight, and Elias1:08:39 Credits
The staff confess their deepest darkest secrets (jk), have some debates that would rival history's greatest intellectual sparring, and learn a bit of garlic- I mean Gaelic- from our own Irish mate, Derek. Mentioned in this episode: “Celebration of Discipline” by Richard FosterBrené Brown Time Stamps: 0:00 Hannah Cold Open2:50 The Great Debates27:25 Main Course - Confession1:08:05 Gaelic Lesson1:15:22 Things We Learned1:16:30 Credits
Join the staff as they each share their favorite memories and traditions from the Thanksgiving holiday, as well as hear from a few surprise guests. Be sure to eat waaaaay too much today.
The staff goes deep and gets vulnerable about this week's discipline: service. Kate knows everything, Adam hates blimps, and Derek eats a pickle. Mentioned in this episode: “Celebration of Discipline” by Richard Foster"Blue Like Jazz" by Donald Miller"Scary Close" by Donald Miller
Simplicity seems like a simple (see what I did there?) discipline to understand, but it goes far beyond just being about minimalism. The staff explore all aspects of simplicity, answer some really strange “Would You Rather” questions, and hear some “Florida Man” headlines that are stranger than you might think. Mentioned in this episode:• “Celebration of Discipline” by Richard Foster• "Spiritual Disciplines Handbook" by Adele Ahlberg Calhoun
The staff dives deep into the discipline of solitude and why being silent and still can be so scary at times. We hear Lee's great Irish accent, Mason drools everywhere, and the dessert segment gets LOUD. Scripture References:• Mark 1• Mark 6• Matthew 4• Matthew 14• Matthew 17• Matthew 26• Luke 6 Mentioned in this episode:• “Celebration of Discipline” by Richard Foster• “Sacred Rhythms” by Ruth Haley Barton• “Pilgrimage of the Soul” by Phileena Heuertz Timestamps:• 0:00 Mason Cold Open• 5:25 All of the Accents• 18:15 Main Course – Solitude• 55:09 Bible Verses But There's Also Drool• 1:06:16 Things We Learned• 1:08:24 Credits
Fasting: what is it? How do you do it? Is it only about not eating? This week the staff explore the discipline of fasting and the various ways you can participate in it. The staff answer some personal questions off the Proust Questionnaire, and try their hand at “kid” trivia. It doesn't go that well. Mentioned in this episode:• Try out the Proust Questionnaire for yourself
This week, the staff discusses the discipline “study,” what it means to study as a Christian, and how that term has changed for them as they've grown spiritually. We learn that some of the staff are experts in other things besides youth ministry and that LITERALLY EVERYONE is good at tongue twisters. Mentioned in this episode: Richard Foster's “Celebration of Discipline”
In their inaugural episode, the BUMC Student Ministry staff discuss how the pandemic has been affecting their current habits and schedules and learn what unpopular opinions each of them hold. Hannah shows her prowess at European sports trivia, and Adam DOES NOT like peanut butter and jelly sandwiches.
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