2 chapters across the catalog
The hosts contrast the "Soul Plane" stereotype with the reality of modern aviation, where wealthy travelers are increasingly opting out of commercial flights to avoid TSA and DEI-related concerns. Adam Curry discusses his decision to return to flight school to gain more autonomy over his travel.
Neely Fuller describes how the piano was once considered the "devil's box" and banned from many Baptist churches because it was associated with brothels and "houses of ill repute." Mo Facts recounts similar pushback against drums and keyboards in the Southern Black Baptist churches of his youth, noting the gradual "slippage" of what instruments were allowed in worship.
