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The group met with Sir Patrick Koble, the Duke of the South for the No Agenda Show, for lunch at Arnold's in an area of Nashville known as The Gulch. They discussed the "meat and three" Southern dining tradition and the impact of rising property taxes on local businesses. Patrick, a veteran, was praised for his community work with Boy Scouts and his efforts to support fellow veterans dealing with PTSD.
Listener Feedback from Carol Goodman in Willow City
A listener named Carol Goodman, a retired Air Force officer and Iraqi war veteran living on a ranch in Willow City, sent an email describing the podcast's impact on her life. She shares how attending Bridge Church led her to the podcast, helping her transition from being a "political news junkie" to feeling more grounded and intentional. The hosts emphasize the importance of local community connections in fostering revival.
The hosts recount a dinner with Patrick Koble, a tech expert specializing in penetration testing and a veteran of the Iraq War who served in Fallujah. Koble shared how listening to podcasts like Curry and the Keeper helped restore his faith in God after the trauma of combat. The discussion highlights the impact of digital ministry on individuals dealing with the weight of military service.
