Grace and Joe reflect on the 1st season of the PK Podcast in the season finale. Be sure to follow us on instagram and subscribe for up to date info on season 2.  Created by @joeross x @gracemads_ Support our show: https://linktr.ee/pkpodcast

Aidan Sonksen (Orange County, CA) has been a PK his entire life and is the brother of Grace. Their parents pastored and continue to pastor a well known church that has expanded all over the Southern California area. The brother and sister duo reflect on embarrassing and fun moments growing up in the church and at home.  Aidan reveals the moments that drew him away from the church and the big moment that brought him back. Aidan also dives into the different aspects of the relationship he had with his parents growing up.   Donut Review: M&M Donuts (Anaheim, CA)  Created by @joeross x @gracemads_ Support our show: https://linktr.ee/pkpodcast

Zach Thayer grew up as a PK but with a unique twist - his father was not ministering to a typical "Sunday Best" crowd. Zach's father was the minister to a prison. Zach talks about seeing his Dad go in and out of "prison mode" while also diving into how his experience has shifted his perspective on prisoners as a whole. Zach touches on how his family raised his disabled brother and how he deals with the loss of his father.  Created by @joeross x @gracemads_ Support our show: https://linktr.ee/pkpodcast

Joe sits down with three of his fellow PK's. All four boys reflect on what it was like to grow up together on the same church staff. Sharing stories from the long "outreach days" to running around after service, each boy brings perspective to life then and how it is affecting life now. Donut Review: Donutology (Kansas City, MO) Created by @joeross x @gracemads_ Support our show: https://linktr.ee/pkpodcast

We speak to current high schooler Ty Williams about what it is like to be a current PK. Ty Williams talks about being an athlete and a leader in the current school climate.  Created by @joeross x @gracemads_ Support our show: https://linktr.ee/pkpodcast

Joe sits down with three of his fellow PK's. All four boys reflect on what it was like to grow up together on the same church staff. Sharing stories from the long "outreach days" to running around after service, each boy brings perspective to life then and how it is affecting life now. Donut Review: Holey Donuts (El Cajon, CA) Created by @joeross x @gracemads_ Support our show: https://linktr.ee/pkpodcast

This week's guest is Isaac Wilson (Orlando, FL). Isaac grew up in one of the fastest growing youth ministries run by his parents. The ministry had strong ties to the annual Fine Arts convention where teenagers from all over America compete while showcasing their talents. Isaac talks about finding his identity during his time at Southeastern University and shares his dreams for his unique future in ministry.  Donut Review: Yum Yum Donuts Created by @joeross x @gracemads_ Support our show: https://linktr.ee/pkpodcast

Megan Allen shares her story about growing up in the church in a small town. Megan says she was the "stereotypical rebellious PK." Megan expands upon not only the second chances she has gotten in her own life but also the one's she is setting out to give.  Donut Review: Sunny's Donuts (La Mesa, CA) Created by @joeross x @gracemads_ Support our show: https://linktr.ee/pkpodcast

Gabriel is a PK born and raised in San Diego, California. He now serves on staff with his father at Lugar De Encuentro. Gabriel discusses the cultural aspects of growing up in a hispanic church and how even though language's may be different, the mission remains the same.  Donut Review: La Concha (Chula Vista, CA) Created by @joeross x @gracemads_ Support our show: https://linktr.ee/pkpodcast

Brandon Harrison grew up as a PK in Chicago during the Michael Jordan and the Bulls era. His family ran a church in their home basement for years before moving to San Diego. Brandon dives into the pressure that comes with the question "are you going to follow your father's footsteps?" Pressure is something every PK feels at some point or another and Brandon explains the systems and responses he has had throughout thee years to different pressures life has thrown his way. Brandon is on staff at The Rock Church in San Diego, CA and has his own podcast called "This Is Life." Donut Review: Golden Donuts (National City, CA) Created by @joeross x @gracemads_ Support our show: https://linktr.ee/pkpodcast