Ikr?

Alli and Latasha jump into the creative play challenge - and it takes them to a piano bench and the top of some high school football bleachers.

What if the secret to living an adventurous, meaningful, satisfying life wasn't in thinking of life as a puzzle to be solved, but as a work of art to be created. Alli and Latasha kick off season two of IKR? looking for the good life at an art museum, over a bottle of wine, and with a local visual artist.

Our insta-world has us more connected than ever... and yet women are experiencing historic levels of loneliness. If there's going to be any art of life, we're gonna need more than Facebook likes and Instagram followers. Thankfully, the answer may be closer than you realize.

IKR? is back for a second season, beginning August 22nd. This time around, hosts Alli and Latasha are on the lookout for the good life - one of beauty, joy, creativity, and fun. And we think it might have something to do with thinking about life less as a puzzle to be solved and more like a work of art. Subscribe, share with a friend, and enjoy this extended look at episode 1.

Latasha is buzzing about season 2 of IKR? But before that happens, check out Spirit Stories—a brand new Crossroads podcast premiering on Saturday, June 9.  Spirit Stories is a storytelling podcast where everyday people share their close encounters with the spiritual. An extended teaser—and your first story—is already available. Hit the subscribe button to be the first to hear these incredible stories.

Alli introduces a new podcast—Too Long; Didn't Read—alongside her friend and cohost of the new show, Mae. Too Long; Didn't Read is an irreverent look at a reverent book—it's a podcast about the Bible. Season One finds the show investigating the weirdest stories from the pages of scripture and asking one question: why is this story in the Bible?  Hit the subscribe button now to not miss a single episode.

We asked, and you responded! Season 1 comes to a close with Alli and Latasha answering listener-submitted questions. Conversation topics include communication, dating, and the appropriate time for your child to wear a bikini. Along the way, our hosts discover a shared TV love interest, can't remember the name of Prince William's little brother, and reflect on an incredible first season of IKR?

There are seasons in life when you're just not okay. How do you deal, find hope, choose to get up in the morning when everything inside you is fighting against that? After a year of compounding personal losses, Courtney found her faith shaken to the very core. And yet, her journey toward healing brought her face to face with a God who deals in reality, values honesty, and chooses resurrection. She visits the IKR? team to tell her incredible story.

Sleeping on the ground and pooping in the woods didn't initially sound like a good time to Alli and Latasha. And yet, Woman Camp has become a regular, life-giving rhythm in both of their lives. Special guest Audrey, a Woman Camp prayer tent volunteer, stops by for a conversation around camp, God moments in the woods, and wipes.  

Veteran attorney Marsha brings her straight-shooting humor and wisdom into a conversation around "bro culture," Latasha's piddly amount of Facebook friends, and why the world needs women to show up as themselves at work, home, and everywhere in-between.

Katelyn was halfway through her freshman calculus class when she had a revelation—this was not the life she wanted to live... and math kind of sucks. She visits the IKR? team to recount her inspiring story of risking everything, letting go of control, and discovering the ultimate business partner.

We're halfway through season 1 - can you believe it? Alli and Latasha reflect on the first few episodes, discuss ways listeners can connect further, and tease the season finale. And Latasha accuses Alli of talking a lot.

The stories we tell ourselves about others - be they are true or not - color all of our closest relationships. Libby Tome, wife of Crossroads' founding pastor Brian Tome, stops by to discuss taking thoughts captive, the power of gratitude, and the life changing implications of frosted tips.

Jam-packed schedules, growing to-do lists, mounting responsibilities. The pace of modern life is relentless. Is it even possible to slow down? To take a breather? To rest? Courtney visits the IKR team to talk burnout, learning to say "no," and finding hope in pop stars.

Felt the tension between work and home? It can be overwhelming. Instead of beating ourselves up to find a solution, what if we leaned into the tension instead? Alli and Latasha talk with their friend Kristin, mother of two and successful video producer, as she wrestles with this in real time... and finds a life beyond weiner dogs.

Author Jenny Baker visits with the IKR team to talk body image, finding freedom when you look in the mirror, and what she learned by choosing afternoon sex.

Hosts Alli and Latasha give an introduction to IKR? by sharing their stories, revealing why they decided to start a podcast for women, and admitting they're bad at understanding text abbreviations.

Embezzled money, fraud and drug smuggling are all part of Betty's past. Alli and Latasha sit down with her to hear the incredible true story, and discover that forgiveness is better than innocence.

Being a woman… it's complicated. Right? The expectations. The relationships. All the freaking beauty products. It can be overwhelming to try to go it alone. IKR? - I know, right? - is a podcast for women, by women. It's a place to be known. To be challenged. To be understood. Because no one wants to go it alone. Hosts Alli and Latasha pull back the veil on what's going on in the minds of women to prove that we're all in this together and there's a God who wants in on it too.