
· 33 min· Season 1, episode 72
New Studio, Old Stories & Real Conversations (Ep. 72)
The Why Not You Podcast with Pastor Ed NewtonAbout this episode
We started in a closet… and now we have our very own podcast studio! It's a new chapter for the Why Not You Podcast, and we're celebrating how far we've come.
In Episode 73, Pastor Ed Newton is back with Pastor Marquise "Q" Cox and Pastor Hutch Kufal as they celebrate the opening of their new permanent podcast studio, reflect on where it all started, and share some hilarious memories from their years in ministry together.
After missing last week's episode, Pastor Ed finally gets to see what Q and Hutch said about him while he was gone. Let's just say he has a few things to say in response!
But beyond the laughs, the guys also have an important conversation about faith, unity, and keeping Jesus at the center of our lives. With the 2026 midterm elections behind us, they discuss how Christians can navigate political differences without allowing disagreements to divide families, friendships, and communities.
From unforgettable stories and a brand-new studio to conversations about faith, culture, and what really matters, this episode is a reminder of why we started the Why Not You Podcast in the first place.
Whether you've been with us since the original Trending Podcast days or you're joining us for the first time, we're glad you're here. We're just getting started!
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00:00 Welcome to Our New Podcast Studio
01:02 From Recording in a Closet to Our Own Studio
02:38 Pastor Ed Reacts to Last Week's Episode
04:51 The Funniest Pastor Ed Stories
08:02 Pastor Ed Roasts Pastor Hutch
12:16 The Infamous Basketball Dunk
14:33 Faith, Politics, and Unity
19:06 Don't Let Disagreements Divide Us
22:03 Keeping Jesus at the Center
23:27 Pastor Ed's Experience Preaching in Prison
26:22 The Chipotle Confession
28:11 Baseball Players Share Their Faith
Reflections