Every week, Bec and Asa speak with local pastors who share wisdom for everyday life. This week, Pastor Shaphan Williams, from Oceans Church, unpacked the idea of the “vision mirror of regrets.”

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Bread appears throughout the Bible. But what does it really mean? Pastor Rob Furlong. from Woodvale Baptist Church. joined Bec and Asa to unpack the symbolism.

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Bec shares the incredible story of Pearl, the world’s oldest chicken. At 14 years old, this Texas hen has survived raccoon attacks, pneumonia, chicken pox, and even bullying from her fellow hens. Despite arthritis and a lifetime of challenges, Pearl still dances for grapes and cherry tomatoes, enjoys TV time, and snuggles up to her best friend a mop. With the average hen living just 6 to 8 years, Pearl’s resilience and love for life make her one remarkable bird.

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Bec and Asa welcome author and primary school teacher Simone Field to chat about her brand-new children’s book Sasha and the Scary Spotlight. Following her first release, Isabel and the Lunchbox Bully, Simone’s latest story explores courage, confidence, and stepping into the spotlight. She shares what inspired the book, the lessons she hopes kids will take away, and why writing for children can be both rewarding and challenging. Plus, hear details about the official book launch happening this Saturday at Adventist Book Centre WA.

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Bec and Asa welcome Dr. Laura Driessen, a radio astronomer at the University of Sydney, to chat about the upcoming black moon. She breaks down what makes this astronomical event different from a new moon or supermoon, why the black moon on August 23rd is significant, and whether we’ll notice anything in the sky here in Australia. Plus, Laura shares some practical stargazing tips for making the most of this rare night.

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Bec and Asa chat about the promposal craze that’s made its way from the US to Aussie schools. From flowers and chocolates to flash-mob-style surprises, students are pulling out all the stops to ask their date to the formal. One 17-year-old schoolgirl shared how her boyfriend staged an unforgettable promposal, complete with cheering classmates and a heartfelt “formal?” sign. Is it sweet… or a bit over the top?

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Bec and Asa dive into a wild new trend out of France where couples are selling tickets to their weddings. Through the startup Invitin, tourists and strangers can now buy a seat at someone’s big day, turning weddings into immersive experiences. Paying guests get to enjoy the food, music, and atmosphere, all while helping the couple fund their dream wedding. Would you buy a ticket to a stranger’s wedding?

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Bec and Asa sit down with Brian Harris from the Avenir Leadership Institute to explore why faith comes naturally to some but feels like an uphill climb for others. From childhood experiences to personality traits, higher education, and even the role of doubt, Brian unpacks the factors that shape belief. Whether you’re confident in your faith or struggling to believe, this conversation offers encouragement and practical steps for moving from doubt toward trust.

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