Joel Saint and Matt Kenitzer tackle the alarming decline of civil discourse, exploring why meaningful reasoning and dialogue have been replaced by emotion, hostility, and profanity on the streets. Drawing on their recent street ministry experiences in Boston and Pittsburgh, they examine how public debate has devolved into a “might makes right” mindset, all while mixing in some lighthearted banter about Aunt Pity-Pat. Ultimately, the hosts challenge the modern church’s retreat from the public square, urging believers to boldly and unapologetically engage a broken culture with truth.






