On this episode of theMangoTimes podcast, I am sharing an interview I did with Mike Smith from HSLDA's Homeschool Heartbeart. This is Day 4 of a five-part series and on today's show, I describe how I started the FourOneOne Bible Study for teenage boys.
I hope you enjoy this quick edition of theMangoTimes Podcast.
Quietly making noise,
Fletch
BONUS EPISODE: Pop answers 10 listener-submitted questions about faith, history, work, and life — from favorite Bible verses to the best job he ever had. A quick, heartfelt bonus episode from the porch.
In this episode of theMangoTimes Podcast, Fletch sits down with friend Matt Andrew to explore the freedom of not knowing everything. From letting go of theological certainty to embracing mystery through poetry and prayer, they talk about the spiritual and personal growth that comes when you stop needing all the answers.
Andy "Fletch" Fletcher has been married to Kendra for more than 30 years. He is a proud father to 5 sons, 3 daughters, but has added a few more kids by marriage and now a few grandchildren who call him Pops.
During the day he can be found fixing people's teeth, but the rest of the time you can find him smoking a pipe, enjoying a cup of coffee, riding a motorcycle or hanging out with his loyal black lab, Champ.
Enjoy everything you see on theMangoTimes from this Jesus-loving, wife-smooching, dog-walking, pipe-smoking, mountain-hiking positive guy as he quietly makes some noise.
In this episode, Fletch interviews longtime friend and ultimate “shower-upper” Lisa Kjeldgaard. Based on the Fletchifesto idea that 80% of life is just showing up, this conversation dives into the power of presence and why it matters. Lisa reflects on her background, her education, and how those experiences shaped her values. Together, they explore what it means to show up for others, the personal cost and reward, and why it’s often the first step toward any meaningful life. Plus: a rapid-fire round of fun questions.