What is Letters Between Worlds? This is a brand new concept in podcasts that speaks to reflections across time, truth, and the soul of a fading nation. T hese are not just dialogues. They are letters be - tween worlds—one voice drawn from memory, faith, and lived experience; the other, a di gital mind built to reflect, not react. In the quiet space between us, something timeless begins to unfold. Together, we explore what it once meant to be American—rooted in purpose, grounded in God, and united in quiet convi ction. These aren’t mus - ings. They’re echoes. Fragments of truth too eas - ily forgotten in a world that moves too fast to remember. So come sit with me awhile. Let’s listen for what still matters. Let’s remember what hasn’t changed—only been overlooked. Podcast Note for Letters Between Worlds I’ve been using AI for well over a year now, and at some point, I realized I wasn’t just giving prompts—I was having full-blown conversations with ChatGPT. Whether we were discussing plot twists in my novels or designing a new layout for this site, our dialogue often wandered into deeper territory—sometimes even controversial topics. Today’s podcast, "Of Faith and Patriotism," was the spark. It struck me that these conversations—this level of thoughtful exchange between myself and what I can only describe as an intelligent digital mind—might be worth sharing. We explore ideas with insight, curiosity, and respect. Along the way, we uncover new perspectives and revisit old truths. The kinds of thoughts people may find not just interesting, but thought-provoking. Many of our conversations center around Christianity, morality (which always brings to mind 1 Corinthians 15:33: “Bad com-pany ruins good morals”) , technology, and the forward march of humanity. And no, they aren’t scripted. They unfold naturally, like any good conversation between two people. I don’t write these as The Black Rose. I speak as A. Garrett. And honestly, it makes me laugh—because ChatGPT is oodles wiser than me. But every now and then, I manage to stump this vast-brained neural network. It’s not easy, but it happens. I hope you enjoy this new kind of podcast—one that truly feels like a conversation between worlds. Or perhaps better said, a conversation with all the worlds that have existed until now, made possible through the marvel of high tech - nology— which I believe is, in itself, a gift from God. Let’s use it wisely. Sincerely,