TJ and Kris talk about curses, prophecy, and the dynamics of the divine council in Genesis 3:14, before answering questions about dinosaurs and the discoveries of Galileo.

TJ and Kris look at the response of the man and the woman once they realise that they messed up in the garden of Eden, in light of the prophetic tradition that preceded the Exile. They also discover what was going on with the enormous cluster of grapes that the spies brought back from Canaan in Numbers 13.

Kris and TJ explore a common biblical motif designed to tell the reader the awful truth that something terrible has happened, and that we are powerless to do anything but watch it play out before our eyes. Then they explore why giants are mentioned in an apocryphal book about a Jewish heroine.

TJ and Kris revisit the previous episode to discuss the ramifications of literary interpretation of the exchange between Eve and the serpent, and try to discover the historical identity of the man known as Job.

TJ and Kris discuss the conversation between the serpent and the woman, before exploring giant wars, the Mystical Mount Sinai, and what might have really happened to Lot’s wife.

TJ and Kris open the Bible to Genesis 3 to kick off the official Bible study for the third season. They try their hands at impressions of Yoda, and TJ explores the nature of the pre-diluvian technological explosion.

Kris and TJ talk about the mysterious serpent in the Garden of Eden, strange visions of God, why the Pharaoh wore a snake on his hat, and whether or not a human can be a reincarnated giant.

TJ and Kris introduce Season 3 of the podcast with a taste of things to come, and a question about mermaids in the ancient world.

TJ and Kris reveal the secret project they've been working on for weeks.

TJ and Kris discuss the season they've had and things learned along the way, and then TJ tackles a Giant Question about the meaning of the word, "Nephilim." Does it really mean "fallen ones"?