The supposed "controversy" of the film "Joker" got Will thinking that there is (to a degree) influence in film. Films can inspire us and make us want to be better people but can they also trigger the darker parts of our minds and in turn force us to act out on those dark thoughts?

One of the tougher questions faced by the Church; Alcohol is it okay to drink it or not? You may be surprised to learn the answer is not so black and white. There are scriptures that go both against and for it but if the bible cannot contradict itself we must look at it in its proper context.

After seeing a faux Funko Pop figure of Jesus Christ, Will goes on a sort of rant about the lack of creativity from believers. Christian marketing seems to take a back seat to creativity and focus more on cash grabs. Is Will right or wrong for thinking this why? Listen in and join the conversation.

From Frankenstein and Dawn of the Dead to Nightmare on Elm Street and The Exorcist, where should we as Christians stand as far as horror movies? Are certain ones permissible or do we throw it all out and if that's the case what about other R-rated films? Is there a double standard? Let's talk about it.

Today Will discusses the 8 hours standoff between a lone gunman and Philadelphia police officers that shook a community. Also, Will talks about the fascination of dark characters in professional wrestling as WWE superstar Bray Wyatt debuted his new "Fiend" gimmick and the unfortunate misrepresentation of Christianity in professional wrestling with a chime from Joshua Iguina from the Ya Boy Elroy Podcast. Will also briefly reviews the new project "Inspired by True Events" by pop singer Tori Kelly.

On the pilot episode, Will discusses rapper NF outselling Chance the Rapper, the court case between Christian rapper Flame and Katy Perry, and Will finishes up with a spoiler-free review of "Hobbs & Shaw"