In this episode, Danny Wright and Drew Thurman explore themes of God in a variety of cultural and pop culture areas, from wandering road trips to F1 The Movie. In the last section, they take a deep dive and look at finding God in the show Shrinking.

Some of the art referenced:

• The Ballad of Wallis Island
• Begin Again
• Brett Goldstein (Wild Card Podcast with Rachel Martin)
• Shrinking on Apple TV
• F1 The Movie

A special episode of Finding God in Culture, inspired by the book A Whole Life in Twelve Movies by Kathleen Norris & Gareth Higgins. In this episode, Danny and Drew create their own list of twelve movies that makes a life with spiritual themes that cover a wide range of issues in life, death, pain, faith, and struggle.

Danny's List:

• "No Country For Old Men" (Topic - Hope)
• "La La Land" (Topic - Life is good)
• "Past Lives" (Topic - Love matters)
• "Silver Linings Playbook" (Topic - Be alive)
• "Calvary " (Topic - Live the story)
• "Whiplash" (Topic - Commitment/Tenacity)
• "Stranger Than Fiction" (Topic - Sacrifice)
• "Gran Torino" (Topic - Transformation)
• "Ghost Town" (Topic - Don't be a jerk)
• "Devil" (Topic - Forgiveness)
• "Lars & The Real Girl" (Topic - Community)
• "Truman Show" (See Beyond, Look for More)

Drew's List:

• "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty" (Theme - Vocation)
• "The Way, Way Back" (Theme - Personhood) 
• "The Way" (Theme - Friendship/Communal Faith)
• "Finding Forrester" (Theme - Power of Connection)
• "A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood" (Theme - Forgiveness) 
• "CODA" (Theme - Meaning)
• "We Bought a Zoo" (Theme - Death and Loss) 
• "The Holdovers" (Theme - Redemption)
• "Stuck in Love" (Theme - Second Chances)
• "A Hidden Life" (Theme - Conscience) 
• "The Peanut Butter Falcon" (Theme - Inclusion)
• "A Good Year" (Theme - Priorities) 

In this episode, Danny Wright and Drew Thurman explore themes of God in a variety of cultural and pop culture areas, from Shrinking to The Remains of the Day. In the last section, they wrestle through where God is feeding their souls through art right now.

Some of the art referenced:

• The Brother Karamzov by Fyodor Dostoevsky
• Brett Goldstein (Wild Card Podcast with Rachel Martin)
• Shrinking on Apple TV
• Remains of the Day by Kazuo Ishiguro
• Rainbow by Cage the Elephant
• "Mimesis" by Fady Joudah
• "Small Kindnesses" by Danusha Laméris
• "urban revival project" by A.A. Kostas
• "What I say into the Mirror to Survive the Night" by Joseph Fasano

In this episode, Danny Wright and Drew Thurman explore themes of God in a variety of cultural and pop culture areas, from The Veil to Bluey. In the last section, they wrestle through the award-winning show, The Bear Season 3.

In this episode, Danny Wright and Drew Thurman explore themes of God in a variety of cultural and pop culture areas, from Ryan Gosling to the Bob Marley: One Love movie. In the last section, they wrestle through some of David Brooks' latest work on art and becoming better people.

In this episode, Danny Wright and Drew Thurman explore themes of God in a variety of cultural and pop culture areas, from Guy Ritchie to the Wonka movie. In the last section, they each share some lists of their favorite television, movies, and books.

The second part of two special episodes about finding God at the table. Modern people eat for survival and shop food like it is nothing more than a commodity. In doing so, we strip ourselves of one of the most sacred moments of daily life. Join Danny and Drew as they explore the food that we eat and the people who we eat it with.

The first of two special episodes about finding God at the table. Modern people eat for survival and shop food like it is nothing more than a commodity. In doing so, we strip ourselves of one of the most sacred moments of daily life. Join Danny and Drew as they explore the food that we eat and the people who help cultivate it.

In this special episode, Danny Wright and Drew Thurman continue the conversation on the show, The Bear. For the first part of this discussion, head back to Episode 15.

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In this episode, Danny Wright and Drew Thurman explore themes of God in a variety of cultural and pop culture areas, from the disruption of kids to the beauty of visiting Mr. Beef in Chicago. In the last section, they begin their conversation on the award-winning show, The Bear.

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