In this episode of Have We Got a Show for You, Michael Ruffino and Liz Brody dive into the 50's sci-fi superhero epic, Larry-Boy and the Fib from Outer Space. What happens when a little lie turns into a big, monstrous problem for Junior Asparagus? And why does Larry-Boy’s plunger-headed heroism still resonate decades later?

Michael and Liz unpack the moral layers of this animated parable, riff on its surprisingly cinematic moments, and see how exactly this ties back into Joseph. Also a debate on the merits of Alexander Pope, and some gently teasing of Liz's Jersey accent. 

Writer, Comedian, and Educator Adam Condra join Michael and Liz to discuss the VeggieTales classic "Dave and the Giant Pickle." We discuss differing methods of educating kids about the bible, what dogs have to do with the lineage of Goliath, Steve Taylor, Monty Python, and how the Eastern Orthodox get down with puppets. This was a lot of fun, and a great jumping on point, so send this one to your friends loyal listener! 

In this episode Michael and Liz talk the fourth episode of VeggieTales "Rack, Shack and Benny" with comedian and former Big Idea brand ambassador Carson Elmore! They talk bunnies, child labor, tomato tattoos, factory unionizing, the inherit rhythm of the cucumber, and  a lesson in peer pressure. 

Local artist Greer Micelli joins Michael and Liz to discuss the third episode of VeggieTales, "Are You My Neighbor?". The episode revolves around a Dr. Seuss inspired retelling of the parable of "The Good Samaritan" called "The Story of Flibber-o-Loo", a Star Trek parody called "The Gourds Must Be Crazy", and the alltime favorite Silly Song "The Hairbrush Song." The discussion includes: the golden rule, if Babylon 5 is better than Deep Space Nine, Jesus knowing his audience, and... let's just say... uhh... "recent world events."

This week, hosts Michael Ruffino and Liz Brody are joined by artist, activist, and concierge of The Earth Hotel podcast Jacquie Cotillard! They discuss the second episode of VeggieTales, "God Wants Me To Forgive Them!?!," the episode that introduces Pa Grape and his dust bowl era inspired family, as well as a take off on Gilligan's Island both teaching forgiveness. They also discuss differing perspectives between Jews and Christians on unconditional forgiveness, math, talking trees, and Jacquie provides some wisdom from the Buddhist prospective. 

On the first episode of our new series, comedians Michael Ruffino and Liz Brody naturally discuss the first episode of Veggietales, "Where's God When I'm S-S-Scared!?!" from 1993. Also joining the discussion is fellow comedian Andy Bates, as he also shares in his personal history as both a Christian and a Jewish convert, and well as his fondness for animated Vegetables. They also discuss the historicity of the book of Daniel, Monty Python, the size of God, a settle once and for all how talking vegetables can eat pizza.  

An all new start to the same old show! Hosts Michael Ruffino and Liz Brody re-launch the only podcast that's as much a fun re-watch as it is an interfaith dialog!  In this re-launch episode, our hosts re-introduce themselves and outline the new format and improvements to the new run of the same fun show! 

On this episode, Michael and Liz discuss the "Golden Rule," as well as Star Trek, Asparagus Privilage, and the most iconic Silly Song of them all!

WE'RE BACK! After a hiatus, Michael and Liz are back with a Christmas/Hannukah episode for the ages, where they take a look at the first Veggietales Christmas video which for some reason Michael has seen many times and Liz has seen never. Also a discussion on buzz saws in children's toys, penguin security guards, and the Internal Revenue Service.