Did Methuselah die with the rest? Was he considered one of the unrighteous?! Well, that's what Stephen and Paul dive into on this episode to discuss who Methuselah was and what could have happened to him when the flood waters came. Let's get into it!

We all know him, we all have talked about him, he's big, he's tall, he's... got 6 fingers? Maybe! Join us as we dive into the strange world of the boys from Gath and their strange genetic anomalies.

Welcome back to part 2 of short kings in the Bible.... well, maybe? Let's take a dive into it and find out if King David was actually a short king.

Happy New Year! This episode has some surprising twists... first where is Paul?! Second, was Samson big and strong like the brawny guy, or was he actually pretty average looking? Or was he puny? Well that's what Stephen dives into today and explores this interesting topic.

Merry Christmas you filthy animals! Happy Martyr's Christmas from us to you.

Merry Xmas you filthy animals! Today on Martyr's Row we dive into the interesting origin of nostalgia and xmas. Is Christmas originally a pagan holiday, or is it actually Christian? Let's take a fun little dive together and find out!

Well looky what we have here, some guests! Today we welcome some guests in to ask us questions in real time as we navigate the answers, like, is it okay to say "luck" as a Christian? And where was Jesus in the Old Testament? Let's dive in and see what happens!

Who doesn't love a good myth? If you're watching this, you probably do too, so welcome to the mythosphere. In this we explore Acts 16 and the myth of Apollo and the Python and the Oracle of Delphi. Is it just a myth? Or does it overlap into reality that is reflected in Scripture? Let's find out!

Yeah you read that right. Do the righteous really eat Leviathan? Psalm 74 is our jumping point for this episode as we dive into the ideas across Scripture and culture. Also asking the question whether it is literal or metaphorical.

Lol Holy Ghost hole. In this episode we talk about the Septuagint (or LXX) and its origins and how it has effected Christianity, art, and tradition. Why did it have such a significant role and what were the results of that? Let's dive in and see what we find!