Martin vents about right-wing grift believers and Cornbread recalls an encounter with Kaitlin Bennett before examining the early stages of the Texas war of independence from Mexico.

Martin reveals how he overcome a personal fear, Disney appropriates childhood to make consumers, and the series about the shared history of Mexico and Texas comes to a boiling point: the Texas Revolution.

Martin and Cornbread continue their series about the shared history of Mexico and Texas. They focus their attention on the Texan side of the narrative; the development of the state of Coahuila y Tejas.

Martin and Cornbread continue the series about the complex relationship between Mexico and Texas by focusing on one central figure: Santa Anna.

Martin and Cornbread learn about "techbro authoritarianism" in El Salvador and begin a new series about the intertwined history between Mexico and Texas.

Martin and Cornbread react to the "trustworthy encyclopedia" and learn a lesson on evaluating online sources of information.

In one of Ministrymodus' most important episodes, Martin and Cornbread talk about current events in Texas and conclude their series about the Algonquian peoples and the Puritans of Plymouth Colony. 

In Part 3 of our series about the history of the Plymouth Colony, Martin and Cornbread learn more about the history between the Algonquian peoples and the Pilgrims, review a Facebook post Martin received and talk about comments from Bill Maher.

Martin and Cornbread continue their exploration into the history of the Pilgrims of the Plymouth Colony and discuss... cancel culture?

Martin and Cornbread chat about a controversial story about a Catholic newsletter, a church with unusual branding and revisit a previous topic: the pastor of Rock City Church.