In our Season 8 finale, we play games, exchange gifts, wrap up this season's Best Thing Ever (Ghostbusters vs The Fellowship of the Ring) and talk about toxic fandom and why we find it so easy to hate the franchises we love.

Today we talk about and play some games about stories told badly. How can we tell the story of the Gospel in a better way in our words and actions?

This time the crew talks about our favorite characters who grew up

before our very eyes, going from one level to the next and how we, as

believers, can level up in their faith and Christian identity.

Plus a two-for-one in the Best Thing Ever semi-finals!

Join the crew for a fun and funny game night that will have you asking "is it animated?" Warning, may contain some immature content.

Tonight we play:

• Blunt Forced Drama
• Same, Same but Different
• Who Want's to Be a Bible Billionaire
• Poetry for Neanderthals
• Um, Actually...

On this episode of the podcast, the crew talks about who belongs on the list of all-time most iconic video game characters, superheroes, Nickelodeon stars, and more. It leads us to a point of talking about what the top four most essential virtues of a Christ follower should be.

None of us are Irish enough to know why Saint Patty's Day is as popular as it is but then again, we don't know why some of the nerdy things we like have gotten popular either. Let's talk about that.

The crew is hanging out on Zoom tonight and talking about stuff we used to be into that MIGHT be worth a second chance.

In this episode the crew talk about all the good ministry that happened at Megacon Orlando 2024, we sadly trash talk Sony's newest Spider-verse offering Madam Web and play a game called Okay, Genius. Join us, won't you?

Join us love from hall 109B for a special live episode. The crew celebrates 200 episodes with our favorite convention of nerds and fans at Megacon in Orlando, FL, talking about con culture, trying to predict popular answers, and talking about the importance of wisdom.

We talk about how some of our favorite stories sometimes jump genres from 80s comedies to gritty teen dramas and from super hero movies to musicals... How does God bring the Gospel to us in both our blessing and our trials in a voice tailored to who we are and how He wants to use us?