Why is this episode only a minute long? Listen to hear about some changes to our schedule.

How is Beyoncé's album Lemonade doing the same thing as the Hebrew Prophets? What do they really want after unfaithfulness (from Israel and Jay-Z, respectively)?

A special throwback to my class on Breaking Bad from 2014. How are choice and confession important for morality, justice, and redemption?

More Thor and Gorr? Sure! Adam Byers joins the show to discuss Thor: Love and Thunder, and revisit theological ideas from the previous episode.

Tackling a simple question: What does it mean to call someone a god? What is the fundamental difference between the god of thunder and the God of the Bible (Thor and YHWH, respectively)?

let's look at the spiritual wisdom of pop icon Ariana Grande, particularly when it comes to moving on from relationships (whether with Pete Davidson or a church)

Encanto is about a house falling apart or, to use a currently debated buzzword, it's a story of deconstruction.

Healing the world with podcasting, even though everything is vanity. How is Bo Burnham’s Inside doing the same thing as Ecclesiastes?

Hello there! Luke Nance joins the show to discuss the controversial Star Wars movie, The Last Jedi. Why do the Jedi suck, and how does the church share the same flaws?

Our first episode look at the central Christian mystery of the Trinity, and how it relates to Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman. Hoping this isn't heretical.