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We're ba-ack. It's been a long while, but the world hasn't ended just quite yet, so we have time for a few more little talks. In this episode, Austin explains why Superman makes him cry and the Fantastic Four does not. Matthew celebrates the fact that Hollywood has rediscovered the centrality of the family for the meaningful narratives. And both of them cringe over supposedly Kansan accents in the movies.
Episode Description by Matthew Umbarger
Editing by Austin Schwartz
Music theme by Madi Laughlin
Look at our previous show, "Apocolypse How?"
You can also find Matthew Umbarger on, "Sacred Realms," and Austin Schwartz on "The Floating Tavern."
#PopCultureTheology
#NerdAndTheologian
#StorytellingMatters
#FaithAndFandom
#AllegoryInPopCulture
#MeaningfulNarratives#SupermanFeels
#FantasticFour
#HollywoodFamily
#MovieAccents
#KansasInTheMovies
#SuperheroStories
#WhyStoriesMatter
#FaithInFiction
By Schwartz Twins MediaWe're ba-ack. It's been a long while, but the world hasn't ended just quite yet, so we have time for a few more little talks. In this episode, Austin explains why Superman makes him cry and the Fantastic Four does not. Matthew celebrates the fact that Hollywood has rediscovered the centrality of the family for the meaningful narratives. And both of them cringe over supposedly Kansan accents in the movies.
Episode Description by Matthew Umbarger
Editing by Austin Schwartz
Music theme by Madi Laughlin
Look at our previous show, "Apocolypse How?"
You can also find Matthew Umbarger on, "Sacred Realms," and Austin Schwartz on "The Floating Tavern."
#PopCultureTheology
#NerdAndTheologian
#StorytellingMatters
#FaithAndFandom
#AllegoryInPopCulture
#MeaningfulNarratives#SupermanFeels
#FantasticFour
#HollywoodFamily
#MovieAccents
#KansasInTheMovies
#SuperheroStories
#WhyStoriesMatter
#FaithInFiction