In this episode of Save & Continue, Kyle and Steve explore the 2005 film Constantine, examining its mythological framework and the theological ideas it presents. From questions about Christian mythology to misconceptions about Hell, Satan, and salvation, the hosts break down where the movie aligns with Scripture—and where it misses the mark.

Also somehow included in this episode: sports.

2025 was full of surprises—but what does 2026 have in store?

On this episode of the Save & Continue Podcast, Steve Valdez and Kyle Fox share their predictions for the year ahead, ranging from the very obvious to the completely wild. Along the way, they reflect on faith, nerd culture, and how we process an unpredictable future.

Also discussed: what even is Santa?

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THIS EPISODE CONTAINS SPOILERS FOR WAKE UP DEAD MAN.

In today’s episode, Steve and Kyle discuss Rian Johnson’s newest Benoit Blanc mystery, Wake Up Dead Man. What is Rian Johnson saying about the modern church? How is Jesus portrayed? Why are Kyle and Steve just so dang excited about this movie? Take a listen and find out! Also in today’s episode: Steve’s PS5 can sense USB jump drives via HDMI.

TCG scalping is almost universally despised...but not completely. Today, Steve and Kyle have a debate on the morality of TCG scalping that gets a bit odd as they swap sides halfway through! Also in this episode: if Home Alone is a Christmas movie, should Die Hard be considered on as well?

It's game award season! Who will take home what awards? We give our predictions and Steve has some words to say about Silksong...

This episode, Kyle and Steve chat about recent film, Good Fortune, starring  Keanu Reeves, Aziz Ansari, Seth Rogen, and Keke Palmer. How does Good Fortune's depiction of angels compare to Biblical angelology? Find out in today's episode!

In our first episode, Steve and Kyle discuss Carlo Acutis, who was recently canonized as a saint in the Catholic church. Carlo was known for his gaming and computer knowledge and is colloquially being called the "Saint of the Internet". Does this lend more validity to gaming in Christian culture? Listen to see what we think!