Grief reshapes everything—but does it also reveal deeper hope? After losing his mother, Lindsay Sant reflects on faith, love, and C.S. Lewis's wisdom. With Lino Saubolle, he asks: How do we carry loss—and each other—forward?

Comedy collides with tragedy in Atlantis' "Irresponsible." Did Lucius' return sabotage Kolya's final showdown? Victor Lams, Jack Baruzzini, Jeff Haecker, and Lisa Jones debate tone, missed potential, and one controversial villain exit.

A historic California inn. A dead owner who never left. Are flying ashtrays, stacking coins, and an unplugged jukebox proof of survival after death? Jimmy Akin interviews investigator Lloyd Auerbach as they examine one of America's strongest ghost cases.

Billions are stolen from seniors each year—why is it so hard to stop? Dom Bettinelli, Tom Grelinger, and Pat Scott expose today's most dangerous scams and share practical safeguards every family should implement now.

Vecna wants 12 children to remake reality—but at what cost? Jeff Haecker and Rob Leonardi break down Will's powers, Eleven's training, military secrets, and the spiritual battle at the heart of Stranger Things, Season 5, Part 1.

A defining farewell for the Third Doctor turns spiders, crystals, and monks into a meditation on fear, ambition, and renewal. Dom Bettinelli and Jimmy Akin unpack how Planet of the Spiders reshapes regeneration and quietly changes Doctor Who forever.

Star Wars Visions' "The Smuggler" delivers blistering action and classic Star Wars themes. Robert King, Jeff Haecker, and Kathryn Laffrey unpack moral courage, rebellion beginnings, and why these characters feel destined for more adventures.

Big ideas, lost arcs, and unrealized futures take center stage as Dom Bettinelli, Jimmy Akin, and Fr. Jason Tyler mark episode 400 by asking: which abandoned Star Trek stories could have reshaped the franchise—and which are better left untouched?

Fra Angelico's art radiates prayer, intellect, and beauty. Alix Murray and Kathryn Laffrey show how his Dominican life shaped luminous frescoes, Marian devotion, and a vision of sacred art that invites contemplation rather than spectacle.

A parallel Earth survives the Ori—but loses its soul. Lisa Jones, Jeff Haecker, and Victor Lams unpack Sam Carter's toughest win yet, where secrecy, freedom, and power collide, forcing a question: is survival enough?