Can virtue defeat gods? SG-1's hunt for the Sangraal pits faith against force, while Ba'al and Adria turn allies into liabilities. Lisa Jones, Jeff Haecker, and Victor Lams weigh the cost of power—and Daniel's fate.

Are Ouija boards really paranormal? Does God know what time it is? And is dark matter real — or is gravity wrong? Continuing his Christmas tradition of spending the holiday with those spending it alone, Jimmy Akin tackles these and many more questions posed by listeners with reason, faith, and curiosity.

CES promises the future—but which ideas actually help people? From home robots for seniors to LEGO's screenless tech and worries about AI companions, Dom Bettinelli, Joanne Mercier, and Leo Devick weigh what's hopeful, helpful, and just plain creepy.

Is 2001 a masterpiece or an endurance test? Thomas Salerno, Patrick Mason, Robert King, and Jeff Haecker tackle HAL's AI warning, human violence, alien intelligence, and that unforgettable ending. Does progress save us—or undo us?

What happens when Time Lords become gods? A lost Gallifreyan student inspires Egyptian myth, fractures history, and forces the Doctor into an impossible judgment. Dom Bettinelli and Jimmy Akin unpack paradox, law, and tragic mercy in this story that guest stars Benedict Cumberbatch.

What happens when evil isn't fully defeated? Thomas Salerno, Pat Mason, and Jeff Haecker finish their discussion of The Silmarillion as they unpack Isildur's failure, Gondor's long decline, and the fading of the Elves. The Third Age asks a hard question: is victory ever final?

A stolen "Soul" that prevents a galaxy-wide jihad—what could go wrong? Dom Bettinelli, Jimmy Akin, and Fr. Jason Tyler weigh TAS "The Jihad": bold premise, shaky logic, and the eerie ethics of memory wipes and "healing" villains.

How can a string of beads shape culture, prayer, and art? Kathryn Laffrey and Alix Murray unpack the Rosary's deep roots—from ancient prayer beads to Dominican devotion—and ask why this humble object remains such a powerful spiritual weapon.

Hallucinations, guilt, and survival collide in "Phantoms." Victor Lams, Jeff Haecker, and Lisa Jones debate whether mind-control stories still work, why Tayla is the real hero here, and what Shepard's past reveals when reality breaks down.

For New Year's week, Jimmy Akin is answering more weird questions posed by Cy Kellett, including psychopaths who feel no remorse can be saved; what happened to the saints who rose at the Resurrection; who was Peter's wife; and more!