Paracetamol causes autism? Caroline Knight and Lindsay Sant unpack viral claims, breaks down the real science, and debunks harmful myths. They highlight what autism is, what causes it—and what absolutely doesn't.

SG1 helps Martin Lloyd reshape his movie script and sparks a storm of ridiculous rewrites—from sci-fi clichés to bold jabs at SG-1's own history. Jack Baruzzini, Jeff Haecker, Victor Lams, and special guest Fr. Cory Sticha unpack the wildest ideas. Is this the ultimate sci-fi roast?

After President John F. Kennedy was assassinated, theories abounded and some accused CIA agent E. Howard Hunt. Jimmy Akin and Dom Bettinelli look at the 1985 lawsuit by Hunt against some of his accusers and what was revealed in the courtroom about the CIA's possible role.

Are Catholic prayer apps helping or hindering our spiritual lives? Dom Bettinelli, Fr. Joseph Sund, and Tom Grelinger compare the best apps for daily prayer, novenas, and more—plus, are AI algorithms ruining house hunting and music discovery?

Is love just control in disguise? Season 3 of Foundation raises the stakes with shocking betrayals, the fall of empire, and a chilling twist on Asimov's Mule. Jeff Haecker, Thomas Salerno, and Patrick Mason question what truly drives humanity.

Is A Night in Sickbay the worst Star Trek episode ever? Dom Bettinelli, Jimmy Akin, and Fr. Jason Tyler rip into its bizarre writing, inappropriate sexual tension, and baffling Hugo nomination.

Is ignoring the poor a rejection of Christ? Pope Leo thinks so. Caroline then busts the paracetamol-autism myth with science and empathy. Featuring Lindsay Sant and Caroline Knight.

The team encounters a city of Ancients—except they're not. Can artificial life truly ascend? Victor Lams, Lisa Jones, and Jeff Haecker break down a twist-heavy episode with ethical tension, explosive visuals, and a new galactic threat.

How do science and magic intersect? St. Albert the Great wanted to understand. Jimmy Akin and Dom Bettinelli, joined by Dr. Justin Sledge, unpack St. Albert the Great's mystical side—his writings on magic, alchemy, and the hidden powers of nature.

Your car knows too much—and it's selling that info. Dom Bettinelli and Leo Devick expose the disturbing privacy failures in modern vehicles, challenge digital ethics, and discuss tech accountability.