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After Nate makes Nolan fanboys mad, the guys discuss all things Camelot, including key questions such as:

• why Camelot is basically the story of King David again,
• how cool Merlin is (whether baptized demon-spawn or not),
• how the French eventually ruined King Arthur,
• whether Galahad is the gayest of the Knights of the Round Table,
• why the courtly love ideal is Victorianized and effeminate,
• whether Malcolm Guite's new Arthurian Galahad epic is like eating 10 pounds of dark chocolate in one sitting,
• compare all of the above to Monty Python's Holy Grail and Disney's Sword in the Stone,
• why Edmund Spenser's Faerie Queene is better than Malory's Morte d'Arthur, and more.

Plus, SASF's "Make me famous" segment returns with three pitches Nate does not like.

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Join ND Wilson and Brian Kohl as they discuss Sam Neill’s work in Jurassic Park. How did a simple movie about dinosaurs become a multi-billion-dollar franchise? What does this movie say about man’s capabilities and limits? What is the difference between imitating and copying your inspirations? Tune in to find out.

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On this episode of SASF, Forrest Dickison joins Brian and Nate to discuss his upcoming illustrated rendition of Rikki-Tikki-Tavi. What makes this classic story so unique, and how did Forrest bring it to life through his illustrations? 

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IT'S HERE! Pre-Order the 4th installment of the Ashtown Burial Series at ashtownburials.com. Join Author ND Wilson and Brian Kohl to discuss Nolan's The Odyssey and the journey of the Ashtown Burial series' return. Including the legal battle over Ashtown and finishing the story of Cyrus Smith.

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Join Author ND Wilson and Director Francis Annan to discuss the importance of storytelling. What does it mean to be an artist, and how does artwork tell the story of the artist? What does it mean to tell good stories? How do directors and novelists combat storytelling?

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Join ND Wilson and Brian Kohl as they discuss the dangers of shortcutting life. From performance-enhancing drugs to AI, we always seem to want to take shortcuts to victory. Is AI enhancement the same as performance-enhancing drugs? What makes AI a cop-out? And how to deal with the Pandora’s Box of AI that surrounds us.

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On this episode of Stories Are Soul Food, ND Wilson and Brian Kohl discuss Daniel, Prophet to the Babylonians. How to Serve Five Emperors without Losing Your Soul. Is there more to Daniel than just the Lion’s Den story? What does it mean to live faithfully under Babylon? Where do Christians fail today? These questions will all be answered in this episode of Stories are Soul Food.

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On this episode of Stories Are Soul Food, Nate Wilson and Brian Kohl discuss the difference between what a story tells and what it does. How do stories move people? How does the audience respond? Along with insight of how to read Ashtown Burials from the author!

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ND Wilson and Brian Kohl mix parenting advice and sports stories once again. Listen for a discussion on how you can treat daughters like ladies, while still pushing them to their limits, in athletics.

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Nate and Brian catch back up on the trailer for Toy Story 5, then they tackle the question "Why is everybody looking for someone to blame?"