Drew and Tyler talk about Silence, faith, and culture with Wade Bearden and Peter J. Epps in regards to Martin Scorsese’s film Silence.

Alan Noble, Drew Dixon, and Brad Williams join Jonathan to start the 2017 season of the CaPC 25 as they debate the good, the true, and the beautiful in pop culture.

Erin and Hannah talk about the latest imported movement from the Danish by, "living the hygge life," purposefully finding cozy ways of enjoying life.

Everyone has heard of the Pope, but what HBO's latest series presupposes is ... what if we had The Young Pope?

Drew, Tyler and Gina discuss whether 'La La Land' is as good as advertised and what it has to say about work, family and calling. We discuss the importance of work and how we can help one another engage it faithfully.

In our young imaginations, we would summon the heroes we loved and proclaim, “Did you ever knoooow that you’re my heeee--ro?”

Wade and Kevin are split between two films this week: Theodore Melfi's Hidden Figures and M. Night Shyamalan's Split.

Stubborn people can be so annoying, right? They won’t let anything go. Erin and Hannah discuss Nick Stafford’s amusing case and then ponder if the stubborn shall change the Earth?

Wade and Kevin dive into a vat of familial trauma this week with 'A Monster Calls' and 'Under the Shadow'.

Tyler and Drew chat with Matthew Loftus about Black Mirror, technology, and the darkness of our hearts from his recent article “Nothing is New Under the Black Mirror.”