In this episode, Coyle talks to Andrew Walker from the ERLC about whether there are any Biblical foundations for freedom of religion.

In this episode, Coyle and Jordan talk about the political and religious maneuverings of the Fourth Century, between the death of Constantine and the rise to power of Theodosius.

Today, Coyle and Ed talk about the distinctively modern virtue of hard work--what it is, where it comes from, and how it shapes our contemporary lives. (And they also talk about leisure a bit, which is maybe just an excuse to talk about the Avenger movies.) Enjoy!

Danny, Michial, and Coyle talk about the early development of Country Music as it gains national attention and becomes associated with the cowboy image.

Today, Coyle and Ed talk about the institution of tenure at colleges and universities--its role at colleges, universities and society at large; arguments for and against, and some of the particularities of tenure at Christian colleges.

In this episode, Coyle and Jordan tackle the most divisive and complex figure in the postapostolic church.

Coyle, Danny Anderson, and Christopher “Mav” Maverick join in a three-podcast roundtable to talk about the problem of race in the Batman universe. This episode was recorded at the Batman in Pop Culture Conference at Bowling Green State University.

Coyle and Jordan Poss discuss the Netflix movie, "The Highwaymen," celebrity criminals, lawmen, and democracy.

In today's episode, Coyle and Ed talk about what offensiveness is, why it matters, and maybe what we can do about it.

In this eighth episode of the City of Man sub-series, Ancient Asides, Coyle and Jordan Poss talk about Diocletian, the Roman emperor between 284-305, whose reign brought the conflict and crises of the last 70 years to an end, and ushers in a long period of relative stability.