The StoryMen welcome Rabbi Eliyahu Fink back to talk about the biggest film of 2015 - STAR WARS Episode VII: The Force Awakens. Listen up and let us know what you think!

The StoryMen welcome comic shop captain, blogger and all-around geek Leia Calderon to discuss the Netflix/Marvel show JESSICA JONES. We dive into a conversation about rape culture and victim blaming, and how the show masterfully addresses these issues.

The StoryMen talk about Matt's new book SKY LANTERN. Learn the whole story behind the book, including what Matt originally wrote, and what he learned. PLUS: in honor of his book, we count down our favorite books we read this year.

The StoryMen catch up with Da MAC to hear about his innovative new tour. Then we welcome Dr. Thomas Jay Oord to discuss his provocative new book The Uncontrolling Love of God. Thomas walks us through "Essential Kenosis,", newly proposed framework for understanding the problem of evil. Listen up and let us know what you think of Thomas' answer to one of theology's thorniest issues.

Just in time for Thanksgiving, the StoryMen welcome author, professor and environmental theologian Tripp York. Tripp challenges us to reflect on how the way we treat animals reveals what we believe about God, creation and our relationship to both.

The StoryMen welcome Dr. Rodney Reeves, author of Rediscovering Jesus. He teaches us how to spot our "composite Jesuses" and walks us through how to read the Gospels "vertically" to see the unique Jesus each of them portrays.

While they were on the set of Z-Nation for their supersized episode 100, the StoryMen got to interview A Song of Ice and Fire author George R. R. Martin! Listen in as George talks about his new TV show Captain Cosmos and his charity for wolves.

In honor of JR.'s birthday (and impending Halloween), the StoryMen play some catch up, evaluate current projects and reflect on Back to the Future Day.

The StoryMen welcome author and professor Karen Swallow Pryor to introduce us to Hannah More, history's forgotten abolitionist. We learn how Hannah's passion for justice transformed 17th century England, why she was forgotten, and why we need to remember her today.