Lee Wilson, a key figure in the development of the Halo franchise, joins Marty to talk about Camelot. Lee talks about his approach to storytelling and storyboarding, and the impact of character development in video games. The conversation also touches on the dynamics of game development at Bungie, the challenges faced during the production of Halo 3, and the significance of collaboration in creating compelling narratives.

Matthew Peterson from Blaze Media talks about his educational background, conservative roots, and spiritual journey to Catholicism. They discuss the resurgence of spirituality among youth, and the importance of art and music in society. The conversation also touches on the current political landscape, the impact of Trump on conservatism, and the need for a more profound engagement with culture and faith.

Marty speaks with Ryan Helfenbein about the intersections of faith, politics, and culture. They explore the role of religion in shaping societal values, the challenges faced by Protestant denominations, and the impact of secularism on modern society.

Marty and Max reminisce about their experiences at Bungie, exploring the early days of the company and the development of iconic games like Halo.

Kato Kaelin became a phenomenon during the O.J. Simpson trial, he joins to talk about his story, his upcoming projects, Marty and Kato battle it out for best hair of the 90's and we play a parody song written and sung by Marty.

Marty and Jaime explore the intricate relationship between game design and music composition. They delve into the creative process, emphasizing the importance of emotional goals, improvisation, and collaboration.

Sr Editor at https://humanevents.com, Veteran Navy intel officer and NYT best selling author, Jack Posobiec joins the program. Marty and Jack touch on multiple topics including gaming, military culture, music, and politics.

Game developer Hardy LeBel shares his extensive experience in the gaming industry, discussing his journey from early projects to his work on iconic titles like Halo and Oni.

Marty O'Donnell and Auron MacIntyre delve into a variety of topics, including the interconnectedness of culture, religion, and politics, as well as the importance of trust in institutions. Marty shares his personal journey of faith and his decision to run for Congress.

Marty welcomes his long-time friend Alex Seropian, co-founder of Bungie Studios. They discuss the origins of Bungie, the evolution of game development, and the legacy of the Marathon series. The conversation also touches on the new Marathon announcement, reflections on game mechanics, and the importance of specialization in game development.