Recent years have seen a dramatic uptick in fascination with the occult. But is this really so strange? Nathan and Cameron don’t think so. Tune in and see what you think.

In this episode, Nathan and Cameron consider Joe Rogan's response to the Spotify controversy. 

Is Neil Young "so woke he canceled himself," or is he standing on moral principle? In this episode, Nathan and Cameron explore the developing story of one musician's opposition to the streaming giant. 

Has the pandemic forced us to recognize that physical church is now outdated? Is the pivot to online services the dawn of a new era, rather than a temporary precaution? Nathan and Cameron explore these issues in this episode and do their darndest to not get too grumpy. We’ll let you be the judge of whether they succeed…

Golden State Warriors co-owner Chamath Palihapitiya recently sparked controversy when he casually remarked “nobody cares about the Uyghurs” on his podcast. Given his wealth and position, it’s worth asking whether such a statement will even make a tangible difference in his life. In this episode, Nathan and Cameron press into the complex question of how wealth often dictates the rules of free speech.

What does a volcano eruption have to do with Christianity? Tune in to hear Nathan and Cameron explore the Tonga eruption, its ongoing devastation, and how our Christian convictions can help us to frame the situation.

What does a volcano eruption have to do with Christianity? Tune in to hear Nathan and Cameron explore the Tonga eruption, its ongoing devastation, and how our Christian convictions can help us to frame the situation.

Nathan and Cameron discuss the storming of the capital and consider some of the severe responses to its aftermath.

Do we need “Christian” celebrities to validate the credibility of the church? Join Nathan and Cameron as they explore this question.