Seeing and Believing Episode 38: ‘Master of None’ And TV Recommendations
Wade and Kevin debut a new, blind TV recommendation segment as well as discussion ‘Master of None’ from Netflix.
Wade and Kevin debut a new, blind TV recommendation segment as well as discussion ‘Master of None’ from Netflix.
Drew and Tyler are joined by guest Nathan Valle to discuss the intersection of missions and national security while touching on the Syrian refugee crisis.
Christians can learn from the Doctor’s fight for peace in the recent Doctor Who story “The Zygon Inversion.”
It’s less about the product itself than it is about who sees us using it and what they think of us for doing so.
It hurts everywhere. In Beirut, in Paris, in Syria and in Missouri, USA, in all the many, many places I forgot to name.
Even today, characters in the Betsy-Tacy series of classic children’s books have something to teach us about how to treat the stranger in our midst.
Like the world we live in, the virtual worlds we create are just a shadow of a better world to come.
Losing makes you crazy, and the Christian fan is not exempt from being possessed by irrational fan demons.
Our hunger for human flourishing outstrips our patience for the work necessary to achieve it.
Erin and Hannah have a talk about the NPR Voice and the how things can start to sound the same.
Taylor Swift’s 1989 sums up much of my journey and the decades that have made me the woman I am now.
What happens when an outsider to rap listens? Brad Williams joins Sam and Cray to explore intentional listening.
This season of ‘American Horror Story’ follows characters whose private suffering becomes public business due to the very nature of a hotel.
Wade and Kevin resist the history of the Bond Franchise along with special guest Ryan Holt while giving a spoiler free review of ‘Spectre’
Drew and Tyler are joined by regular guest Luke T. Harrington as they tackle internet outrage, yuppies and organic food chains on a budget.
If you’re going to take a moral stand on social media, maybe you should try taking one that actually requires a tiny bit of courage.
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