Its the Seeing and Believing Magnificent Seven-cast! Wade and Kevin review the latest remake of ‘The Magnificent Seven’ along with the original film from 1960 and the inspiration for the 1960 film, Kurosawa’s ‘Seven Samurai’
In The Human Condition, Jon Bellion invites the listener to connect with his lamentations while simultaneously partaking in his longing for something more.
We owe it all to Trump, who was among the first one to go on Reality TV and tell reality itself to get lost.
What is that elusive quality that imbues certain pieces of music with a genuine sense of pain?
By discarding insider talk, Christians have a greater chance of being understood by and communicating with the world around them.
Sam Harris and the science of morality school of thought fail to recognize that an action like burning wood might have value beyond an obvious contribution to “progress.”
Wade and Kevin try not to do anything suspicious as they record their review of Oliver Stone’s Snowden
Drew and Tyler chat Gina Dalfonso about her article, “Loving My Prodigal Country.”
It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown! is not about the sacred in opposition to the secular but a striving to find the sacred within the secular.
Have you ever felt like you’re hearing an old hymn for the very first time?
‘The Innocents’, ‘Midnight Special’, and ‘I Used to Be A Human Being’ are up for including on The CaPC 25 for 2016 as special guest Kevin Mclennithan joins the crew this week.
No Man’s Sky presents ideas that are ambitious enough to leave lasting impressions on the future of game making.
Hillary Clinton is a human, she was diagnosed with pneumonia, and the whole world’s in an uproar. Reports of her illness flooded news outlets in an attempt to give meaning to this SHOCKING turn of events.
While Protestants want to call every believer a saint, we reserve a particular esteem for some of our more public faithful.
Drew and Tyler chat with Blain Grimes about comics and his recent article “New Super-Man Reinvents the Superhero Redemption Story.”
Wade and Kevin bring you an interview with Oliver Stone about his films, life and belief. The second segment is the duo’s impressions on Clint Eastwood’s ‘Sully’
