Monthly Archives: July 2017

The creative minds behind Nashville are squandering their talents by taking the easy way out instead of offering something true, good, and beautiful.

Erin Straza and Hannah Anderson cover everything from faux pas to class snobbery to the structures that keep us in our place.

We need friends who stretch us, who are willing to help us face hard truths about ourselves, and who love us enough to tell us when we are wrong.

Since I’m not a historian, I’m going to tell you about the weird, possibly legendary, and super awkward stuff this guy did.

Seeing & Believing pairs the sixth Spidey movie in fifteen years with arthouse film, Personal Shopper in this week’s episode.

Wendy Alsup joins Erin Straza and Hannah Anderson to talk about her book, ‘Is the Bible Good for Women?” and the Jesus centered approach to the issue.

In an unexpected place, Wilmore provides a good model of apologetic dialogue.

Part of OK Computer’s genius is that it captures the ways in which our technology detaches us.

We want to build a sisterhood like RWBY, one that spreads seeds of its joyful community elsewhere or looks for it in others.

God’s word, and our own stories, teach us to overcome evil with good. Why don’t we listen?

Wade and Kevin celebrate the 4th of July week with movies involving the Civil War and post-apocalyptical cannibalism with Beguiled and The Bad Batch.

Season 2 of Attack on Titan is filled with actions that are incredibly hard to empathize with or understand.

There’s a long history that’s given us the expectation that our politics should entertain us.

In this episode of Persuasion, Erin Straza and Hannah Anderson attempt to sort out our society’s near obsession with being safe.

It Comes at Night implores us to have the courage to give each other the benefit of the doubt.

The longer we live, the more losses we accrue. It doesn’t get easier. There is no ideal life.