Monthly Archives: December 2022

Co Hosts Claude and Austin tease their new show with a light discussion of James Baldwin’s Go Tell It On The Mountain.

Here are some of the biggest headlines and most overlooked stories in sports from 2022’s second quarter.

The subterranean dread of Memoria comes from the possibility that our attention may alight on things unexpected, unwanted, and unwelcome.

Kevin and Sarah wrap up 2022 with Damien Chazelle’s 3-hour epic Babylon and then Hirokazu Kore-eda’s latest, Broker.

Advent was historically preoccupied with the second coming of Christ and focused on the last things: death, judgment, heaven, and hell.

Frederick Buechner’s Godric is discussed by Jessica and guest Austin Carty, including the themes of death and fiction as autobiography.

Santa’s rationalization for fighting was a one-time occurrence, but his commitment to address children’s needs is permanent.

Stephen Atherholt plays poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow in the film I Heard the Bells.

We got a lot of good things from the Greeks and the Romans, but not the concept of God as a loving, suffering servant.

We’d all benefit from a large-scale adoption of the Deacon’s mindset in The Wire: not to be afraid to get up into others’ business.

Kevin and Sarah return to Pandora to review Avatar: The Way of Water then the literary adaptations in Noah Baumach’s White Noise.

Jessica and Tsh Oxenreider discuss Walker Percy’s debut novel and its new meaning for younger generations in an increasingly disconnected society.

In this bonus episode, Sarah and Kevin review Aftersun, Charlotte Wells’ writing and directorial debut.

Dooku’s story reminds us that seemingly innocuous moral compromises can lead to an unfortunate and tragic end.

Here are some of the biggest headlines and most overlooked stories in sports from 2022’s first quarter.

While Gen X and Boomers have helped Christians consider the cost of playing video games, they rarely consider the cost of neglecting them.