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Editor-in-Chief Richard Clark is joined by staff writer Nick Rynerson and friend of CAPC Brad Williams to discuss what we can get out of summer blockbusters, BuzzFeed’s intentional blend of silly and serious content, and the necessities and drawbacks of a 9/11 memorial.

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Cray Allred

Cray Allred is a wandering English major who works in technical writing by day. By night, Cray is a freelance writer and podcast producer for outlets covering sports, faith, and music. He co-founded Sunday Oldskool, a podcast dedicated to helping Christians better understand and engage the realm of hip hop. He spends the rest of his time feeling undeserving of his beautiful wife and daughters, being loved and fed at his church, and vicariously balling via an over-consumption of hoops and hip hop.
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  1. Great questions about Christians and movies– specifically when you asked “How is a Christian supposed to think about and interact with a popcorn movie?”

    I also love that you had to address the concept of “turning your brain off” when going to the theater. coincidentally, this is the entire purpose of Reel World Theology (www.ReelWorldTheology.com). Christ and Pop Culture contributor Wade Bearden has even been a guest on the podcast. If you’re a Christian and you are interested in taking the conversation a step further– check it out.

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