Wade and Kevin take care of the last two Best Picture nominees not to have gotten a review on the show so far: ‘The Darkest Hour’ and ‘Call Me By Your Name’.
Drew and Tyler chat with Hal Koss about his recent article “Lady Bird Offers Us an Antidote for Our Cultural Homesickness.” We discuss the ultimately hopeful message of Lady Bird. We also chat about the impact our places of origin have had on us and the connection between love and attention.
Erin Straza and Hannah Anderson talk about our use of online platforms as a sort of repository for all of our life happenings, big and small, how they become an external hard drive for preserving memories, whether images or words, for all-eternity.
It’s dressmakers and figure skaters on the show this week, but the movies being reviewed are anything but prim and proper: “Phantom Thread” and “I, Tonya”
Drew and Tyler are back in 2018 with CaPC writer Justin Cloyd to chat about his recent article “The Relatable Longings of Stranger Things and This is Us”.
In this episode of Persuasion, Erin Straza invites Christ and Pop Culture staff writer Abby Perry to discuss if we can change the culture of abuse and how to go about it.
The guys try to balance out their emotions in the cold, dark days of January by reviewing an uplifting musical (The Greatest Showman) and a TV show (Black Mirror) about how technology will destroy us all!
Author and Inc.com columnist Dorcas Cheng-Tozun offers her insight in this episode of Persuasion with Erin Straza and Hannah Anderson.
The most wonderful time in January for Seeing & Believing, as Wade and Kevin finally get to share their ten favorite films from the past year.
Erin Straza and Hannah Anderson talk about the things they didn’t talk about in 2017 to shed light on their recording decisions.
The crew returns to rank the completed list from 25 to 1 in order of what they believe reflects the good, the true, and the beautiful in pop culture in 2017
A panel of the wise and influential thinkers and writers sit down to debate which Pop culture artifacts are worthy of inclusion on The CaPC 25 for 2017.
Wade and Kevin close out 2017 with reviews of two of this winter’s most anticipated films: Spielberg’s ‘The Post’, and Del Toro’s ‘The Shape of Water.’
Erin Straza and Hannah Anderson discuss when your Christmas joy crumbles by putting pressure on ourselves to have a picture-perfect Christmas.
The most revered film franchise in history joins forces with the most ridiculed movie in history to rule the galaxy or at least the podcast this week.
Erin and Hannah talk how we can pigeonhole ourselves into a “naughty” category during the holidays while forgetting our freedom from sin.
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