The rituals and comforts of Small Town, America, are not necessarily unique to Stars Hollow.

Everyone has heard of the Pope, but what HBO’s latest series presupposes is … what if we had The Young Pope?

Watching forgiveness unfold in Passengers gives us plenty to ponder.

Drew, Tyler and Gina discuss whether ‘La La Land’ is as good as advertised and what it has to say about work, family and calling. We discuss the importance of work and how we can help one another engage it faithfully.

In our young imaginations, we would summon the heroes we loved and proclaim, “Did you ever knoooow that you’re my heeee–ro?”

Eric Metaxas has written an inspiring book on American exceptionalism. But does he blur the details of history?

Nordic noir’s bone-chilling revelation is that no matter how far we progress as a society, we are limited and weighed down by our corrupt natures.

The life of the peacemaker is full of grace and work, urgency and patience, purpose and hope. May it be so for us.

Wade and Kevin are split between two films this week: Theodore Melfi’s Hidden Figures and M. Night Shyamalan’s Split.

Minimalism shows us that owning more stuff cannot satisfy, but the idea of minimalism by itself will not satisfy in the long term either.

Like Oliver Cromwell, people have a tendency to become the things they hate.

Patriots Day serves as a sharp reminder that community is, in many ways, inorganic, uncomfortable, and difficult.

Can Jesus be with Queen Victoria as she struggles to find the right man in a court filled with uncles and male cousins who just want to control her?

Ronda Rousey lost again, but that doesn’t make her worthless.

Stubborn people can be so annoying, right? They won’t let anything go. Erin and Hannah discuss Nick Stafford’s amusing case and then ponder if the stubborn shall change the Earth?

Silence’s commitment to authenticity and deep exploration of martyrdom make it a vital watch for all audiences.