We?re so excited to be back with the first episode of our 7th season (or is it the 7th episode of our 1st season?) as we talk about Christopher Nolan’s latest thriller, TENET which tells the story of The Protagonist (John David Washington), a time-bending secret agent charged with stopping a futuristic terrorist from destroying…
We respond to this week’s (crazy? disheartening?) “debate,” asking questions about what leadership in this country looks like, and whether Christians need to be wary of the idol of politics. We also discuss the allegations against the late Ravi Zacharias and how the church should respond when leaders fail. Finishing the theme of leadership, we…
What is progressive Christianity and how is it different from more “traditional” forms? Is it dangerous? What positives does it have to offer? We discuss the pros and cons – referencing authors such as Alisa Childers, Pete Enns and Andy Stanley – and how to navigate the related issues. It’s the fall, which means new…
While all sports have their passionate diehards, Jack Mulhern knows there?s something special about hockey fans. Whether their home team has just won the Stanley Cup or if they?ve gone over 50 years without winning it all (sigh, sorry Leafs), hockey seems to connect deeply with the soul of its fans in ways that other…
As a comedy veteran himself, Clement knows what?s funny. Having worked on such hilarious projects as What We Do in the Shadows, MIB:3 and, of course, Flight of the Concords, Clement argues that the best comedies of today are those that commit to their worldviews. ?At the moment, I feel like [great comedy is] believing what you say,” he…
It doesn?t matter how old you are. Everyone is looking for hope. Written and directed by 13-year-old Kalia Love Jones, The Power of Hopeis an animated short that tells the inspirational story of a young woman who has big dreams of becoming an architect. When her mother becomes ill, she feels overwhelmed and helpless. However, after hearing…
Welcome to teenFish, a podcast series that lets teenagers speak about media that matters to them in their own voice. Hosted by Daniel Collins (Infinity Warm-Up), teenFish airs every month and invites local youth to engage the truth and lies of the shows and films that excite them. Based on the best-selling book, WORDS ON…
Mandy Polzin and Rob Shade join us for a roundtable discussion about our post-pandemic, more-distanced lives. Questions include: How are we experiencing doing work, school, church and life-in-general more remote, digital and online? What are the pros and cons of technologies like Zoom? Is there some sense in which church specifically needs to be physically…
When the world insists that satisfaction only lies in romance, something is broken. While it?s true that romantic relationships can be exciting and life-giving, there?s little doubt that the pressure to ?find love? is everywhere. But is that really necessary to live a full and meaningful life? In her latest comedy Spinster, director Andrea Dorfman explores…
It really should not be a surprise that there?s a strong connection between music and the battle against racial injustice. From doo wop to folk music to rap music, it seems that youth often look to their most popular artists to become the modern-day prophets for their generation. But 70s punk music? I admit that…
