
Exploring faith and imagination
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 303 | Founded | 15 years ago |
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| Categories | ChristianityArtsBooksReligion & Spirituality | ||||

Ben takes a look at the first three episodoes of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds: Valles Marineris The Griffin Incident Human Best Friend
Ben takes a look at the sci-fi classic short story “There Will Come Soft Rains” by Ray Bradbury . . . because it’s actually August 4, 2026 — the date that the computer-brain of the story’s automated house announces at the beginning of the tale.
Ben’s mind wandered during Sunday’s sermon . . . and he got to thinking about how Joseph’s life story plays out like a classic closed causal loop time travel story . . . You can watch on Youtube here:
Ben and Evan take a look at 2025 movies and TV — from some super high highs to some super low lows. Oh so low . . . You can also watch on Youtube here:
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I love this podcast. Always interesting and entertaining. I look forward to each episode. Thanks to each of you for all your hard work!!
Hey y’all! Congrats… I found your podcast in 2014 on a road trip looking for a “coast to coast am” podcast before there was one. I stubbled on your intro song and have been a fan ever since!!! Rock on guys. Keep it up!
Fun stuff from culture to make you think (or maybe rethink) the spirituality attached to it.
Ben and Evan and guests do a really good job of diving into geek culture in a way that Christians can relate to.
This is a great podcast for anyone who loves science fiction. With a great cast of hosts you will get various opinions on all kinds of different aspects of science fiction(books, movies, video games, etc). Also, since this podcast is run by some very cool Christian men there are some great episodes about how faith and science fiction work together. Definitely an awesome podcast for the entire family!
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This show combines science fiction and fantasy with a Christian lens, offering thoughtful conversations about faith, storytelling, and culture. Episodes range from deep dives into philosophical themes like time, destiny, and prophecy to reviews and discussions of latest genre releases, animated features, and classic works. Hosts typically challenge ideas with humor and curiosity, often inviting guests to explore how faith intersects with imagination. The format tends toward accessible debates, thoughtful recommendations, and episode-length explorations that connect storytelling to moral and theological questions, making it appealing for listeners who want thoughtful takes on pop culture through a faith-informed perspective.
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Recent guests on this podcast include:
1. Philip Dudt
2. Parker J. Cole
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