Join Focus on the Family's media and culture analysts for lighthearted reviews for parents and conversation about entertainment, pop culture and technology. Through this 30-minute podcast from Focus on the Family, you'll hear practical information from a Biblical worldview to help guide decisions about what to watch, listen and visit. And connect to a ton of related Christian resources and article... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 341 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Kids & FamilyParentingTV & Film |
As the Plugged In Show comes to its final episode, Paul Asay sits down with Adam Holz and Bob Smithouser (former host of the original Plugged In Podcast) to reminisce about hosting the show. The Plugged In team then gathers to offer some final encour... more
The Plugged In team often receives comments and questions from a variety of people. With The Plugged In Show coming to a close, the team pulls out some of those questions and comments to address them. They then take a look at Focus on the Family’s so... more
As a mom or dad, it’s easy to look at today’s media and get pretty discouraged. But the Plugged In team says we are in a Golden Age of Bible-based entertainment. They discuss some great kid-friendly options you may want to consider for your family. K... more
Is Chat GPT making us “dumber”? The Plugged In team looks at a new study from MIT that reveals the impact of Chat GPT. Kennedy Unthank then speaks with Pierre Perifel, the director of the animated movie The Bad Guys and its new sequel and shares what... more
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Such a good podcast! I’m sad to see it go.
I like that this resource analyzes movies from a Christian perspective and can be useful in making decisions on what is appropriate to let children watch. However, I feel there is a lack of discernment as some movies should be clearly inappropriate for even adults. This was particularly troubling in the plugged in awards episode. The show started with the hosts recommending movies that almost entirely should be thought to be unwise to watch even for the purpose of review. There certainly should ... more
Love it! It’s fun to listen to(especially the game at the end of every episode) the plugged in team are funny heart warming and give great reviews on movies not just for overall goodness but also for problems that you might be surprised by. When I listened to there review about the movie lightyear I was surprised that inclusive world views and relationships were a big part of that. So I highly recommend thier show, bonus, it’s by focus on the family who are creators of odyssey. So keep putting t... more
This podcast is really good i like it
I listen to any single episode
Grew up reading the online Plugged In reviews and respected their thoroughness and balance. Thought I’d try the podcast and started with Ep 249. This show is completely beyond—these guys really dive into the reeds with their reviews and show great care for God’s truth and the medium of film. I would definitely not watch a movie without listening to their review first. Thanks for the hard work and trustworthy insight.
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Focused on providing engaging, lighthearted discussions around media, entertainment, and technology, this podcast offers valuable insights tailored for parents navigating the complex landscape of content consumption. Centered around the intersection of popular culture and Christian values, the hosts review films, series, and other media, all while emphasizing the importance of thoughtful decision-making in family viewing. Each episode combines humor and heartfelt connections, making it not just an informative resource, but also an enjoyable listening experience, particularly for families seeking guidance in today's entertainment-rich environment.
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2. Melanie Hempe
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