Arts & Culture
What set Game of Thrones apart—and how it lost its way
The series was clear-sighted about power and misogyny, but it failed to see that vision through.
The anguish and ecstasy of the ark’s matriarch
Sarah Blake’s surrealist novel about Naamah—Noah’s wife—is mesmerizing.
Episode 63: The Biggest Little Farm
This week, Adam and Matt talk with Nate Stucky about farming, harmony, theology, and the new film The Biggest Little Farm.
The Best of Enemies is a movie centered on one white man’s conversion
Personal conversion is part of social change, but we can’t end our stories there.
Episode 62: Avengers: Endgame
Matt and Adam talk with guest Eric Barreto about redemption, apocalypse, and Avengers: Endgame
Episode 61: Life of Brian
Matt and Adam talk with Matt Skinner about Easter, crucifixion, and the greatest story ever told (sort of, maybe?), Monty Python’s Life of Brian.
The people who haunt us
Jordan Peele’s new horror film reveals the pasts we are all tethered to.
Episode 60: A League of Their Own
Matt and Adam welcome Kathryn Reklis to talk baseball, Geena Davis and Penny Marshall's A League of Their Own.
Episode 59: Captain Marvel
New name! Same hosts. On this week's Sunday Morning Matinee, Adam and Matt talk memory, assimilation, and Captain Marvel.
In Russian Doll, Nadia and Alan are dying to learn how to live
Nadia denies that her journey is about morality, but it is.
Episode 58: Oscars recap
Matt and Adam react to the 2019 Academy Awards and the year in filmmaking
Episode 57: Love and Basketball
In anticipation of March Madness, Matt and Adam sit down with Aisha Brooks Lytle to talk about ministry, romance, and Love and Basketball.