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Brian goes solo for this the­ol­ogy episode about sola scrip­tura and what it says about the Bible and the Church.

Brian shares his cur­rent views on AI. The episode ti­tle is tech­ni­cally cor­rect.

Brian and Melissa pre­view a few up­com­ing episodes.

For the sec­ond time, Brian and Melissa list their fa­vorite shows watch­able on the tele­vi­sion. Have their lists changed since 2020?

Brian and Melissa cast their minds back to the far reaches of 2024 and share with you their fa­vorite new-to-them films.

Brian and Melissa share their fa­vorite reads and re-reads of 2024.

Brian and his brother Matt start a dis­cus­sion on elec­tion and fore­knowl­edge as pre­sented in two epis­tles of Sts. Paul and Peter. This episode is avail­able on YouTube, a first for the show.

Melissa shares some thoughts she has ru­mi­nated on since last sum­mer.

The old year is dead, long live the new year! We briefly dis­cuss 2024 and share plans for 2025.

If you could only read 10 books for the rest of your life, which would you choose? Brian and Melissa give the de­fin­i­tive an­swers.

Brian read 14 books. Matt read 14 books. Ben read 14 books. They rank those books.

Due to pop­u­lar de­mand (both hosts) we con­sume an­other box of choco­lates on air. Is this the worst pod­cast idea we’ve had? How is this a se­ries? Why has­n’t [company name with­held] spon­sored this pod­cast? Ponder these ques­tions and more and you lis­ten to half an hour of chew­ing sounds. Happy Halloween!

For this fall sea­son, Melissa pre­sents ten Bible sto­ries that could have been adapted for The Twilight Zone.

Brian makes a case for fewer ser­mon ap­pli­ca­tions (and fewer morals at the end of the story).

Brian and Melissa talk through Ambleside Online, a free Charlotte Mason cur­ricu­lum, and what a nor­mal home­school day is like for the Kosers.