Luci and Jordan bring an episode all too relevant for our times: The Martyrs of Memphis

We begin by marveling at the inappropriateness of most teen culture from the 80’s (AND BEFORE!). And then we continue our journey through the catechism and talking about what might await us on the other side of death plus a little detour into the place of the Bible in the life of faith.

After a Covid-induced hiatus, we return with a conversation about Ash Wednesday: how important is it to offer this liturgy? Should Eucharist automatically be included?

In this episode, Drew gives Joe a “spirit name.” Joe pays a woman to stab him unconscious. And together they head BACK TO THE CROSS.

There are so many media possibilities out there, here are some recommendations from pop culture menu worth your time.

Special guest the Rev. Troy Elder, Missioner for Migration Ministries in the Diocese of San Diego joins in to discuss the story of Jesus visiting Mary, Martha, and Lazarus from John’s gospel

From Popping Collars: The third in a series about the intersection fo faith and baseball with special guest Dan Joslyn-Siemiatkoski

We start with a plug for our northern neighbors before talking about what our deaths might bring; heaven, hell, or something else altogether?

This week we remember Hannah Grier Coome, founder and first mother superior of the Anglican Sisterhood of St. John the Divine in Toronto

The Popping Collars team talks about how grief is portrayed in popular culture