By request from our beloved listener Elton! This week, Danny is Joined by long-time friend of the show Carter Stepper-Smith to talk about the role of physical space in worship practices. Carter is an

This week, Danny is joined by City of Man host Coyle Neal to discuss 2021's Ghostbusters: Afterlife. A great discussion about the film and the possibilities and limits of nostalgia. Have fun!

This week, Ivan Anaya and Brannon Hollingsworth join the show to discuss their new King David comic project, and a lot more. The conversation focuses mostly on becoming an artist and staying an artist

This week, Danny Anderson is joined by Joshua Herring of the Optimistic Curmudgeon Podcast to discuss the insights about trends in Evangelicalism revealed by the Christianity Today podcast, The Rise a

Retired Brethren Pastor John Eash joins the show today to discuss his new book, The Bible, The Bomb, The Burden, published by Christian Faith Publishing. Eash's book explores the ways in which more tr

Danny is joined by Carter Stepper to discuss Edgar Allan Poe's "Masque of the Red Death" for this year's installment of the annual Christian Humanist Radio Network's Halloween Crossover event! Class!

Danny is joined by Carter Stepper to discuss Edgar Allan Poe's "Masque of the Red Death" for this year's installment of the annual Christian Humanist Radio Network's Halloween Crossover event! Class! Plague! A Sectarian Review greatest hits!

This week Charles E. Moore joins the show to discuss his new anthology for Plough Books. Following the Call examines the radical and graceful theology of Jesus's Sermon on the Mount from a wide variet

This week Charles E. Moore joins the show to discuss his new anthology for Plough Books. Following the Call examines the radical and graceful theology of Jesus's Sermon on the Mount from a wide variety of Christian traditions. Learn about why this text sh

This week Danny is joined by Andrew Pessin (who previously came on the show to discuss his book The Jewish God Question) to discuss Andrew's new novel Nevergreen, or Acaementia. The novel is a campus