The Telescope show is about discovering God through Geek Culture. No matter what you think about God, I hope you find the show fun, inspiring and thought provoking.
On this episode, Katie quizes Matt about Spiderman: Brand New Day. Matt says this is his favorite Spiderman movie of them all and discusses how many of the characters are facing new days of their own. He also delves into the implications this film has for the future of the MCU, which involves bringing the X-Men back to live action.
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San Diego Comic Con wrapped up just a few days ago, and as always there were big announcements and reveals from Marvel, DC, Star Trek, Star Wars, Apple tv and many more! Matt shares and discusses the biggest news from the penultimate convention along with some ancient wisdom about finding true satisfaction. Spoiler alert, it's not found at a fan convention.
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In this episode, we discuss what sets Spider-Man: Brand New Day (2026) apart from past Spidey projects, its place in the broader Marvel Cinematic Universe, and why glowing test screening reactions are driving big pre-purchase ticket sales. We also dive deep into the theme of evolution—both as a creative tool to refresh Peter Parker's character and as a narrative mechanism to introduce the X-Men into the MCU. Finally, we tackle a heavier topic: how the concept of evolution can sometimes feel like a stumbling block for people of faith. Matt candidly shares his own faith journey and recommends his favorite book about integrating scientific theory with personal belief. Ways to support the show:
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Matt and Katie share their reactions to the Spider Noir finale and the breaking news that the show has received 11 Emmy Award nominations. We also read and react to comments from fans and critics on X and Rotten Tomatoes, concluding the episode with a comparison between Ben Riley's story arc and the story arc of Sampson from the Bible.
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Episode Title Idea Roll, Fight, Live: Ward TCG and the Active Nature of Faith (with Iron Range Sports Cards)
Episode Description What happens when the fast-paced, high-stakes battle of a modern tabletop card game mirrors the everyday journey of spiritual conviction?
In this episode, we dive headfirst into the world of the Ward Trading Card Game (Ward TCG)—the breakout, dice-fueled tabletop game making waves with its 90s retro comic-book art, PvP duels, and massive raid boss challenges.
First, we are joined by a very special guest: the owner of Iron Range Sports Cards. We chat about the current landscape of local game stores (LGS), what makes a new TCG catch fire in the community, and why collectors and players alike are turning their attention to Ward.
Finally, we explore how the action-oriented gameplay of Ward TCG reflects the dynamic, movement-required nature of the Christian faith.
Ever wondered what makes a piece of cardboard worth thousands of dollars? In this episode, we dive into the world of Pokémon! First, we trace a brief history of the iconic franchise and revisit several infamous incidents and controversies that rocked the franchise. Next, we head to the convention floor for an exclusive interview with a Pokémon card vendor. He shares the story of how he went from fan, to collector to vendor. Finally, we connect the dots between modern collecting and ancient truth. We compare the skyrocketing prices of holographic cards to the infinite value God places on you. Using the Parable of the Pearl of Great Price and the Parable of the Treasure Hidden in a Field (Matthew 13:44-46), we explore how God views you as His ultimate prize—and why He is the greatest treasure we could ever find. Ways to support the show:
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Can a gritty, rain-slicked 1930s superhero story teach us about spiritual renewal? In this episode, we are diving deep into the monochrome world of the highly anticipated series, Spider-Noir. Do you like interesting cinematography? Are you weary of heroes in bright spandex? Do you love grounded characters and stories? Throw on a trench coat, pop in a candy cigarette and turn on Spier-Noir!
On this episode, we like to go beyond the fun stuff and dive into something that will help our spiritual lives. We read from Isaiah 53 and briefly explore the idea of renewal in Christ. Jesus faced pain, rejection and sorow, yet he rose from the grave. We can similarly experience resurrection in Christ.
This episode of the podcast dives deep into the dark side of the Force as we discuss the highly anticipated series, Darth Maul: Shadow Lord. Whether you're here for the lightsaber duels or the deep philosophical questions, this episode has got you covered.
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In this episode, we explore the surprisingly deep heart of Marvel's Wonder Man. While the show delivers the Hollywood satire we expected, it's the "cozy bromance" and unwavering friendship between Simon Williams and Trevor Slattery that steals the spotlight. We break down how their bond mirrors the profound biblical command in John 15:13: to lay down one's life for a friend. Later, we move from the screen to the streets. I sit down with a real-life Wonder Manwho put these values into practice during the height of the Covid-19 pandemic. From providing essential rides to delivering meals to those in need, our guest reminds us that you don't need ionic powers to be a hero—you just need the heart to serve. Jeremy Landgreen
Bus Church 2020: https://www.amazon.com/-/es/Bus-Church-2020-Ministering-COVID-19/dp/B0GJTN59VC
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Matt and Katie discuss the the recent deal between Apple TV and Brandon Sanderson to bring the Cosmere to the screen. It's exciting but also involves some distinct challenges. Time will tell if the Cosmere become a global fanchise like Star Wars or Lord of the Rings, but what's certain is that fans around the world are hyped for these projects to move forward.
This episode also features four independent creatives/companies making exciting and very nerdy things. Check out and support their work:
Author Eema Summer: BESTIARY: FANTASTICAL CREATURE & ENCHANTED BEASTS
House Adducci: https://www.houseadducci.com
Soma Games: https://www.somagames.com
Author Kandi J Wyatt - https://kandijwyatt.com
Matt and Katie pit Star Trek against the Marvel Cinematic Universe on this episode. Which should continue and which should not? (at least in its present form) Is the Infinite Saga untoppable? Is there room to grow for a show that came out in the 60s? We also get interviews with Ivan from Brainy Pixel's Studio, Gillian Bronte Adams and L.E. Richmond from the Realm Maker's Convention.
Deep Dive: Content Creators
Magic Horse Books - Gillian Bronte Adams https://gillianbronteadams.com
Brainy Pixels Studio - Ivan (artist) https://www.brainypixel.com
Mermaid Books - L.E. Richmond (Laura Richmond) https://laurarichmondwrites.com
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The internet was abuzz when Mel Brooks and company released a trailer for Spaceballs 2. The opening crawl skewered the current Hollywood penchant for spinoffs, sequels, prequels and remakes. Is it time to sunset some of these franchises that continually crank out rehashed content? Maybe. Is it time to put a spotlight on creators who are writing fresh stories? Definitely! Today's episode discusses two franchises: Star Wars and Jurassic Park. We talk about the pros and cons of continuing to create stories for these two world. We also intersperse interviews with creators who are laboring away to create beautiful, new world for reader and moviegoers to enjoy.
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It's Galactus sized episode where we talk about Fantastic 4, the first of the beatitudes from Matthew 5:3 and get to meet author E. J. Kitchens from the Realm Makers' community.
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We discuss James Gunn's version of Superman and rumored plans for the future of the DCU. We also get an interview with Andy from Discipleship Tech. He traveled all the way from the United Kingdom to be a part of the Realm Makers' convention in Grand Rapids Michigan.
Discipleship Tech: https://discipleship.tech/serpentseedgame/
Brandon Sanderson on Superman:https://screenrant.com/superman-brandon-sanderson-too-powerful/
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The Thunderbolts is the latest entry in the MCU. What did we think? Was the movie important? Can you tell me more about the sport of wife carrying? The answers to all of these questions is yes! Listen to this episdoe to learn more.
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A Minecraft Movie earned roughly $949 million dollars and became a smash hit all over the globe during it's boxoffice run. Why? On this episode, Matt claims that the success of the movie can be summed up in one word. The episode also features fun interviews with students who love Minecraft and share their favorite creations.
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The Realm Makers' Writer's Convention and Fan Expo are premier events for Christians writing in the Science Fiction, Fantasy and Speculative Fiction genres. On this episode, we discuss the guests and content one can find at these world-class events.
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Scott Minor and his wife founded the Realm Makers Writer's Conference, which is now one of the premier events in the country for Christians who are writing sci-fi, fantasy and speculative fiction. Now, they have added a fan expo with a full lineup of incredible guests. It's all happening on July 18-20th, 2025 in Grand Rapids Michigan. Tickets and information can be found at www.realmmakers.com
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Who's your favorite X-Men character? Regardless of who your favorite is, we all know the X-Men are at their best when they work as a team. On this episode of the show, we talk about X-Men 97 and highlight the fact that Jesus doesn't just want us to be friends with God, He wants us to be team-mates.
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Have you ever been intrigued by someone? Whether it’s a someone who might be a potential love interest, someone who’s success you would like to model or someone who is just enigmatic enough to make us curious, everyone has been curious about someone. Just because we’re curious doesn't mean we actually want a relationship though. We’re curious to learn about the deranged minds of killers and con artists, but we don’t want to be friends with them.
If we are lucky enough to find someone interesting who also passes our do-I-want-this-person-in-my-life test and we actually make the courageous effort to get to know that person, we will make a friend. Friendship is deeply satisfying, but it’s not the knowledge gained about an interesting person that makes it satisfying. Getting to know someone is just the first step. It’s the peel on the orange of friendship. Spending time together, creating memories and experiencing life together is the stuff real friendships are built from.
In John 15, Jesus calls His disciples friends, and they were. They knew him. They had eaten hundreds of meals together, ridden on rough seas together, sang hymns, seen miracles, and grown very close. They were good friends.
Can we be friends with God? You might be tempted to push back against the idea of God being our friend. If you do, I get it. God is our creator and our Lord, but it’s important to recognize that Jesus was very purposeful to teach his disciples this truth. Jesus came to reveal who God was. More specifically, Jesus wanted to model the kind of relationship he intended to have with believers who lived under the new covenant. That’s us.
How do we be friends with God? It’s about living alongside and talking to and being present with Jesus, via the Holy Spirit. Jesus invites us to be friends. He sent the Holy Spirit to the church, so that everyone could have access to Him at any time.
It is possible to do everything with Jesus, and it is possible to do everything without Jesus. We can pray on auto pilot or for the sake of mindfulness without Jesus. We can read scripture and study for information or to help us build arguments for our favorite doctrines or opinions. We can attend church for community and to get a pump up, and we can do it all without truly engaging with Jesus.
Do we believe that Jesus is alive? Do we believe the Holy Spirit was sent to connect the church to the living Christ? We must accept Jesus’ invitation to friendship and allow Him to have a voice in our lives.
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Friendly Neighborhood Spiderman is the most recent offering from Marvel Animation. It's an action-packed take on one of the most recognized and loved superheros of all time. on to individuals in need mirror's Jesus care for us as individuals. We look at a scripture from the book of John where Jesus clearly says that he is the good shepherd who knows his sheep.
Spider Web Story:
https://www.advancedsciencenews.com/scientists-develop-web-shooters-tech-inspired-by-spider-man/
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Matt talks about Captain America: Brave New World and about friendship. Do you need a friend? Jesus describes Himself as our friend. Though God is much more than a friend, it is a scriptural way to think about the Lord, which can be very liberating and exciting! Throughout Captain America 4, the friendship stand out memorable and impactful.
We discuss the finale of Star Wars Skeleton Crew. SM33 was a standout character from the show. Star Wars fans love their droids! Many of the droids we know and love owe their existence to the influence of Isaac Asimov who revolutionized the genre with iRobot. We also talk about upcoming projects from Marvel and Star Wars.
On this episode, we discuss the first trailers for the new Superman movie and Star Wars: Skeleton Crew, which is really hit its' stride in episode five. Matt is cautiously optimistic about Superman and has lots of questionf about Skeleton Crew. Will Jod end up a hero or a villian? Will the kids' parents be able to reach them before the pirates do? At the heart of the episode is a discussion about why we love to love and to hate heroes and about who is the ultimate hero.
The Star Wars fandom seems to be uniting around Skeleton Crew. The show has been described as Goonies in space and blends together a nice confection of nostalgia and lazer-popping fun. We share some of our favorite pre-teen adventures and our predictions for where Skeleton Crew is heading.
This episode weaves together interviews with students who attended MN Youth Convention with thoughts on the recent Apple TV series Time Bandits. Thanks for everyone who stopped by our booth and shared!
Matt and Katie discuss the Rings of Power finale, dividing their thoughts between the Rotten Tomatoes categories of rotten and fresh. They also answer one of life's deepest questions. Which Middle Earth character would do our jobs? It's an episode as thrilling as the Rings of Power finale, if you removed the epic battles, clash between good and evil and state of the art special effects.
On this episode we get an update about War of the Rohirim and the MCU before diving into our main discussion about Rings of Power Season 2. We talk about themes of integrity and optimism in Tolkeins work. Despite many of his stories being tragic, there is a faith in ultimate good that undergirds Tokein's Middle Earth.
Sauron continues to weave his web of deception as he claws for more and more power. The Rings of Power work their magic, both for good and ill, and the good guys lean on the power of true friendship.
We are back from a podcasting break, and we are discussing Rings of Power season 2 episodes 1-4. The slow buildup of season 1 is really starting to pay off. Season two pays off the slow, world-building approach of season 1 with losts of action and a plot that moves along much more swiftly. We discuss the ambitions of Sauron and of Nori the Harfoot and much more.
The Acolyte finale has come and gone. Now what? Is the introduction of Darth Plagueous enough to warrent a second season?
This week is all about episode 7 of the Acolyte. It's all leading up to an exciting finale next week!
On this episode of our series on the Acolyte, Matt and Katie discuss episodes 5 and 6, which were shocking, tense and full of ominous foreboding. Were there romantic undertones in episode 6? Is dating someone aspiring to be a sith lord a good idea? Listen and find out! We also share some new new for Amazon's Rings of Power with premiers on August 29th.
On this episode of Nerdy Folks Podcast Matt discusses the fith episode of the Acolyte! It's a mostly spoiler-free episode with some predictions thrown in.
Can episode 4 of the Acolyte set troubled fans' minds at ease? Matt and Katie make the case that episode 4 was very enjoyable, even if there was no fight scene with a wookee jedi. We discuss the power of facing our past in order to move into the future without repeating our mistakes or the mistakes of our family of origin.
Matt and Katie have fun sharing some wierd news and talking about the Acolyte Episode 3. Did the Acolyte just retcon some important Star Wars Lore? Or is that only one point of view?
Episodes 1 & 2 of Star Wars the Acolyte have landed! Matt shares his thoughts on these exquisite entries into the Star Wars cannon. We also talk about some LOTR news and about how haveing a robotic sidekick is the truest sign of being a great hero in the Star Wars Universe.
Matt and Katie continue their discussion about Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring. This week's episode was on chapter 3. Frodo encounters a Ring Wraith and finds some good hope as well. We also talk about Katie's fear of spiders and about how the elf Gildor's name sounds a lot like a city in The Princess Bride.
Matt and Katie begin the Epic journey of reading Lord of the Rings! This week they discuss chapter one. Check out the online discussion in the Nerdy Folks Facebook Group!
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On this episode, Matt and Katie discuss all the Star Wars Tabletop games by Atomic Mass. They also discuss The Acolyte, which is set to release in June of 2024. Matt and Katie each choose three Star Wars Characters to face off in an imaginare battle that could conceivably be had inside one of these games.
On this episode, Katie is back! Matt gives the D.L. on Warhammer and a new Warhammer Series that is currently in development and set to star Henry Cavill. There is also another interveiw from Adepticon in Chicago who is a memer of the Tundra Tactics Warhammer Team.
We traveled to Adepticon in Chicago Illinois and connected with the Dever 40K Wolfpack! The guys were playing Warhammer at the convention and were gracious enough to share their homebrewed approach to Warhammer, which involves integrating on going storylines into the gameplay. Matt also talks about the rebirth of Hero Quest, a tabletop RPG from the 90s that found massive success on kickstarter in 2021.
Matt caught up with his old friend Jeremy Owen at Adepticon. Jeremy is an experienced competitive tabletop gamer with a lot of insight into the culture of tabletop war games. Adepticon is the San Diego Comic Con of the table top world. It was a blast to get to hang out at the event!
Matt discusses the video games of 2024 and about his figure skating debut, which really just amounts to skating circles around the ice with his daughter. What's your favorite game of the year so far?
Matt and Ethan disucss video games as a medium for story telling. They also talk old school arcade games, the benefits of gaming, share some stories of years gone by and talk about how Jesus used story telling as an incredile way to teach.
Video games are amazing vehicles for storytelling, and now, many of these stories are being adapted for the big and small screen. Matt, Katie and Ethan have some fun on this episode tring to guess the names of some of these games based on their description. How many can you guess?
Matt and Ethan discuss flying bugs in Helldivers. They also go through a list of the top grossing games of all time including Mario Cart, Tetris, PUGB, the Witcher 3, Overwatch, Grand Theft Auto and Minecraft. Finally, they discuss the possibility that life is just a Virtual Reality.
Matthew and guest co-host Ethan kick off a new series on gaming! They share their personal history with gaming and wax nostalgic about playing on an old-school PC and Sega. They also discuss current games like the Hell Divers, which took the gaming world by storm this year.
On this episode, we discuss some of the best hero and villain matchups. We also dive into some movie and TV news for Dune, Marvel, Star Trek, Star Wars, Lord of the Rings and Alita Battle Angel. Finally, we hit the idea that villains often become the catalysts for heroes to rise up. Similarly, adversity can grow us in amazing ways if we let it.
Movie News
Movieweb.com article: https://movieweb.com/iconic-hero-villain-pairing/#peter-pan-and-captain-hook
Peter Pan and Captain Hook Sherlock Holmes and Jim Moriarty Neo and Agent Smith Batman and the Joker Luke Skywalker and Darth Vader
Jim and Dwight - Screen Rant Article
https://screenrant.com/best-hero-villain-dynamic-characters-ranked/#jim-halpert-and-dwight-schrute
Mark 16:33 33 “I have told you these things, so that in me you may have peace. In this world you will have trouble. But take heart! I have overcome the world.”
They all involve teamwork! This week Matt and Katie talk about teams and why you need them in your life. They also recap Marvel's Fantastic Four announcement, discuss Sony's Spiderverse and specu
Matt and Katie continue their discussion on The Marvels on and discuss our fascination with villains on this episode. You'll also get to hear our facebook community share who their favorite villains are and why. Matt and Katie read from the Offical DCU Encyclopedia and try to guess if less known heroes are heroes or villains.
On this episode of the show, we share our thought on the latest MCU movie the Marvels. We also share some of your responses to the question of what makes a great hero. Chat GPT makes into and even ranks the conversation. We share some ways we can all be heros and even dig into an official Marvel character guide to discover some unsung heroes who will probably never make it to the silver screen. If you're a fan of the Great Lakes Avengers, check this episode out!
We had the priviledge of recording this live episode of the podcast at Edge Church in January of 2024! The episode kicks off our series about heroes! We talk about Marvel, DC, Superpowers, Superheroes and we pay special attention to Captain America. We had fun playing "would you rather" with audience members and interacting with everyone.
Matt and Katie discuss how Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny relates to using our time to the fullest. Realizing that our time is limited can be an amazing source of wisdom if we let it.
On this episode, Matt and Katie discuss time machines. The DeLaurian, Tardis, and Time Map are just a few of the great time machines we encounter in our favorite sci-fi flicks. We also hear an interview from Twin Cities Convention about time travel. Let us know in the comments what your favorite mode of time travel is!
Einstein's theory of general relativity showed that different observers experience time differently! This theory has real-world implications. No matter how we each experience time, the amount of time we have is limited. Therefore, be thankful and make the most of it.
This is the second episode in a series on time. For this episode Matt and katie discuss Loki choosing to continuously loop back in time in order to save his friends and the multiverse. Matt and Katie also discuss getting stuck in loops or patterns of behavior and thinking and about how the self-sacrifice of Jesus can disrupt those negative patterns.
Nerdy Folks was recently at Twin Cities Con! We had a blast meeting people and taking in the offerings at this amazing convention in Minneapolis, MN. We kicked off this new series on time by interview folks about where they would go if they could travel to the future, to the past and anywhere in time on a one-way ticket!
Here the article Matt references about types of time travel:
https://www.almostanauthor.com/the-eight-types-of-time-travel/
The traditional view of what aliens are holds that aliens are simply other forms of sentient life that evolved elsewhere and have traveled through space to reach us. Other theories do exist, including the idea that aliens might be from another dimension. Many cultures belief systems, including Christianity, believe there is an unseen spiritual dimension to our everyday physical reality. Could aliens be from or be connected to a spiritual reality? On this episode, Matt and Katie discuss this idea from their point of view. At one point, Matt mentions a book he read without giving the title. The book is called Lights in the Sky and Little Green Men.
Matt and katie discuss two famous Alien Abduction stories. The Barney and Betty Hill case and the case of Deputy Sheriff Val Johnson both made a splash in the media and brought alien abduction into the national zeigeist. Matt and Katie also listen to a story told by one of Matt's youth group students and try to guess if the story is proportedly true or completely fictionalized. How does all this tie into memories of our birth. Listen and find out!
Why do we assume that aliens would show up and annihilate us? Maybe aliens would take pitty on us and actually help us.
Conflicts around the world:
Crisis Group International: https://www.crisisgroup.org/visual-explainers/10-conflicts-2023/
Global Conflict Tracker: https://www.cfr.org/global-conflict-tracker
Geneva Academy: https://geneva-academy.ch/galleries/today-s-armed-conflicts
Is the U.S. Government in possession of alien technology? Are products we use everyday the result of secret programs working to reverse engineer that alien tech? These are real question being asked by members of congress and by faculty at Harvard university.
Harvard Professor Story:
https://www.cbsnews.com/boston/news/avi-loeb-harvard-professor-alien-technology-fragments/
Congressional Hearing
https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/watch-live-house-oversight-committee-probes-ufos-and-wider-implications
NASA has an alien Czar. Congress holds a public hearing on UAP sightings. Aliens have been a stable of sci-fi for decade, but it appears that aliens have gone mainstream. Matt and Katie also share 8 noteable alien encounters from a list courated by Chat GPT, who may or may not be an alien intellegence.
Whether or not aliens are out there, many of us and perhaps all of us feel lonly and alien at times. How do we handle periods of lonliness?
The Telescope Show is now the Nerdy Folks Podcast! We are so excited to be back after a summer hiatus and rebrand! We are kicking off this new season with a series on aliens. This preview offers a taste of what is to come.
Nick Fure engages in a personal war against a Skrull faction threatening earth, and Matt and Katie are so excited to watch it all go down! They share their thoughts and even make a few predictions. Reminder: this is the final episode before our summer hiatus. By the end of summer the podcast will be rebranded as the Nerdy Folks Podcast!
Matt and Katie discuss Super Mario Bros. 2023 on this episode, which has now raked in over 1 billion dollars at the box office! They share their kid's reactions along with their own parental perspectives. Which NES game will make it's way to the big screen next? With success like this, there are sure to be more video game characters and stories appearing in movies.
On this episode, Matt and Katie discuss Picard Season 3 and the legacy of the titular character. Was the season a hit or a miss? What happened to Agnes from season 2, and what does the future look like for these characters, who we love despite their occasionally stiff dialoge?
Matt and Katie talk about Gaurdians of the Galaxy Volume 3 and share a special announcement!
Matt and Katie talk all about the Mandalorian Season 3 Finale, particularly about what it means to be adopted. They also laugh about the fact that most of their predictions did not come true, though it does not stop them for making more predictions for the future of Star Wars.
Matt woke up and watched the Mandalorian season 3 finale at 4:00 a.m. This episode contains his first thoughts. This is a spoiler-free episode!
Star Wars Celebration left the world awash in announcements for new Star Wars content. Matt and katie talk through some of the biggest news and share their thoughts on the Mandelorian.
Matt is joined by co-host Ethan Palmer for this episode. The duo discuss their favorite moments from Antman: Quantumania and speculate about how the events of the film could play into the next Avenger's Film, which is titled Avengers: Kang Dynasty.
Whether we want them or not, Warner Brothers has announced plans to create new Lord of the Rings movies. What will these like? Who will direct them? Are they roboots or something different? Matt and Katie share what they know about this huge announcement that has been polorizing and provoking many fans.
Matt and Katie discuss Super Mario Brothers, which is set to release on April 5th, 2023. It's got a stellar cast and looks poised to catapault Mario, Luigi and the gang back to the forefront of pop culture. Will this film be a one-shot event, or is this just the beginning of the Marioverse? Time will tell!
On this epidose Matt and Katie discuss riding ostriches, water buffalo and Mythosaurs. Will Bo Katan ride the mythosaur? We will have to keep watching to find out. One thing is certain though. Her faith in the past and in her people's future is being reignited as she learns that many of the old stories are true. The same kind of faith renewal can happen in our lives as we learn how Jesus fulfilled many prophecies from the Jewish writings.
Matt and Katie had the privelege of interview comic book legend Ralph Miley. Ralph has been instrumental in bringing together Christian artists from around the globe. His work can be found at New Creation Comics. Ralph is also a long-time member of the Chirstian Comic Arts Society and has represented them at San Diego Comic Con for many, many years. We also talk briefly about our impressions of the Mandalorian Season 3 Episode 1.
Here is a Fox News article abou the Christian Comic Arts Society at SDCC:
https://www.foxnews.com/media/faith-fights-superhero-san-diego-comic-con-small-mighty-booths
Matt and Katie dive headlessly into the waters of prognostication, making some bold predictions for the Mandalorian season 3. Will Grogu get the Dark Sabre? Will Asoka show up? Will Sabine become a villian or a valliant leader? Check out this episode to hear our thoughts, and leave your thoughts in the comments if you're listening on social media! It's an exciting to for Star Wars Fans! We can't wait for the Premier of The Mandalorian season 3!
On this episode of the show, Matt and Katie give a spoiler-free review of Antman & Wasp: Quantumania, and they talk about the first episode of Picard: the final season. It's an action packed 150th episode!
On this episode, Matt and Katie discuss two of the biggest releases in the Geek world: Antman 3 and Picard Season 3. It's Picard-Um-Mania! Does Kang steal the show? How do the members of the Next Generation Cast show up without it feeling contrived? We don't know the answers, but we have fun talking about it. We also discuss the vital importance that f
Matt and Katie continue their conversation with Dr. Barron Bell and Danie Hancock. On this episode, we discuss how using anthropomorphic characters helps the story resonate with a wider audience, the next phase of the Dominion Series and some exciting spinoffs and other Terminus Media projects. Check out part one of the conversation here: www.thetelescopeshow.com
The Dominion Series can be found here: https://www.terminusmedia.com/dominion
Matt and Katie interview Dr. Barron Bell and Daniel Hancock about the hit comic series Dominion: Rise of the House of Saul, which is put out by Terminus Media. "Star Wars meets Narnia in this timeless story of war and family reimagined for a new generation!" Head over to the Terminus Media Website to learn more.
Carl Borg sells Christian Comic Books at Comic Conventions, but he didn't start there. This episode takes a dive into the life a Star Trek Club Memeber turned Christian Comic promoter. Carls's website is http://www.wonder-ministries.com.
Has a friend ever asked you to help make an eight-part fantasy web series during a global pandemic? Joshua Zapata-Palmer has, and with a ton of help, they did it! Hidden Falls is a crowd-funded project that was shot in Minnesota. The outpouring of love and support for the project is truely inspiring!
https://www.hiddenfallsfilm.com
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/hiddenfallsfilm/hidden-falls-a-fantasy-series
Matt and Katie reminisce about -60 degree weather in Northern Minnesota, share their thoughts on Black Adam and contemplate what the leadership changes at DC mean for the future of that universe. If you want to know more about what's going on over at DC Studios, check out this article: https://movieweb.com/james-gunn-why-dcu-leadership-refreshing/
Matt and Katie discuss all the things they are looking forward to in 2023. With the MCU becoming so spread out, will some fans turn to DC in 2023? We also talk about Star Wars, Star Trek, Rings of Power and Alita Battle Angel. Share what you're looking for in the comments below!
On this episode, Matt and Katie gush over one of the most beloved, cult-classics of all time: The Princess Bride. There are pleanty of fights, narrow escapes, fencing scenes and of course true love.
This is part 3 of our interview with Dr. Richard Hammar. We discuss the intricacies and frustrations involved in photographing distant objects in space.
Santacon: https://www.npr.org/2022/12/10/1142094732/santacon-new-york-city
Figgy Spam: https://www.spam.com/figgypudding
fusion: https://www.nytimes.com/2022/12/13/science/nuclear-fusion-energy-breakthrough.html
Artimus 1: https://www.nasa.gov/artemis-1
The internet is awash with people throwing shade at the new Willow series. Matt and Katie discuss a few of the show's critics and defenders and share their own thoughts on the new Willow Series. They also discuss National Cotton Candy day and the oddity that is the Duckbill Platypus.
Matt and Katie discuss the Andor season finale and the Gaurdians of the Galaxy Holiday Special. There is some speculation about the funeral band going on tour with the band from Jaba's palace, some musings about the morality of spying and a bit of laughter at the fact that Groot is voiced by Vin Disel. What does Andor say about our head and our hearts getting on the same page, and how can that apply to faith? Listen to find out!
Grief is a part of life. Grief is also one of the strongest themes of Black Panther 2. How do we find healing and the strength to move beyond seasons of mourning? Jesus experienced loss and pain and sympathizes with us when we are suffering and struggling.
On this episode, Matt and Katie discuss highlights from Twin Cities Con 2022! This convention featured Sean Austin and Elijah Wood from Lord of the Rings, as well as a other celebrities from the WWE and voice acting world.
On this episode, Matt and Katie discuss highlights from Twin Cities Con 2022! This convention featured Sean Austin and Elijah Wood from Lord of the Rings, as well as a other celebrities from the WWE and voice acting world.
On this episode, Matt and Katie discuss Andor, which is shaping up to be a very compelling series. Some would say Andor is not quintessentially Star Wars. Is that true? We also delve into our thoughts and predictions for the rest of the series.
On this episode, Matt and Katie discuss Andor, which is shaping up to be a very compelling series. Some would say Andor is not quintessentially Star Wars. Is that true? We also delve into our thoughts and predictions for the rest of the series.
On this episode, Matt and Katie chat with author Chris Loparco. Chris is the author of A Story Told, Of His Might and In His Name. He also writes a free online modern-fatasy series. All of his content can be found at his website: www.astorytoldbook.com.
Matt and Katie discuss the wacky She-Hulk Finale and speculate on the future of She-Hulk. What's KEVIN's future in the MCU? What's the deal with Wong bailing out Emil? What's in store for Jen and Matt?
On this episode, Matt and Katie talk about Rings of Power. The show was met by mixed review from the fans. What do you think now that season one is done? Matt and Katie share their thoughts in this fun albeit spoiler-filled episode. By the way, did you know J.R.R. Tolkein's birthday is January 3rd, 1892? Now you do.
On this episode, Matt and Katies discuss the spooky but not too scary Werewolf By Night. Did you know there are Werewolf self assessment quizzes? We didn't either!
Here is part two of our interview with lawyer and astrophotographer Dr. Richard Hammar. We discuss 2001 Space Odyssey, aliens and Dr. Hammar's journey from Atheism to Christianity. We also learn about a guy who almost died while testing space suites for NASA.
On this episode, Matt and Katie discuss the newest entry into the Star Wars Cannon: Andor. They aslo dream of visiting the Spy Museum in Washington D.C. and discuss the fact that George Washington was a Spy Master during the Revolutionary War.
On this episode of the show, we interview the one and only Dr. Richard Hammar. He is a Harvard-graduated lawer and CPA who also happens to be a world-class astrophotographer. This episode is the first in a series of episodes featuring content from our interview with Dr. Hammar. In the segment Dr. Hammar talks about the James Webb Telescope, the multiverse theory and whether he believes in aliens. To learn more about Dr. Hammar's life story and passion for astrophotography visit www.seetheglory.com
On this episode, Matt and Katie discuss the new Rings of Power series. Now that all the major players have been introduced for season 1, the fun of speculating can truely begin.
On this episode, Matt and Katie share their initial thoughts on the first two episodes of The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power. Galadriel's journey is especially fascinating. She is shaped by the evil she seeks to destroy, yet she remains commited to the good and the pure. There are so many spiritual undertones in this show!
On this episode, Matt and Katie discuss Marvel's One-Shot series. It's a collection of short films that were originally released as blu ray bonus material or as promotional videos. We totally missed these, and they are so fun! Agent Carter, Agents of Shield, Thor and the oringinal MCU version of the Manderine from Iron Man 2 are all included in these little vides. They also discuss She-Hulk's employment woes and their excitement for Rings of Power, which is set to release in mere days!
On this Episode, Katie and Matt talk about She-Hulk. What did we think? What did we like? What did we dislike? How is She-Hulk's habit of breaking the fourth wall kind of like prayer? You'll have to listen to find out!
On this episode, Matt and Katie welcome their young kids to the share their reaction to the new series of animated shorts featuring Groot as a youngster. It's a fun episode that might just have you feeling young again by the end!
On this episode of the show, Matt and Katie discuss Star Trek: Strange New Worlds. What does the season finale tell us about Captain Pike's fate? How does Pike's hair stay perfect in every scene? Is the captain's hair even real? We discuss these questions and more!
On this episode of the show, Matt and katie discuss Matt's experience exhibiting at a brand new Comic Convetion in Minneapolis, MN. They also talk through the some of the major reveals from San Diego Comic Con, and one show that seems to be flying under the radar at the moment.
On this episode of the show, Matt and Katie discuss Amazon's hotly anticipated Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power.
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On this episode of the show, Matt and Katie discuss Amazon's hotly anticipated Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power.
https://www.tolkiensociety.org/author/books-by-tolkien/
On this episode of the show, Matt and Katie are joined by special guests Kiana and Emma. These girls are teens who love Ms. Marvel because they can relate to her and her family. We also discuss a fantasy footbal style game the girls invented that involves collecting character stats from the 2022 collection of Marvel shows and movies.
On this episode, Matt and Katie share their (mostly) spoiler-free thoughts about Marvel's Thor Love and Thunder. They also discuss Matt's dad potentially having PTSD syndromes from visiting a toilet museum.
On this episode, Matt and Katie discuss Star Trek: Strange New Worlds. It's a prequel that uses a many classic Trek elements yet somehow manages to feel fresh. Maybe it's Spock's stiff Vulcan humor? Maybe it's Pike's great hair? Either way, we like it!
On this episode, Matt and Katien talk through the recently finished Obi-Wan Kenobi show. The burning question we have is about the character Reva. Will she appear again? Also, a cockroach can live a long time without its head! They talk about that as well!
On this episode, Matt and Katie discuss the first five episodes of the Obi Wan Kenobi series, make predictions for the finale and discuss whether a Star Wars Multiverse will ever happen. Dr. Jim Bradford joins the show to discuss the multiverse.
On this episode of the show, Matt and Katie discuss the very fun Ms. Marvel. It's a new show for a new generation of MCU fans, though Ms. Marvel has been a popular comic for awhile now. Kamala Kahn is a relatable teen trying to navigate trecherous relational waters. She is misunderstood and she misunderstands others. We've all been there! Thankfully, God knows us better than we know ourselves, and He loves us deeply.
On this episode of the show, Matt and Katie have a discussion with Dr. James Bradford. Dr. Bradford holds a PHD in Aerospace Engineering. He is the author of 3 books, co-host of the Jim Bradford Podcast and the lead pastor of Central Assembly of God Church in Springfield, MO.
www.jimbradford.org
www.centralassembly.org
On this episode, Matt and Katie share their first impressions of Kenobi, the new Star Wars series from Disney. They make a few bold predictions and discuss how Obi-wan begins to regain his fighting spirit. There's a lot we can learn from old Ben!
On this episode, matt and Katie talk about the Ms. Marvel and She-Hulk trailers as well as Dr. Strange and the Multuiverse of Maddness.
On this episode, Matt and Katie reminisce about Choose Your Own Adventure books and discuss Matt's recent experience playing an online RPG for the first time. RPGs might be based in fantasy, but they share a more in common with the real world than one might think at first.
On this episode of the show, Matt interviews Ian DeVaney, host of the DeVaney Music Podcast. If you are a music nerd, you'll love it!
On this Episode, Matt and Katie discuss a strange connection that exists between Star Trek Picard and Marvel's Spider-man. They also go over how their predictons turned out.
On this episode of the Telescope Show, Matt and Katie get bold with their predictions for the future of Marvel's Moon Knight. Neal Adams:
https://www.npr.org/2022/04/30/1095777812/neal-adams-comic-book-legend-dies-at-80
Oscar Isaac Facts: https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/563807/oscar-isaac-facts
On this episode of the show, Matt and Katie stare through the mists of time and try to predict the ending of Picard season 2.
On this Episode, Matt and Katie travel to a galaxy far far away and discuss the upcoming Obi-Wan Kenobi mini-series which is debuting in May on Disney Plus. In addition, the show contains an interview, that Matt recorded at Milwaukee Comic Con, with the winner of the Cos-Play Contest. It's a rollicking good time!
On this episode of the show, Matt and Katie talk with Ethan Palmer. Ethan works as a Bio-repository Tech and is working to create a podcast from his Starfinder gameplay. Ethan schools Matt and Katie about the world of table-top gaming and invents a new weakness for Superman that would make him a much more loveable character.
On this episode of the Telescope Show, Matt and Katie discuss pet cloning, Marvel Shows they forgot were coming and Moon Knight. Moon Knight stars Oscar Isaac and offers a different tone than other Marvel outings. There are pleanty of spiritual threads running throughout Moon Knight. The show promises to provide much fodder for many future conversations. Pet cloning: https://www.theguardian.com/science/2022/apr/04/pet-cloning-how-the-rich-are-spending-up-to-38000-for-rover-version-20
On this episode, Matt and Katie discuss the new Halo series on Paramount Plus. The series broke the record for the most streamed priemier for Paramount. Does it live up to the hype?
On this episode, Matt and Katie unpack their completely wrong predictions for Star Trek Picard Season 2. They also discuss some science stories from the news.
On this episode, Matt and Katie discuss their thoughts on the first two episodes of Picard season 2. Picard and company are going to search through time to discover the moment Q altered that radically shifted the trajectory of history in the universe. Matt and katie point out that all of us have similar watershed moments in our lives.
On this episode, Matt and Katie announce the winer of the E100 Trivia Challenge! They also make predictions about some of the many high profile releases coming in 2022. Matt and Katie also announce some big news. They have a spot at Milwaukee Comic Con, which is happening on April 9th at the Wisconsin State Fair Grounds!
On this episode of the show, Matt and Katie talk about ideas in sci-fi that became actual inventions. This feat is not only for engineers and geniuses. All of us have the ability to bring our dreams to life.
Nerd Trivia Sign Up: https://www.thetelescopeshow.com
Smithsonian Article:
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/ten-inventions-inspired-by-science-fiction-128080674/
On this episode, Matt and Katie talk about Venom: Let There Be Carnage. Serial Killer Cletus Casady says he wants a friend. Would that actually help him?
On this episode, Matt and Katie share their final thoughts on the Book of Boba Fett. They also unveil the E100 Trivia Challenge! To sign up for the challenge, visit www.thetelescopeshow.com and enter your email. Instructions for how to play will come soon after. The winner will be announced on E100.
On this episode, Matt and Katie dive into Picard Season 2. Who is Q? How does this reality bending character relate to our own quest to understand our place and purpose in this universe? Matt and Katie discuss all this and a lot more!
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On this episode, Matt and Katie discuss both the original Willow film and the new Willow series coming to Disney + this year. Willow reminds us of Princess Bride and Star Wars. The new show will star Warwick Davis reprising his role as Willow along side a cohort of young rising stars. The show priemier this year, but no firm date has been announced.
On this episode of the show, Matt and Katie discuss the spiritual transformation of Boba Fett. They also talk about The Batman, Star Trek Picard and the Amazon Lord of the Rings series. It more fun than a ride on a Rancor!
On this episode of the show, Matt introduces his wife Katie! The two of them discuss eternals, which is Marvel's most overtly theological movie so far. The discussion ranges from the character's costumes to mental health to finding answers to the toughest questions about faith.
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Matt says hello, shares a new music project he has been working on and asks for ideas for how to make episode 100 extra special.
On this episode, Matt discusses the book of Boba Fett Chapter one. Boba Fett's star is rising! No longer a background character, Boba Fett now sits on the throne of Jaba the Hut! How will Boba use this new power and influence to shape event in our favorite galaxy far, far away? Time will tell! You definitely don't want to ignore The Book of Boba Fett! news https://www.digitalspy.com/movies/a38567681/robert/rodriguez-alita-battle-angel-2-update/ https://www.spacex.com
www.deadline.com
On this episode of the show, Matt explains his theory that Hawkeye and Spider-Man are both being sidelined in their own ways. Matt also touches on goal setting, specifically in regards to Spiritual Goals. The Case For Christ and The Return of the God Hypothesis are two book Matt recommends for those who want to invest in their spiritual life this coming year.
Books
Case For Christ:
https://www.amazon.com/Case-Christ-Journalists-Personal-Investigation/dp/0310345863/ref=sr_1_2?crid=12M8XCUS9G56V&keywords=Case+for+christ&qid=1640743537&s=books&sprefix=case+for+christ%2Cstripbooks%2C136&sr=1-2
The Return of the God Hypothesis:
https://www.amazon.com/Return-God-Hypothesis-Compelling-Scientific/dp/0062071505/ref=nodl_
News Links
New Zealand Wizard:
https://www.npr.org/2021/10/15/1046555306/wizard-new-zealand-christchurch-city-council-part-ways
Stolen Bridge:
https://apnews.com/article/ohio-theft-akron-medina-26240521f605f42c89e2e6d4350591e5
Rubber Arm: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/dec/03/italian-man-tries-to-dodge-covid-vaccine-wearing-fake-arm
On this episode, Matt shares his 98.972% spoiler free review of Spiderman: No Way Home. Peter Parker faces unprecedented internal struggles as well as external struggles from all over the multiverse! It's a wild ride, but in many ways, Peter's struggles mirror our own struggles as we walk down the path of our own faith journey.
On this episode, Matt predicts the fate of several key characters in Hawkeye. He also talks a lot about Natasha Romanoff's sister Yelana. What will her future look like? She is definitely on a journey and is in deep need to discover the truth about her sister's death!
On this episode, Matt discusses why simple, evil villains like Voldemort are important for our thinking about the world.
On this episode, Matt talks about the new series Hawkeye. Is Hawkeye a hit or a miss? It depends on what your expectation are. One thing seems certain. Hawkeye's unlikely protégé Katie Bishop appears to be set up to replace our beloved Hawkeye.
News Sources:
https://www.geekwire.com/2021/amazon-preps-for-a-multi-robot-world-roborunner-cloud-service-builds-on-its-own-warehouse-tech/
https://screenrant.com/hawkeye-show-venom-2movie-piratec-details/
On this episode, Matt designs a Thanksgiving feast with food from accross many sci-fi and fantasy worlds. It's a feast for the imagination!
On this episode, Matt deals with a topic that affects the health and well being of Nerds and Geeks everywhere: Superhero Fatigue. Even the most die-hard fans experience at some point. Many of us even experience a broader fatigue and boredom with life. Have no fear. Matt offers help for dealing with this nepharious condition.
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On this episode, Matt discusses being stabbed in the eye by a paint chip and Dune.
https://www.imbd.com/title/tt1160419/
https://www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dune_(2021_film)#Cast
On this episode, Matt get inspirational as! Protecting mother nature, new chip flavors and cosmic couch potatos that might remind you a long lost uncle are also on the dock for discussion. What could our life look like if we made deliberate changes for the better. We might be on a certain trajectory, but what if?...
On this episode, Matt chats with Love Thy Nerd founder Bubba Stallcup. Bubba is a full-time missionary to the nerd community. He has traveled the globe ministering at conventions and leading missionary teams. Bubba is also a content creator at lovethynerd.com.
www.lovethynerd.com
On this episode, Matt discusses the new Star Wars Anime Series called Star Wars Visions. We discover God by looking at the love Karre shows towards his sister, who is bent on accomplishing her dark task regardless of the price.
Bumper Music: "Highway Danger" by Silent Partner
News: https://variety.com/2021/film/news/disney-delays-doctor-strange-thor-black-panther-1235091673/
On this episode of the show, Matt discusses a slightly mad scientists' attempts to attain immortality, Apple TV's Foundation and how it all strangely helps our faith in actual life after death.
On this episode, matt discusses the latest blockbuster from Marvel studios: Shang Chi And The Ten Rings Theme Song: "Highway Danger" by Silent Partner, YouTube Audio Library
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On this episode, Matt talks about everything he has been watching lately: The Tomorrow War, Loki and Black Widow. A common thread in all three of these stories is the yearning for redemption and family. John 4 tells the story of Jesus ministering to the outcast woman at the well. We all long for family and redemption, and we can discover it in God.
On this episode of the show, Matt interviews the host of the Christian Nerds Unite Podcast Ricky Pope. Mr. Pope is a bit of a renaissance man. The converstion ranges from telling stories through video, the MCU, coming to faith in Christ and narrating audio books. Strap in and enjoy this great conversation! www.christiannerdsunite.com www.rickypope.com
On this episode, Matt talks about predictive policing that's run by A.I., the movie Minority Report and dives deep into the question, "why doesn't God do some predictive policing?"
Weird News:
https://www.foxnews.com/category/odd-news
Chicago Predictive Policing:
https://www.theverge.com/22444020/chicago-pd-predictive-policing-heat-list
The Problem of Pain Book
https://amzn.to/3zp10nr
On This episode, Matt discusses the Galaxy Quest! It's a favorite among Trek fans. The film features some very loveable aliens that might just serve to teach us about child-like faith.
On this episode, Matt discusses the Pokémon pandemic pandemonium that is sweeping the nation. Pokémon brings us together, which is one of our deepest needs. Jesus ultimately brings us together with God and with each other. At the end, we attempt to put these ideas into actions by praying for a fellow podcaster named Ricky Pope. His wife is in need of a heart transplant! Pokémon news: www.Pokémon.com
Pokemon pays for grad school:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.fox5atlanta.com/news/student-sells-pokemon-cards-for-tens-of-thousands-of-dollars-to-pay-for-graduate-school.amp
Pokémon Cards in cereal boxes:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/hypebeast.com/2021/5/pokemon-card-general-mills-cereal-scalping-shortage%3famp=1
www.rickypope.com
On this episode, Matt talks about the conclusion of Falcon and Winter Soldier. The series touched on themes that were extremely timely. It did so in an amazingly positive and optimistic way. Indie Wire Story
https://www.indiewire.com/gallery/amazons-lord-of-the-rings-explained-plot-cast/lord-of-the-rings-the-two-towers-2002/
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On this episode, Matt dives into the world of Falcon and Winter Soldier. Where is the show headed? What impact will it make on the larger MCU? Who will live? Who will die? Matt offers his thoughts. This week, the show is not brought to you by Lobster kitchen Mits. Visit www.thetelescopeshow.com to see all the products that don’t sponsor the show.
On this episode, Matt delves into the gorgeous and authentic world of Raya and the Last Dragon. You'll get some spicy details about the movie's production, Matt's review and a look through the telescope. The telescope reveils how Sisu the dragon and Raya the protagonist give us pictures of Jesus.
Indie Wire article about Raya and the Last Dragon:
https://www.indiewire.com/2021/03/disney-marvel-raya-and-the-last-dragon-1234623302/
Reviews:
https://www.pajiba.com/film_reviews/review-raya-and-the-last-dragon-is-a-return-to-disneys-90s-adventures.php
https://www.scpr.org/programs/filmweek/2021/03/05/66561/filmweek-coming-2-america-raya-and-the-last-dragon/
Shakepear's Avengers:
https://screenrant.com/avengers-movies-adaptation-william-shakespeare-parody-details/
On this episode, Matt discusses the Zombifying nature of the Covid-19 virus, Wandavision and the conservative backlash against Harry Potter. Matt recently received 100 comments on Facebook when he asked about the witch / magical elements of Wanda Vision compared to those of Harry Potter, which drew a lot of criticism when it was first released. Covid Stories:
https://www.scmp.com/yp/discover/lifestyle/article/3091692/scientists-discover-covid-19-creates-zombie-cells-human-body
https://theconversation.com/a-year-into-the-pandemic-the-coronavirus-is-messing-with-our-minds-as-well-as-our-bodies-155213
Vox Article about Harry Potter: https://www.vox.com/culture/2018/8/31/17607988/harry-potter-boycott-evangelical-dobson-focus-peretti-satanic-panic
On this Episode, Matt wades into the discussion over Lucas Films' firing of Gina Carano. Why did so many people willing to petition for her to get the ax? What did Jesus say when confronted by a similar situation? It's all in today's episode. Business Insider Story (Mars Stuff)
https://www.businessinsider.com/mars-rover-spacex-uae-hope-probe-top-space-stories-2021-2021-2
Entertainment Weekly (Gina Carano story)
https://ew.com/tv/gina-carano-wont-return-the-mandalorian-social-media-controversy/
The New York Post (Gina Carano Social Posts)
https://nypost.com/2021/02/11/see-gina-caranos-tweets-and-posts-that-got-her-fired/
Texas Tribune (PI In TX Goes Vigilante)
https://www.texastribune.org/2020/12/15/steven-hotze-texas-election-fraud-Houston-police-arrested/
Alpha News (U of M Student)
https://alphanewsmn.com/police-call-for-apology-after-u-of-m-student-fabricates-account-of-police-misconduct/?fbclid=IwAR3EoHVQ3_NndM0q1r39_bRBDoo70xD_SoYitShpKXAWHm4oEBh8siZ1HCw
Gina Carano on Ben Shapiro
https://deadline.com/2021/02/gina-carano-the-ben-shapiro-show-disney-plus-the-mandalorian-pedro-pascal-1234697998/
On this episode, Matt discusses the languid and yet riveting film Ad Astra. Roy, the movie's main character, was let down by his crazy father. We've all been there. (maybe not with a space-crazed dad) Who can we trust?
On this episode, Matt shares some exciting details about the show's rebrand, gives a spoiler-free review of WW1984 and audaciously compares the recent capital invasion to the events in the film.
Marvel Phase 4 summary: https://www.theverge.com/2019/7/20/20702328/marvel-disney-plus-thor-eternals-doctor-strange-wandavision-hawkeye-black-widow-san-diego-comic-con
New Star Wars Content coming up: www.starwars.com
On this episode of the podcast, Matt speculates on how the threads will come together during the remaining episodes of The Mandalorian Season 2. Matt also wonders about the future of movie theaters and airs his beef with the Jedi code.
On this episode, Matt discusses life, wolverine and covid. He dives into the inspiration behind the show and some dreams for the future.
On this episode, Matt discusses the question can we unmask God like they do in the movie Stargate, or are we destined to meet a God who is bigger than we ever imagined, like in the movie A Vast of Night.
Scientific American story:
https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/guest-blog/the-origins-of-directed-panspermia/
On this episode, Matt discusses the state of Star Wars, performs a short, one-man play and delivers some thoughts on a Christian response to the dangerous societal disillusion that fills the hearts of minds of so many in 2020. Whale
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/02/25/science/humpback-whales-amazon.html
65 Facts About Star Wars
https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/79553/60-facts-about-star-wars-universe-star-wars-day
On this episode, Matthew discusses his thoughts on Star Trek Picard. How does death give meaning to life? Is death necessary for life to have meaning? Oh, there's also something about an exploding whale. Check it out!
Exploding whale
https://www.livescience.com/exploding-whale-park-oregon.html
7 Things We Love About Star Trek Picard by Carlos Miranda
https://treknews.net/2020/04/03/7-things-we-loved-star-trek-picard-season-1/
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On this episode, Matthew gives an update on Amazon's upcoming show based on the second age of Middle Earth. The show also shares some harrowing tales from Amazon's rocky early days, as well some inventions made possible by science. History of Amazon:
https://www.businessinsider.com/jeff-bezos-amazon-history-facts-2017-4
Inventions:
https://bestlifeonline.com/brilliant-new-inventions/
wiki on rings
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rings_of_Power
Info on Amazon show:
https://www.radiotimes.com/news/on-demand/2019-08-25/lord-of-the-rings-amazon-tv-series-release-date-cast-trailer-writers-prime-video/
Wiki on the 2nd age
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sauron#Second_Age
On this episode, we discuss the new Star Trek show titled Picard, which airs on CBS All Access in early 2020. There are also dehydrated mini-animals lost on the moon, but that's not as exciting as Picard. Everybody love Picard. Why? In a lot of ways Picard is like Jesus. Science Segment:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.livescience.com/amp/moon-tardigrades-future.html
Picard Cast Interview:
https://youtu.be/YAEcycivP4w
Recorded live and unscripted at Lake Geneva Bible Campto let everyone know that the show will go on!
On this episode of the podcast, Matthew share his thoughts on Avengers: Endgame and the upcoming full slate of Marvel TV series slated for release on Disney Plus. There is also a true story about a whale working for the Russian Government as a spy.
Spy Whale
https://www.foxnews.com/tech/whale-mysterious-harness-russian-military-spy
Marvel TV
https://www.gamesradar.com/new-marvel-tv-shows/
On this episode, Matthew talks through a sock about the many mysteries presented to us in the trailer for Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker. The science segment is all about the new photographs of two black holes that scientists hope will shed light on the interplay between General Relativity and Quantum Mechanics. Black Hole Article:
https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2019/04/here-s-what-scientists-think-black-hole-looks
JJ Abrams & Returning to Star Wars
https://www.starwarsnewsnet.com/2019/04/j-j-abrams-on-episode-ix-chris-terrio-and-bringing-a-beloved-saga-to-a-satisfying-end.html
The Rise of Skywalker Teaser Trailer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=adzYW5DZoWs
Pranks pulled in government documents, using genetic manipulation to cure deafness, spiritual wisdom that will last for eternity, thoughts on Captain Marvel, and prognostications about Avengers Infinity War: all this in one episode! NPR Article
https://www.npr.org/2019/03/19/704919634/economic-report-of-the-president-and-some-superhero-friends
Gene Edited Mice
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/02/190219111643.htm
On this episode, Matt discusses Alita Battle Angel. He makes the case that this was a fun, fresh sci-fi world that needs a sequel. Oh, there's also exploding grapes.
https://www.sciencenews.org/article/grapes-spark-microwave-plasma
On this episode, Matt explains Cripsr-Cas 9 and talks about how gene editing, 3D Printers, and Universal Basic Income are bringing the real world closer and closer to the sci-world envisioned by the writers of Star Trek Related to Crispr Cas9
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bacteriophage
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phage_(Star_Trek:_Voyager)
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cas9
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.livescience.com/58790-crispr-explained.html
https://www.yourgenome.org/facts/what-is-crispr-cas9
3D Printed House
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.artsy.net/article/artsy-editorial-inside-race-perfect-3d-printed/amp
Universal Basic Income
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cnbc.com/amp/2018/01/01/one-year-on-finland-universal-basic-income-experiment.html
A Summary of Tim Keller's ideas
http://mikeharderministries.com/2011/07/reason-for-god-study-guide-chapter-8/
In This Episode, Matthew discusses the trailers for Alita: Battle Angel, Captain Marvel, and Avengers: Endgame, which all aired during the Super Bowl. Also, we discuss the new Crispr experiments happening at Columbia University
Crispr
https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2019/02/01/689623550/new-u-s-experiments-aim-to-create-gene-edited-human-embryos
Super Bowl trailers https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.vox.com/platform/amp/culture/2019/2/3/18207185/super-bowl-2019-movie-trailers-tv-avengers-endgame-toy-story-4-scary-stories-tell-in-dark
Picard
http://www.treknews.net/2019/01/31/patrick-stewart-picard-series-more-than-season/
In this episode, Matt shares his thoughts on Aquaman. Love it or hate it, Aquaman has netted just over 1 billion dollars in world-wide box office sales, making it a commercial home run for the DC Universe. The science segment features a new gizmo called a scorkl, which is a small oxygen tank that allows swimmers to stay underwater for around 10 minutes. Scorkl: https://newatlas.com/scorkl-breathe-underwater-10-minutes/49901/
Sick Sea Lion: http://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/sea-lion-eats-throws-up-toddler-s-sock-at-zoo
In this episode, Matt share his thoughts on Vader: Shards of the Past, which is a fan film created by YouTuber Star Wars Theory. Fan films are labors of love. It's completely inspiring to see the work that goes into creating such a high quality piece of art. Matt also talks about the New Horizons space probe reaching the astroid Ultima Thule, which lies beyond Pluto in the Kuiper Astroid Belt. Vader: Shards of the Past: https://youtu.be/Ey68aMOV9gc
New Horizon Space Probe:
https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/newhorizons/main/index.html
Episode 50! Wow! The content of this episode was selected based on responses to a recent Facebook post. Thanks everyone who submitted an opinion! The bulk of the show is about Star Trek Continues, which is like the Everest of fan-made films. (It's actually a series: eleven episodes, each an hour long.)
Star Trek Continues Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/StarTrekContinues
Here's another episode about time travel! It's a matchup between the frozen future of Arrival and the fluid future of Terminator Salvation. Is freewill genuine or illusionary? Matt also shares his thoughts and speculations on Aqua-man and Captain Marvel.
A satellite screw-up reaffirms Einstein's theory of gravity: https://www.sciencenews.org/article/satellite-oops-reaffirms-einstein-theory-gravity?utm_source=email&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=latest-newsletter-v2
Venom is destroying the box office! Matt shares his thoughts on the film and pays homage to the much beloved Stan Lee, who passed away recently. Genetically Modified Babies:
https://www.npr.org/2018/11/28/671675941/chinese-scientist-responsible-for-genetically-altered-twins-faces-intense-critic
Stan Lee Quotes:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/addicted2success.com/quotes/35-epic-stan-lee-quotes/amp/
Stan Lee Didn't Invent Venom
https://www.looper.com/69291/characters-thought-stan-lee-created-actually-didnt/?utm_campaign=clip
Venom At Box Office
https://m.ign.com/articles/2018/11/19/venom-outperformed-star-wars-and-guardians-of-the-galaxy-at-the-worldwide-box-office
Matt talks about ridiculous "as-seen-on T.V." inventions, the amazing inventions that Jules Vern foresaw, and of course, Ant-man and the Wasp. How do the revelations and characters from this installment of the Marvel Cinematic Universe play into the currently untitled Avengers 4 film? No-one knows! It's still fun to speculate though.
Infomercial products: https://twentytwowords.com/hilariously-bad-infomercial-products/
Jules Vern Article:
https://www.google.com/amp/www.ancientpages.com/2018/07/13/jules-verne-a-man-ahead-of-his-time-who-predicted-the-future/amp/
Time travel is a staple of the SciFi world. The Time Machine by H.G. Wells was a huge influence on the genre. Matt discusses the book and some of his thoughts on Time Travel. Metal Mass: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7uYOZ1doM9Y
Gut Bugs https://www.eufic.org/en/healthy-living/article/the-role-of-gut-microorganisms-in-human-health
Venom At The Box Office https://deadline.com/2018/10/halloween-opening-venom-star-is-born-first-man-global-international-box-office-1202486700/
Project Gutenberg (free public domain books) https://www.gutenberg.org
Libri Vox (public domain audio books) https://librivox.org
This is part two of our two part trilogy on Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy by Douglas Adams. This episode focuses on the Ultimate Question and the Ultimate Answer that are discovered in HHGTTU. Adam's underlying assumption that everything is ultimately meaningless finds support in Bible's book of Ecclesiastes. It's a fascinating portion of scripture that both agrees with Adam's view of the universe and points the way to move beyond the meaninglessness of the material universe.
The Science Segment details the potential discovery of the strongest material in the universe: the heart of a dying star. Could Thor's hammer be closer to reality than we realize?
https://www.extremetech.com/extreme/277383-nuclear-pasta-inside-neutron-stars-is-strongest-material-in-universe
Matt begins this two part trilogy by discussing the philosophical implications of the Babel Fish. Don't panic! This trilogy in two parts has a heart of gold, two heads, and three arms.
Babel Fish: http://hitchhikers.wikia.com/wiki/Babel_Fish
Chicago Tribune Story:
http://www.chicagotribune.com/lifestyles/sc-dating-apps-family-0328-gallery-20170321-photogallery.html
Intelligent Design Article: https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2018/aug/19/intelligent-design-how-come-he-made-so-many-blunders
Matt offers a few thoughts on the recent, tragic shooting at a Madden 2019 Tournament in Jacksonville, FL. Philosopher Bertrand Russel said that life must be rooted in a philosophy of "unyielding despair". Is that true? Is there no other viable way to look at life? Articles referenced in the show:
Russel
https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/654503-that-man-is-the-product-of-causes-which-had-no
Medicated kids
https://www.nimh.nih.gov/about/directors/thomas-insel/blog/2014/are-children-overmedicated.shtml
Berlinski
https://www.goodreads.com/work/quotes/1639458-the-devil-s-delusion-atheism-and-its-scientific-pretensions
Matt opens with some trivia about Sir Christopher Lee, who was the narrator of Children of Hurin and a devout Tolkien fan. The science segment discusses an article from science news.org that details what it would take to naturally produce dragon fire. The article was inspired by a tweet by Elon Musk that said the entrepreneur wanted to build a cybernetic dragon. The feature content is a relatively spoiler-free review of J.R.R. Tolkien's Children of Hurin. Was Hurin cursed by Morgoth, or did Hurin curse himself and Morgoth merely foresee it? That question is explored in the final segment. It's easy to blame people and situations for cursing us. Ephesians 4 commands believers to renew the spirit of their minds. Our thoughts can be our prisons. A change in thought and attitude goes a long way in breaking us free from things that we perceive as cursing us, things that ultimately become self-fulfilling prophecies.
The announcement that Patrick Steward will reprise his role as the beloved Captain Jean Luc Picard in an upcoming new Star Trek series has electrified Trekkies around the world. Details about the new show are sparse, but it's still fun to dream about where this new show might boldly go.
Picard Announcement
https://www.space.com/41389-star-trek-picard-returns-cbs-series.html
Science Segment
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2017/03/170323141340.htm
http://time.com/5159879/is-an-anti-aging-pill-on-the-horizon/
The Telescope
Psalm 92:14 - They will still bear fruit in old age. They will stay fresh and green.
William Shatner, country music star, has a new song called “Beam Me Up”. The song is a collaborative effort between Jeff Cook, of Alabama, and Shatner, of "where no man has gone before". The new country Album is titled "Why Not Me". Here's a sample:
https://youtu.be/-HQ2M5GTZKM
Trek News: www.treknews.net
Science Segment:
https://corporate.exxonmobil.com/en/research-and-technology/advanced-biofuels/advanced-biofuels-and-algae-research?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=XOM+%7C+Corp+%7C+ELH+%7C+Traffic+%7C+Brand+%7C+Innovation+%7C+Algae+%7C+Phrase&utm_content=Brand+%7C+Algae+%7C+Core+%7C+ExxonMobil&utm_term=exxonmobil+biofuels&gclid=CjwKCAjw4uXaBRAcEiwAuAUz8Du_TJ_AW2Ei3izUDFSJDF2jz6OACoHLEsXVQc6YYYqtZH0KAUb1_xoC1NsQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds
William Shatner, country music star, has a new song called “Beam Me Up”. The song is a collaborative effort between Jeff Cook, of Alabama, and Shatner, of "where no man has gone before". The new country Album is titled "Why Not Me". Here's a sample:
https://youtu.be/-HQ2M5GTZKM
Trek News: www.treknews.net
Science Segment:
https://corporate.exxonmobil.com/en/research-and-technology/advanced-biofuels/advanced-biofuels-and-algae-research?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=XOM+%7C+Corp+%7C+ELH+%7C+Traffic+%7C+Brand+%7C+Innovation+%7C+Algae+%7C+Phrase&utm_content=Brand+%7C+Algae+%7C+Core+%7C+ExxonMobil&utm_term=exxonmobil+biofuels&gclid=CjwKCAjw4uXaBRAcEiwAuAUz8Du_TJ_AW2Ei3izUDFSJDF2jz6OACoHLEsXVQc6YYYqtZH0KAUb1_xoC1NsQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds
After reading a report that Lando will be back for Episode IX, Matthew began imagining how he would use the legacy character in the next chapter of the Skywalker Saga. There are many nay-sayers, but they are wrong. Matthew makes the case that Lando is the perfect fit for raising the stakes in the struggle between the resistance and the first order.
Science Segment
https://www.sciencenews.org/article/nasa-parker-solar-probe-aiming-sun?utm_source=email&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=latest-newsletter-v2
The title says it all! Matt details his likes and dislikes about the Flash Season 4. The likes out weigh the dislikes. Though season 4 is still a bit sappy, the season's story arc and the character's personal story arcs are fresh. Science Segment - Dark Matter
https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-018-05660-6
These times they are a changing. Lucas films is rethinking its approach and is considering moving some of its Star Wars Stories from the big screen to small screen: Disney’s new streaming service. The new platform will include a many high power franchises. Will it be a Netflix killer?
https://nerdist.com/what-to-expect-from-disneys-new-streaming-service/
Science segment
https://www.sciencealert.com/scientists-just-turned-plastic-bottles-and-bags-into-liquid-fuel
Hebrews 12:1-3
Matthew discusses the stelar Lost In Space reboot and makes a few predictions for season. The science segment features a story of a robot that helped remove a tumor from a man's spine by going through his mouth!
Digital Spy article:
http://www.digitalspy.com/tv/lost-in-space/feature/a854633/lost-in-space-2018-robot-season-1-2-questions-plot-finale/
Science Segment:
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2018/05/180503142714.htm
Matthew shares his thoughts about Solo: A Star Wars Story. Matt also dreams about what Solo and Rogue One would be like as seasons of a live-action T.V. show. Maybe the small screen would be a better medium for the "Star Wars Stories"? Science Segment:
https://www.google.com/amp/amp.timeinc.net/fortune/2018/06/10/musk-tesla-roadster-spacex-rocket-thrusters
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Matt discusses Amazon's new Middle Earth TV show in light of the ending of The Hobbit: Battle of 5 Armies. It seems very likely that Legolas had interactions with Aaragorn before the events of Lord of the Rings. This episode also digs into other potential plot items available for Amazon's writers to use.
http://tolkiengateway.net/wiki/Legolas
http://tolkiengateway.net/wiki/Aragorn
Science Segment
An academic paper recently speculated that perhaps life on earth arrived in frozen ice on astroids that fell on the early earth
https://evolutionnews.org/2018/05/with-new-theory-of-the-cambrian-explosion-scientists-reach-literally-for-the-stars/
The Telescope
Tolkien's Middle Earth is imbued with a spiritual dimension. This and it's good and evil dichotomy make it a ripe for drawing parallels to Christianity. In particular, the elements of prophecy correlate strongly.
Feature Content:
Amazon is set to spend one billion dollars on a new five season Lord of the Rings TV show. The show will begin with a focus on young Aragorn.
Science Segment:
Doctors are prescribing poop to help people with intestinal woes.
The Telescope
A Strong and even dangerous good is a major theme in the LOTR universe. That is also a major theme of Christianity.
References
https://www.sciencenews.org/blog/scicurious/fecal-transplants-regulation?tgt=nr
https://www.digitaltrends.com/movies/amazon-lord-of-the-rings-series-news-cast/
www.theonering.net
Matthew talks trek! Star Trek welcomes S.J. Clarkson to the director's chair for Star Trek 4. Quinten Tarantino is working on a top secret Trek project, and Boston welcomes some fun Trek Alums to Fan Expo Boston.
Science Segment: https://evolutionnews.org/2018/05/genetics-leaves-central-dogma-and-junk-dna-in-the-rear-view-mirror/
Trek News: www.treknews.net
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We are pumped to be taking about Han Solo: A Star Wars Story and rolling out a new format for the show! Instead of taking the usual route of making predictions ahead of the premier, Matthew shares 10 questions that he has about the movie and invites the audience to share their thoughts online.
Matt also explains the new show format, which includes an intro, a segment dedicated to science, the feature content, and a final section looking at at the feature content through the lens of faith.
Science Segment Resource
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.forbes.com/sites/trevornace/2017/11/08/massive-heat-source-was-just-discovered-under-antarctica-driving-melting-volcanism/amp/
Avengers: Infinity War drops tonight! Here is an overview of the Infinity Stones, which will imbue Thanos with god-like powers. The stones provide a nice spring board to talk about some of attributes of God. This episode was inspired by the classic work by A.W. tozer The Knowledge of the Holy, which dedicates each chapter to discussing one of God's attributes.
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Matt responds to some of the most frequently voiced charges against Star Wars TLJ. Namely, that Rey is too powerful, the problems with the "light speed ram", and the Luke Skywalker story arc. Matt love the Luke arc, by the way. Here why and some of the things he hopes to see in Episode 9.
Nature's designs have been the inspiration behind many products and have provided the solutions to many problems. Is all this design the product of matter plus time plus chance, or are the designs in nature actually designs?
Articles referenced:
https://www.wired.com/2011/08/biomimicry-gallery/
https://www.sciencenews.org/article/new-soft-robot-mimics-octopus-inchworm-climb-walls?utm_source=email&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=latest-newsletter-v2
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Matt raves about Black Panther, discusses a few of the films highly political themes, and shares some personal stories that have built empathy in him for people of different cultural backgrounds.
NPR Story about fatherlessness:
https://www.npr.org/sections/ed/2017/06/18/533062607/poverty-dropouts-pregnancy-suicide-what-the-numbers-say-about-fatherless-kids
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Matt starts by briefly discussing the Stephen Hawking Synthesizer App and passing of Stephen Hawking, which segues into a plug for the book God and Stephen Hawking: Who’s Design Is It Anyway. Matt then Makes his predictions about Marvels grand opus Avengers: Infinity War.
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Where is the line where you say, “The value of this art is not worth the cost to my mind and my spirit?" That's the question I asked myself as I listened to Ready Player 1's curse laden rant about the absurdity of faith. Here why I stopped listening and why I still intend to see the film version due in theaters this year.
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Matt talks about the recent launch of the space ship “Falcon Heavy” and it’s official mascot Spaceman! The episode also touches on populating Mars, C.S. Lewis’ Space Trilogy, Stephen Hawking’s doomsday predictions, and the Tower of Babel.
http://www.spacex.com
https://privilegedplanet.com
https://www.google.com/amp/www.newsweek.com/stephen-hawking-end-year-predictions-2017-755952%3Famp%3D1
https://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/c_s_lewis_140770
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Matt comments on some of the most anticipated films of 2018. World building is the new normal in Hollywood these day, with franchises being planned far into the future. Matt encourages everyone to “build their own world” by setting goals for the new year. He offers 5 tips for setting effective goals.
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On this episode, Matt summarizes his thoughts about the Last Jedi and tries to keep spoilers to a minimum. He also responds to some of the biggest criticisms of the film, including the charge that the movie is too politically correct. This is an interesting tie in with a common theme in Biblical Apologetics. Is the Bible, and be extension God, racist? While Matt doesn’t offer thorough answer, he does give a few compelling reasons while he does not believe that Star Wars or the Bible are racist.
www.rzim.org - Ravi Zachariah International Ministry is a great resource for all world view topics and Christian Appologetics.
Www.starwarsnewsnet.com - Matt’s go-to Star Wars news site.
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On this episode, Matt gives 10 predictions for The Last Jedi. Matt also make a wager with the audience. If the show gets over 100 listens, he will dress up as a star wars character (a.k.a. coz play) when he goes to see the film. What are your predictions? Which character should Matt dress up as? Connect with us through the Telescope Podcast Facebook Page, www.mysaivorsanthem.com, or by email mysaviorsanthem@gmail.com.
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They are a great source for Star Wars news!
Looking at geek culture through the spyglass of faith is the new mission of the show. Matt briefly tells about the conceptual journey of the Telescope Podcast and how it was the continual listenership that brought him to resurrect the show. Matt also mentions that a Star Wars centric episode is in the works, as The Last Jedi looms large in everyone's mind. Will TLJ be a re-has of The Empire Strikes Back, or will it truly be it's own thing as Disney has promised?
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This episode is to let listeners know that a new podcast, called the saviors anthem podcast, is now available in iTunes!
Matthew is narrowing his focus and starting a new show. His new show will be called The Savior's Anthem Podcast, which will go live in the next month or so.
Matthew discusses how negative news causes us to amplify our person worries. The simple answer is to redirect our thinking. Matt offers some points from a recent message he delivered at Living Faith Ministries to help with redirecting our minds to more positive fare.
Here are the sources of his quotes:
The Psychological Effects of TV News: https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/why-we-worry/201206/the-psychological-effects-tv-news
Isaiah 60:2 New American Standard Bible (NASB)
2 “For behold, darkness will cover the earth
And deep darkness the peoples;
But the Lord will rise upon you
And His glory will appear upon you.
1 Cor 14: 20 Brethren, do not be children in your thinking; yet in evil be infants, but in your thinking be mature.
Philippians 4:8 Finally, brethren, whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is [e]lovely, whatever is of good repute, if there is any excellence and if anything worthy of praise, [f]dwell on these things. 9 The things you have learned and received and heard and seen in me, practice these things, and the God of peace will be with you.
Matt talks about drugs, friends, and God. He references a few articles and a few resources for people struggling with addiction. Here are those sites:
NYT Article: https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2017/06/05/upshot/opioid-epidemic-drug-overdose-deaths-are-rising-faster-than-ever.html
CNN Article: http://www.cnn.com/2017/08/10/health/drinking-alcoholism-study-trnd/
Minnesota Teen Challenge: https://www.mntc.org
Celebrate Recovery: http://www.celebraterecovery.com
On this episode, Matt sits down with Dr. Ralph Seelke to discuss intelligent design. Highlights the show include exposing the false rift between faith and science, how science actually affirms faith, and an explanation of some key ideas essential for understanding intelligent design. It was a massive blessing to visit with Dr. Seelke. The episode will affirm your faith Jesus and challenge your faith in blind, unguided evolution, without forcing you to abandon reason.
The Discovery Institute is referenced several times. They are an organization that is on the cutting edge of culture, science, and faith. They are the premier promoter of intelligent design and have load of resources available. Here's a link to their site: http://www.discovery.org/id/
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On this Episode Matt talks Star Trek! With the new series Star Trek Beyond looming, he looks back at what made him fall in love with the franchise and how the franchise treats issues of faith and science. This episode is only a drop in the bucket. Trek has such a rich body of work!
Grant and Danielle share their story of being called to campus ministry and of the road to getting there. The need for campus ministry has never been greater. The dethroning of truth has left many students feeling lost, confused, and purposeless. Chi Alpha provides a loving community that offers human connection, provides clear direction, and restores the foundation of Biblical Truth for students.
On this episode, Matthew sits down with Erick Hermanson. Erick is the Youth For Christ director in Duluth, MN. His ministry is based out of the Encounter building, where they have the largest in-door skateboard park north of the Minneapolis / St. Paul metro area. Erick also plays in the Christian metal band Lessons. Lessons recently released the third album, which is available everywhere. On this episode Erick talks about his ministry, his take on church culture, and the state of Christian music today. We go down memory lane a little and reminisce about our days playing music together and about MySpace. This is a landmark episode because it is the first to feature a guest, something that will be a new hallmark of the show.
Hollywood is churning out lots of blockbuster action flicks that feature female leads. These modern female heroes serves as a good metaphor for the church, which is referred to as the bride of Christ. If the church is a tough heroin, there has never been a time when she is more needed than now. The church is a force for good and has answers for the most perplexing moral questions of our time such as the question of why is there evil and suffering in this world.
It's time to go back to school! Summer ends quickly, and students shift into a new season. Similarly, life's season change, sometimes without warning. This episode offers some laughs and nostalgia about high school and some advice for how to deal with the seasons of life.
I was thinking about the old song "Heart Of Gold" by Neil Young recently. As people, we are always looking for someone to believe in, and we are wanting to believe in ourselves. People are flocking to this year's election because they are looking for someone to believe in. Interestingly, people flocked to John the Baptist during a similar time when people to believe in were hard to come by.
It's tempting to believe that a future world, where religion has gone the way of dial-up internet, will be a place of complete peace. Matt makes the case that un-forgiveness is central to much of today's unrest.
This episode explores the world of running. It touches on some of the common and some of the lesser known injuries that are common for marathoners, pokes fun at spandex and runner's high. On the spiritual side, spandex is compared to baptism. The main takeaway from the episode is that running takes commitment and sustained determination. Life in general and our spiritual lives in particular require the same type of grit.
Matt talks about his days as a slacker in Junior High Band. He also discusses Jesus' encounter with Pontious Pilate, where Jesus said that everyone on the side of truth listened to His voice. The meaning of this is that the search for truth begins with a willingness to listen. Finally, Matt asks the question, "can we live as if there is no absolute truth."
From the president of the Philippines encouraging citizens to shoot drug dealers to average joes donning homemade superhero costumes to fight crime, vigilantism is on the rise. The Telescope Podcast looks at culture through the spyglass of faith. It's light and funny. It's also very real and pertinent.
The internet allows brands and celebrities to connect with people like never before. However, there are times when this connection has unintended consequences.
May 4th is known as Star Wars Day and is celebrated by fans all over the world. This episode dives into Star Wars Day, the state of the Star Wars Universe, and the philosophy of Star Wars.
This episode gives some of the background of the National Day of Prayer, the First and Second Great Awakenings, and even dives in the world of sports.
This is the maiden voyage for the podcast! On this episode, Matthew discusses the new Captain America movie, election year politics, and Christian involvement in politics.