Why being disillusioned by Christianity in America is a good thing, and a strange debate that erupted over the legal status of Superman. We love you!

(Gameshow!) White Girl tries her best to stop America from collapsing under the weight of ChatGPT's dire outlook on the future of America. Fresh off the 4th, the passage of the Big Beautiful Bill, and ICE going OD, do the people of America have any hope?

Why do we have this conversation everytime a show featuring legions of black people comes out? Ironheart on Disney + has inspired strange discussions online about the racial consequences for hating a show with lots of african americans in it. Today we risk our own careers to get to the bottom of this (nonsense?).

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What should christians do when doom seems to be descending upon the world as we know it?

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A christian woman calling herself a prophet named Tiphani Montgomery has been crashing out after being called a witch by Eric Mason. Since then, she has spent every hour lashing out against Megan Ashley, Jackie Hill Perry, Preston Perry, and Philip Anthony Mitchell. Today, we suck dry every helpful morsel of wisdom from the crashout.

Christians won't stop asking if Jordan Peterson is a christian, so today, we will tell you. Errmm, well, we'll try to, because we listened to Jordan Peterson vs 20 Atheists and we're informed now. More enlightened than before. Ready to open our mouths and speak. Thank you for listening

Can a good person go to heaven without Christ?

A popular comedian called Andrew Schulz grilled a christian scholar (Wes Huff) on his podcast (Flagrant Podcast) on the question of what happens to 'good people' who may be living a christian life (his words) while not actually worshiping Christ. Today we discuss why holding on to the hope that good people go to heaven may actually make Christianity less accessible to the people who need it.

Today we're unleashing a mind bending story about a hoax involving schools placing litterboxes in bathrooms for students to use. In a frightening arc of american politics, right leaning politicians have seemingly lost the ability to distinguish reality from fiction, swallowing the hoax whole and regurgitating legislation based on a complete lie. And amidst all the talk of dispatching animal control on students, 'owning the libs', and generally being detached from reality, is there a lesson christians can learn from this uniquely strange moment in modern american life?