Ten To One

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

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

Brian reveals secret goals he wanted to achieve by age 35.

Brian puts on the piercing spectacles of literay criticism and reveals the true meaning of P. D. Eastman's masterpiece 'Go, Dog. Go!'

Brian and Melissa compare their favorite films they saw for the first time last year, 2023.

Brian and Melissa share their favorite reads and re-reads of 2023.

Not quite New Year's resolutions, but Brian and Melissa discuss plans for the new year, the year of our Lord 2024.

Brian and Melissa welcome back Ben De Bono and Matt Anderson to discuss some of our favorite Christmas films.

Melissa shares ideas on how we can be less lonely, isolated, and fragmented.

Brian is rejoined by his brother Matt for a discussion of baptism: credo or paedo? What does baptism do? What constitutes a valid baptism? No questions are answered, but a rousing time was, again, had.

Brian attempts to explain Charlotte Mason's 20 principles that undergird her philosophy of education.

Brian and Melissa explain why they homeschool

Brian and his brother Matt discuss three Christian theological views of hell: infernalism, annihilationism, and universalism.

Brian and Melissa discuss the present capabilities and future possibilities of ChatGPT and its artificial "intelligence" brethren, and how alarmists may be wrong with their predictions but right with their warnings.

For the first time in recorded history, Aristotle's Poetics and Terry Pratchett's Discworld novel Sourcery are reviewed in a single podcast episode.

For the first time, Brian and Melissa reveal their favorite Hollywood-style video movies!

Brian's quick thoughts on the novel Mrs. Dalloway.

Brian's fuller thoughts of the fourth Discworld novel, Mort.

Brian tries reviewing a book. It went okay maybe? All spoilers for a 98-year-old book.

You know what translates well to a podcast? Eating. Eating little pieces of chocolate from a box of chocolates from Melissa's brother Michael. Thanks Michael!