We're watching the latest adaptation of Stephen King's Salem's Lot and, speaking of unholy monsters, take a look at some more craziness from Preston Sprinkle's "study bible."

Guess who's back! We're getting restarted as part of Jettison Entertainment with a look at Nicolas Cage's Longlegs but don't miss the craziness in Preston Sprinkle's "study bible" before the movie talk. Wolves are dangerous but they're also ridiculous.

M3gan is a movie with more to say than its Overwatch-Dancing-Robot trailer would suggest.

The movie raises critical points about parenting, technology, and the all-consuming pursuit of safety - and your boys at PCCD Pod get into alllll of it.

Hit Download, press Play, and let's get it started!

Alright guys. We took our time getting to this one but it is a good one. Nefarious is a movie thoughtful Chrisitans ought to see and we're here to give you all the good stuff.

Thanks for hanging around while we were radio silent; we're looking forward to getting back in the groove.

Here's a quick drop-in to encourage you to go see Nefarious while it is in theaters. We aren't affiliated, aren't making any money off this but just think it is a good movie that Christians have a lot of good reasons to watch.

You should also get on twitter and nag Jared about watching the film so he and Jeff can do a longer review.

On this episode we're talking to author Lewis Ungit about his book The Return of the Dragon: The Shocking Way Drugs and Religion Shape Peoples and Societies.

Lewis is a careful thinker and researcher; in the book he lays out how our culture's increasing acceptance of mind-altering substances lines up with ancient pagan practices and dark spiritual forces.

This topic is important and Lewis' book addresses it well. Please reach out to a friend and ask them to listen to this one.

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Joseph Knowles of Church History Matters fame joins Jeff to talk about his new writing project Silence and Starsong. They get into how a mutual appreciation for C.S. Lewis' That Hideous Stength factors in and how writers can get involved.

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Ep. 96 delivers a whole lotta that PCCD content you know & love.

We're reviewing The Batman and, before that, taking on the best & brightest of the Atheist Collective's criticisms of Biblical Authority. Sounds like a party? Get in here!

Segment Timestamps:

01:25 - Whatcha' Watchin'

09:25 - So Sorry to Interrupt - Taking on Atheist Arguments against Biblical Authority

53:47 - Reviewing The Batman

Thanks for listening!