008 • You Get Vibranium, You Get Vibranium, Everybody Gets Vibranium!
Is sharing Wakandan tech with the world such a good idea? Do its humanitarian benefits outweigh its potential for destruction? Artist-educator Brandon Walters leaps into the fray.
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007 • For Whom the Stars War
Star Wars superfan Isaac and Star Wars skeptic Cate try to make sense of the Last Jedi’s reviewer/fan divide.
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006.5 • The One Where They Answer the Mail
Isaac, Cate, and Kenan respond to listener comments and questions about the first five episodes.
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006 • It’s a Bird, It’s a Plane, It’s a Watchable Movie!
Cartoonist Josh Shalek joins us to determine whether a good superman movie is possible, what it might look like, and why no one’s made it yet. Isaac, Cate, and Kenan get schooled on the origins and history of the world’s first and most iconic superhero.
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005 • Well, Virginia, It’s Complicated
What should You tell your kids about Santa Claus? Our inter-generational panel of experts shouts, pouts, and cries it out. Isaac, Cate, & Kenan are joined by philosophy of religion professor Mary-Jane Rubenstein, veteran educator Ronnie Warren, and Minister-teacher Tom Warren.
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004 • Trying To Figure Out How We Get Them To Have Pokemon Go-For-The-Gold
Do e-sports belong at the Olympics? Gaming Evangelist Isaac and Crusher of Confections Cate duke it out with special guest Jason Nixon of the Wake Up Sheep People podcast.
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003 • Who Watches the Watchmen?
Can superheroes be trusted to act in our best interest? Can governments be trusted to register, regulate, and deploy superhumans? Metahuman studies professor Isaac and villains’ rights advocate Cate battle it out.
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002 • The Jurassic Question
Digital dinosaur wrangler Isaac and worst-case-scenario anticipator Cate debate the wisdom of bringing back dinosaurs.
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001 • Justice League: Good or Bad?
Middle school comic book movie aficionado Isaac and literal justice league member Cate debate the merits and shortcomings of Zack Snyder’s latest DCEU movie.
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