Believe To See

Lancia Smith - The Cultivator's Manifesto by Anselm Society

Brian Brown - The Place Of Art In The Church by Anselm Society

Heidi White - Facing The Monster by Anselm Society

Panel - Through A Glass Dimly by Anselm Society

Panel - Beyond Christian Radio by Anselm Society

Glenn Paauw - Re-Enchanting The Scriptures by Anselm Society

Brian Brown - Marvel vs Jane Austen by Anselm Society

Matt Burnett - Sacramental Theology from the Deck of the Dawn Treader by Anselm Society

Anthony Esolen - Teaching People To Open Their Eyes by Anselm Society

Lanier Ivester - Rivendell: Home and Hospitality as Art and Worship by Anselm Society

Amy Lee - Signposts Of Joy by Anselm Society

Martyn Minns - Ancient Future Worship For Today by Anselm Society

Glenn Paauw - Strong And Beautiful Words by Anselm Society

Corey Latta - Dorothy Sayers: Imagining What We Might Be by Anselm Society

Michelle Hindman makes her case to revive the lost art of hagiography. Matt tells a story about the Loch Ness monster.

Puppeteer David Simpich joins us to explore his one-of-a-kind marionette shows, and prove that real men (and artists) make dolls.

Ever listen to classical music and worry you have no idea what you're doing? Musician Terri Moon is here to help. And if she can teach Matt, she can teach anyone...

SD Smith, best-selling author of the Green Ember series, joins the show to talk about his inspiration, the importance of story, and why he gave the rabbits swords.

In which Matt tells Reel Perspective’s Mike Morea to expect questions about Star Wars which even non-nerds will appreciate, and then asks Mike a series of (very) nerdy questions about the series.

Purdue’s John Case Tompkins introduces us to the coolest medieval tradition you’ve never heard of—the Mystery Play. We also learn why the Alewife of Chester became a 16th century pop culture icon.