Ten to One

Brian goes solo for this theology episode about sola scriptura and what it says about the Bible and the Church.

Brian shares his current views on AI. The episode title is technically correct.

Brian and Melissa preview a few upcoming episodes.s

For the second time, Brian and Melissa list their favorite shows watchable on the television. Have their lists changed since 2020?

Brian and Melissa cast their minds back to the far reaches of 2024 and share with you their favorite new-to-them films.

Brian and Melissa share their favorite reads and re-reads of 2024.

Brian and his brother Matt start a discussion on election and foreknowledge as presented in two epistles of Sts. Paul and Peter. This episode is available on YouTube, a first for the show.

Melissa shares some thoughts she has ruminated on since last summer.

The old year is dead, long live the new year! We briefly discuss 2024 and share plans for 2025.

If you could only read 10 books for the rest of your life, which would you choose? Brian and Melissa give the definitive answers.

Brian read 14 books. Matt read 14 books. Ben read 14 books. They rank those books.

Due to popular demand (both hosts) we consume another box of chocolates on air. Is this the worst podcast idea we've had? How is this a series? Why hasn't [company name withheld] sponsored this podcast? Ponder these questions and more and you listen to half an hour of chewing sounds. Happy Halloween!

For this fall season, Melissa presents ten Bible stories that could have been adapted for The Twilight Zone.

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!

Another year of books! Brian and Melissa share their top tens and bottom ones from 2022.

Melissa and Brian discuss their favorite first-time-viewing films of 2022. Brian is now pretentious and calls them films instead of movies. Melissa has an unbelievable list; number 2 will shock you!

Start the year with Brian and Melissa! They review 2022 and set some new goals for 2023!

Our friends Ben and Matt have a book club, with which Brian has been reading along. Together they rank the 12 books they've read over the past couple years.

Melissa's ten best tips for potty training your little tyke. Recorded on Maundy Thursday, but not posted until Easter because of a kidney stone attack! Pray Melissa passes it soon.

Only one-third of the way through 2022 before we talk movies we saw in 2021! That's okay, we talked about most of these in November after we did our scary movie list. You can probably skip this one, to be honest. Unless you want to hear Brian's theory on how No Country for Old Men is a hopeful movie.

Brian and special guest Colten Jernigan share their love of New Zealand comedy musical duo Flight of the Conchords by listening to their ten favorite songs.

We didn't read 100, but we did read some books in 2021. Here are our favorites and least favorites.

This year, Melissa and Brian are going to watch or rewatch 100 films, leading up to a top 10 films of all time list in 2023.

Start the year with Brian and Melissa. They review 2021 and set some new goals for 2022!

Brian and Melissa watched all the Muppet movies in 2021. What is the best Muppet movie, and more importantly, which is the worst?

What is a Christmas carol? Melissa finds out, and so will you when Brian attacks sacred cows and splits the hairs of Christmas.

Brian and Melissa and almost-regulars-at-this-point Matt Anderson and Ben De Bono rank the Halloween movies the Kosers watched in October.

Brian and Melissa and guest Clint discuss the movie Dune, from the perspective of a book reader and a non-book reader.

Melissa and Brian make a list live! I mean, you're listening to a recording, but we recorded it live. We didn't make the list ahead of time, is what I'm saying. No, it was on purpose, not a lack of planning. Jeez. It's scary movies we're going to watch in October.

We're moving! The audio quality is terrible, so if you want to skip this one: we're moving to Huntsville, Alabama at the end of June. For the fresh start, adventure, challenge, more moderate climate, more outdoor activities, etc. We're super busy now but will probably be podcasting again in August.

Brian introduces a new series: Stuff I Learned on Wikipedia. Which article related to books is the most interesting? Is the answer, "None of them"?

Melissa and Brian share their favorite Dr. Seuss books. How many of Seuss's Sinful Six made it onto their lists?!