The Existential Echo Chamber

Join me as I go down the rabbit hole on why I am still fascinated by “the matrix” of my former faith, despite having taken the red pill and unplugged from the machines years ago. Consider supporting the podcast by clicking the link below!

Welcome back to The Echo Chamber! I am thrilled to finally be able to produce Season 2, Episode 1. Join me as I open a discussion on my thoughts about the existence of God and what kind of God might exist.

This brief teaser introduces Season 2, premiering in mid-June 2021.

As 2020 comes to a close, I offer some historical context behind the birth of Jesus, and give my own impressions of what the message of Christmas means for us today.

In this Season 1 Bonus Episode I offer a brief commentary on the 2020 Election and what I imagine the results could be.

In this brief episode, I offer some of my reflections on this challenging year we are all muddling through, and provide some updates on my blog and future episodes of the podcast.

Logan (resident expert on Superman and all things DC) returns for a continuation of our discussion on the future of the DCEU at HBO Max and The Snyder Cut.

A mini review of “Jurassic Park” for Day 2 of the 30-Day Film Challenge.

In this episode, I’m joined by my good friend Logan and we chat about Superman, and how the character has been portrayed on film in the last decade. Logan defends controversial elements of the DCEU, including the end of Man of Steel and the infamous “Martha” sequence from BvS: Dawn of Justice.

In this brief rant, I discuss the intriguing news headline that NASA has allegedly discovered a parallel universe where time runs backward as both a geeky, comic book fan, and as a seasoned skeptic.

In this episode I absolutely lose my mind as I report on the #breaking news that the “Snyder Cut” of Justice League is officially slated for release on HBO Max in 2021.

In this episode, I read a post from my blog entitled “The Missing years of Jesus” that gives my opinion on some of the claims religious groups of diverse backgrounds have made about how Jesus allegedly spent his teenage and early adult years prior to the start of his ministry.

In this episode I read a post from my blog entitled “I’m not mad at Zeus, I just don’t think he exists”. The post is a plea for evangelicals to stop making assumptions about those who don’t believe the same things they do.

In this episode, I critique the apologetics (and filmmaking) of the 2017 film adaption of Lee Strobel’s infamous apologetics book “The Case for Christ”

In this somewhat emotional, introspective episode, I read a post from my blog entitled “Losing my faith” that chronicles the emotional journey I embarked on upon leaving the church.

In this episode, I read a post from my blog entitled: “Resurrecting Jesus: The birth of Christianity” that details my personal take on the origins of belief in the resurrection and what it means for us today, regardless of our relationship to any one specific faith or lack thereof

In this episode, I read my blog post entitled “Good Friday: Forging Meaning from Malevolence” which explains why this day still matters to me, and why I hope it inspires all of us, regardless of our theological persuasion, to continue to work hard to make the world a better place.

In this episode, I read my blog post entitled: “The Return of the King (of Israel)” that further sketches out my understanding of the apocalyptic actions of the Historical Jesus.

In this episode, I read a post from my blog introducing my views on the “Historical Jesus” entitled “Jesus Christ: Apocalyptic Superstar”

In this episode, I conclude my blog discussion on “The Story of God”

In this episode, I read the first part of my two-part blog discussion on the origin of belief in gods. Part one is entitled: “The Story of God”

In this episode, I read a post from my blog entitled “How far is Heaven?”

Continuing my series of reading posts from my blog, in this episode, I read a post about how I first began to change my mind about my apocalyptic beliefs. The post is called “Through the Looking-Glass”

In this episode, I read a post from my blog about my former apocalyptic beliefs entitled “Apocalypse: Endgame”

In this podcast, I read the 2nd post from my blog, entitled “If God wrote a book, I should probably read it”

This is a reading of my first blog post entitled “Welcome to the Echo Chamber” from March 16, 2020

In this episode, I give a brief overview of what the podcast is all about, and invite everyone interested in talking about life, liberty, movies, tv, religion, and philosophy to join me on my quest for knowledge, understanding, and truth , because I believe that only together, will we be able to break free from the echo chambers we all find ourselves trapped in so often in life.