Andrew Petiprin, a former Anglican priest and author known for "Popcorn with the Pope," dives into the intersection of faith and film. He passionately debates the merits of 'It's a Wonderful Life,' emphasizing its communal themes. The conversation takes a intriguing turn as they explore films like 'Heretic' and 'Perfect Day,' discussing authenticity in belief. Petiprin also critiques Hollywood’s superhero saturation while appreciating directors like Kurosawa. Plus, a humorous discussion on donuts post-Mass leads to deeper reflections on morality in movies.

Andrew Petiprin, a former Anglican priest and author of "Popcorn with the Pope," joins the conversation to explore the intersection of faith and film. They dive into the most anticipated movies of 2024, including a critical look at 'Wicked' and its moral complexities. A fascinating discussion follows on Netflix's portrayal of Mary, where the film's respectful approach is acknowledged, yet its script improvements are suggested. Finally, they tackle the enduring legacy of 'It’s a Wonderful Life,' even pondering its perceived communist undertones.

Andrew Petiprin and Robert Mixa discuss their travels in Europe, highlighting the unique Catholic culture still present. They explore American perspectives on European Catholicism, cultural contrasts between Europe and America, challenges of maintaining Catholic identity, and the visibility of the Catholic Church.

The guest, Andrew Petiprin, and Zac discuss secularization in technology, its implications on society, and the concept of technology as a dominant religion. They also explore bizarre news stories, societal structures in catastrophic events, and recommend 'Popcorn with the Pope' and a Navalny documentary.

Andrew Petiprin, Christian perspective on money and consumerist culture. Topics include the relationship between consumerism and Christianity, the influence of consumerism on young people, the power of advertising, and the impact of a committed Christian life on a community.