
The SkyePod
Get a peek inside Skye's mind. Full episodes can be found at holypost.com/skyepod
Latest episodes

Jul 18, 2025 • 28min
The SkyePod - Drew's News
Drew Dick, a frequent contributor, dives into the intriguing intersection of technology and faith. He and Skye express skepticism about claims that tech could grant immortality, discussing everything from AI’s quirks to the popularity of Lexapro worship songs. They tackle modern addiction trends among Gen Z, urging a thoughtful look at health habits through a spiritual lens. Personal anecdotes about mental health subtly weave in how faith and medication can coexist, creating a nuanced dialogue on contemporary Christianity.

Jul 11, 2025 • 30min
The SkyePod: Superman Nerdfest
The long-awaited Superman movie is out—Skye, David French, and Esau McCaulley went to an early screening and are here to share their opinions. How does this version of Superman reflect our changing relationship with power and authority? 0:03 - Theme Song 4:30 - James Gunn 14:44 - Good, but not Subtle 22:55 - Past the Origin 31:50 - Gen Z’s Superman 40:50 - Populism and Superman 51:30 - Superman the Immigrant 57:47 - End Credits Get the full episode by signing up for Holy Post Plus: https://www.patreon.com/posts/skyepod-superman-133842394

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Jul 4, 2025 • 23min
The SkyePod - The World Born in You
Delve into a transformative exploration of identity and empathy through personal stories tied to family and ethnicity. Discover the paradox of faith amid rising secularism and how it shapes community and purpose. Reflect on the biblical story of Naaman, emphasizing wisdom as a vital virtue in today's world. Unpack the connection between our internal identities and external influences, and learn how shared experiences can deepen empathy in our interactions. It's a journey of self-discovery and embracing authenticity.

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Jun 27, 2025 • 1h 2min
French Friday: Spiritual Warfare & Political Violence
David French, a senior editor at The Dispatch and a columnist for Time, tackles the chilling rise of radicalization within American Christianity. He and Skye Jethani delve into the implications of spiritual warfare language in evangelical circles, especially after a political assassination linked to a Pentecostal movement. They also discuss a significant Supreme Court case that could reshape online pornography access and the delicate balance between protecting minors and upholding adult privacy rights. A thought-provoking examination of faith's intersection with modern politics!

Jun 20, 2025 • 30min
The SkyePod - Paul Putz
Paul Putz, Director of the Faith and Sports Institute at Baylor University, explores the deep-rooted connection between Christianity and sports in America. He traces historical ties from the early 1900s, discussing how muscular Christianity linked morality and masculinity. Putz also examines football's rise in Southern identity and its role as a symbol during the 1920s. Additionally, he highlights the influence of the Cold War on evangelical efforts, showing how sports became a platform for promoting Christian values among youth.

Jun 13, 2025 • 25min
The SkyePod - Drew's News
Drew Dick, a monthly guest and friend of Skye Jitani, dives into the murky waters of success and spiritual maturity. Together, they dissect serious issues like allegations against Michael Tate in the Christian music scene, highlighting the toxic blend of fame and faith. The discussion also touches on the rise of online churches, critiquing how digital metrics may distort true community. With thought-provoking insights, they question whether modern engagement can foster authentic connections, illuminating the need for depth over surface-level success.

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Jun 6, 2025 • 27min
The SkyePod - Airmail
Skye and Mike tackle intriguing questions, pondering whether AI could be viewed as a form of necromancy. They delve into the complexities of faith, critiquing the emotional bent in contemporary evangelical literature. The duo highlights the importance of written communication in preserving human knowledge, discussing its evolution from libraries to digital platforms. As they explore these themes, they also offer insights into navigating modern Christian ethics and the delicate balance of faith in contemporary society.

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May 30, 2025 • 1h 6min
French Friday: Open Corruption & Religious Public Schools
In this engaging discussion, David French, an attorney and senior editor at The Dispatch, dives into the murky waters of Trump's ethical missteps since taking office, highlighting alarming corruption tied to foreign gifts. He explores how evangelical supporters seem unbothered by these issues, shaped by celebrity pastors and the Prosperity Gospel. The conversation then shifts to a critical Supreme Court case about funding for religious charter schools, weighing the implications of taxpayer dollars on education and the potential risks of privatizing public schooling.

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May 23, 2025 • 25min
The SkyePod - SkyeDive: The World Born in You
Discover the innovative approach behind a new book focused on navigating today's world with empathy. Explore how Christianity is adapting to societal changes and why moral authority is vital. Dive into the complexities of faith and leadership, weighing pragmatic decisions against biblical principles. Lastly, witness the intense reaction to a local messianic claim, reflecting the unpredictable nature of public opinion and celebrity culture.

May 16, 2025 • 29min
The SkyePod - Drew's News
Drew Dick, a regular contributor known for showcasing overlooked stories, joins to discuss fascinating current events. They dive into provocative questions like whether breakfast serves as a recession indicator. Drew also tackles the shocking dismissal of a pastor for using secret social media accounts, sparking a discussion on accountability in church leadership. Plus, they ponder the implications of AI in education and its potential to breed academic dishonesty. It's a whirlwind of insights and commentary that you won't want to miss!