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We celebrate the 4th of July with good friends, good fireworks, and a potato cannon; we tell you why you should not go see Wanted and should go see Wall-e; finally, we revel in the passion of St. Paul (the man, not the city).

We’re still floating from last week’s CNMC; we review Happening, Lego Indiana Jones, and Bella; and we talk about why we do what we do.
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The week has involved lots of play dates, a rusty saw, and grizzly portrayals of trench warfare. Colby stops by to tell us about the Ridgeline and we talk about God the Father.

Red dye leads to Sam with red eyes, Ben puffs up for apparently no reason, Mac sees First Blood for the first time while we recommend The Prestige for a second viewing (priest not included). Also, Kat goes the long way around to relate breastfeeding to the sacramentality of marriage

Not much of a show this week - here’s as much as we could squeeze out after 90 minutes of interruptions. Full show next week!
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School is out for Summer! To celebrate, we take in Iron Man and Indy 4, we read from your email, and the Rod Father fills us in on Corpus Christi.

This week: School is winding down for Mac, its over for Ben, we explain pimento and cheese, and we review the new movie Prince Caspian… twice!

This Week - We Skype Mac’s mom to wish her a Happy Mother’s Day, we wonder about Lost, read from your emails, and talk about our Pentecostal Protestant roots.

We’re back from Chattanooga, Mac is almost a Master of Education and he’s 32, Kat reviews Lars and the real girl, we talk about the Spiderwick Chronicles, and we’ve solved one of mankind’s most mysterious…mysteries.

Mac and Kat don’t really see each other this week, we’re looking for a meet-up in Chattanooga this weekend, we watch Henry V (cheers) and Walk Hard (jeers), we read from your emails and talk about why we intend to home school.