Christ and Pop Culture

Ben and Rich discuss the cultural implications of Farmville, and give Chat Roulette a spin.

David Dunham is carefully choosing his words when writing status messages.

Will the iPad change how we think of computers? Will Obama change how we think about the government?

Who suffered most? Rich and Ben go head to head to find out.

No one claims that social networking can replace books, but is it worth our time at all?

Absence from books makes the heart grow fonder.

Will giving up reading affect my view on the world? Will social networking make an impact on the world?

What’s so great about the suburbs and privacy?

You can trust that this podcast goes on for more than 140 characters.

It’s now second nature to share our lives with the world… but should we?

How technology changed us, and what we can do about it.

Ben and Rich discuss a bunch of stuff. Something here is bound to pique your interest.

Twitter is all about community, so isn’t it the perfect fit for church worship service?

Rich and Ben address Susan Boyle’s sudden rise to stardom, the appeal (and lack of appeal) of Sliders, the cultural effects of the iPod and the nature of Facebook.

Richard Clark explains why the critics are wrong.

Alan Noble explains how iPods can be alienation devices.

Charles Jones finds a new way to challenge himself: watching an old science fiction television show.

Charles Jones shows how the church can learn from the success of small, affordable laptops.

Alan Noble investigates Rainn Wilson’s new spiritual outreach.

Charles Jones gets life advice from Gizmodo.