Oh, Turn the TV on,

on, let's watch a good show, Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John see all the gospel goes in a getaway car.

There's lots of bad guys. Jesus Christ, Superstar, he's got the power to baptize.

When God closes a door, God leads you up the stairs,

leave your earthly cares on the second floor

Then God cracks a couple skulls God cracks a couple more

His plate is full on the second floor.

This is infants on thrones.

The philosophies of men mingled with humans. We are the core.

Hey there and welcome back to infants on Thrones. I'm your host Bob Caswell. And today I'm joined by fellow

podcaster extraordinaire Logan Bow. Now Logan and I have a podcast called Practically Culture where we like to review

movies, TV shows, and sometimes even video games. You know, especially the stuff that we might not

have watched or felt good about back when we were active Mormons.

So we've been podcasting for around five years or so and every once in a while we cover a

mormony kind of movie which can make for some extra fun since, you know, we have even more to say about that topic, obviously.

So this week, we're going to review the new documentary out called Church and State.

It's available on Amazon and it's pretty good. And it's all about the story behind the

legalization of gay marriage in Utah. Also, we've decided to launch something new with our

podcast. We're calling it the Practically Culture spoiler cast. We get into it in the discussion up front, but basically for these last five years, we've only talked about movies like everyone else seems to, which is to say that we try not to spoil them and we

keep the discussion to a few minutes but now we're gonna try to change that and

we've got kind of an extended cut and you know there are spoilers here but at the same time don't worry

we're talking about a documentary here so at least for this first one it's

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