Oh, yeah. What is up theology nerds? This is Tripp, and you're listening to Homebrewed Christianity.

We're since the year of 2008, we've been bringing you interviews with scholars from the ivory tower.

That's right in putting them right into your earbuds.

We don't want to thank for you.

We want to thank with you.

And today on the podcast are two friends of the pod, regular frequent guests,

double doctors, James McGrath, and Donna Bowman, and we are talking about

the brand new, the brand new Matrix film, Matrix Resurrections.

It was a ton of fun to have this conversation.

We did it initially live on the interwebs. It was

streaming on the Homebrewd YouTube channel, on our Facebook page, on Twitter, and we even

emailed everyone that invite them to join up. So we were interacting with all of those live listeners, but we really spent

some time going over this brand new Matrix film, the fourth in the series, and we nerd out,

with our geeks out in intense, intense ways. I hope you enjoy it. And whether or not, I don't,

I guess I don't need to say this, but spoiler warning,

if you haven't watched the movie and you're listening to a podcast of three religion scholars

talking about the movie, then maybe you're not going to watch the movie. Or you want to have

the super nerdyness blow your mind right before you. I don't know, but spoiler warnings.

Okay. Okay. There we go. Now, before we jump in, I want to remind you that this Thursday, January 6th, we have another live stream.

That's right. Adam Clark and Jeffrey Pugh are coming back on a year later. We had a previous theological reflection where we wrestled with January 6th and everything that

was exposed in that day in America.

And we're getting back together a year later, not just because it was the most popular podcast of the year, but because things have continued

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