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That's Dave White.

We're film critics.

We're married and...

And you're sneezing?

No, I had like a cough that I was suppressing.

All right.

Thanks very much.

And yeah, so this is a kind of a special adjunct to this week's episode.

A mini episode.

A mini so. A mini episode. Yes, we'll be coming in later to talk about, you know, cocaine bear, which we know is the movie everybody wants to talk about this weekend. But we were very excited to have the chance to talk about Jesus Revolution, which turned out to be a bigger hit than anybody expected this weekend. And as always, when we dig into these movies about contemporary Christianity, Dave is far

more well versed than I am on this subject.

So we bring in some ringers, and this week we've got some great ones.

Joining us from the Veterans of Culture War podcast, please welcome Zach Malm and Dave Lester. Gentlemen, hello.

Thank you. Glad to be here. Blessings to you. Thanks for being here. For people who've never

listened to your show, you want to give us a quick rundown of what y'all do and why you do it and

why you're here this week. Yeah. So Veterans of Culture Wars, we have conversations about evangelical Christianity,

and Zach and I are both on, you know, more than the left side of the spectrum.

I am still, I still classify myself as the evangelical.

Zach can speak for himself, but he is an ex-vangelical and has moved on

from the faith. And rather than have a debate show or do something of that nature, we just wanted to

have conversations in this time, have different people on, tell them their stories, whether good,

...