Hey y'all, what's up? How we doing? Happy Monday. We wanted to drop in here super quick and give you

access to an episode we did over at the Bible binge about noted, vaunted mutual green light and

midnight mass on Netflix. I know some of you are dual threat subscribers of both feeds. If that's

you, you are now permitted to disavow from this episode immediately. But if you're not, or if you're

not a subscriber and you're kind of like the Bible, oh, yeah, gross. Like, first of all, get that

understanding we're saying, understand where you're coming from. But we wanted to extend this little

preview as an olive branch in the form of a TV deep dive as we alluded to in our green light.

Midnight mass is this super compelling attempt to fuse horror and faith on TV. So Jamie and Aaron

and myself, you know, we just kind of felt obligated to talk more about it, both in terms of just

like a piece of content, you know, like in the medium of television, but also how it attempts to

and successfully navigate the tricky terrain of pop culture and faith, something that is a core value

of our company here at the PMG. So all that said, if you listen to us a few weeks back and watch

the show, give this preview a listen. And if you like what you hear, head on over to the Bible

bench wherever you listen to podcasts and you can listen to this episode in its entirety.

If you didn't listen to us and you didn't watch the show, I mean, honestly, you can still listen.

Like, that's fine. I'm not your dad. Like, you do what you want. You know, this is America again.

But it's just probably going to feel weird because you're not going to have an end in what we're talking

about. So I would urge you to do it in that order, watch the show and then listen to this. But again,

this is America. So do what you want. Do your research, income, your conclusion. So without further

ado, here is our favorite forsaken colon, Ben and I mass on Netflix. Hello and welcome to favorite

of forsaken. I'm your host and resident Bible scholar Aaron Mink. Because the Bible bench episodes

are mostly looking backwards, favorite of forsaken is an episode devoting to looking to the present

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