ID the Future, a podcast about evolution and intelligent design.

Welcome to ID the Future. I'm your host, Andrew McDermott.

Hey, I'm wondering, have you seen the new movie The Story of Everything?

It's a cinematic exploration of the cosmos that reveals

the hidden hand behind our universe. From the precise laws that govern the stars to the intricate

structures found in every living cell, the film traces evidence of intentional design throughout

nature. It's based on Dr. Stephen Meyer's 2021 book, Return of the God Hypothesis.

It's had a great run in theaters so far, and there are now new ways that you can enjoy the film

with friends, family, and groups. So I recently caught up with my friend and colleague,

Dr. Stephen Meyer, to ask him a few questions about how the story of everything has been doing, has been received, and the exciting new ways that people can enjoy the film.

Here's that exchange now.

Steve, it's great to have you here for a quick update on this amazing movie, the story of everything.

I'm not sure if our viewers have seen it yet.

It was in the theaters and now it's available for streaming. So I just wanted to ask you a few

questions about it. First, what was it like watching this movie finally on the big screen?

Well, it's kind of fun to go see not only my own mug on the screen. It's always a little

startling, but to see all my colleagues who contributed so beautifully to the story that was told in the story of everything.

Yeah, what an ensemble of scientists and scholars along with you for the journey, and the visuals.

I mean, what a stunning feast of visuals it was.

And I understand that you worked very carefully with the film

team to just really get each visual just right. And what did you think of the cutting-edge

animation? Well, that was one of the things that we heard a lot about was the stunning visuals,

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