PLEASE NOTE: The mp3 file links for this post are outdated. To listen to this episode please visit  The SBU Podcast Archives.  Sorry for the inconvenience. A review of the gamer movie "Unicorn City" and some reactions to how God and religion are portrayed in "Dragon Age: Inquisition".

PLEASE NOTE: The mp3 file links for this post are outdated. To listen to this episode please visit  The SBU Podcast Archives.  Sorry for the inconvenience. A "First Five" review of Dragon Age: Inquisition and a look at letting Jesus out of the box as we continue our study of the book of Hebrews.

Confession: I have never been a Whovian, that is a fan of Dr. Who. I stumbled across the character and the series on my local PBS affiliate when I was a young teenager and immediately dismissed everything about it as being irredeemably cheesy: the stories, the props, the sets, even (and I know I will lose some points for this) the Doctor himself (as played by Tom Baker).  As a youngster who was exposed to the glorious effects of Star Wars, I thought that the American science fiction TV series like Buck Rogers, the original Battlestar Galactica and others were more compelling to me. Even a series as dated as the original Star Trek was, it had better sets and effects than Dr. Who. As I grew older, Dr. Who faded even further into the background. I didn't know (or care) who played the Doctor after Peter Davison (Tom Baker's successor - the only reason I knew even that was due to an article in STARLOG Magazine that I read). I didn't keep up with much in traditional geekdom for

PLEASE NOTE: The mp3 file links for this post are outdated. To listen to this episode please visit  The SBU Podcast Archives.  Sorry for the inconvenience. A review of Snowpiercer and a look at the significance of a relationship with God!

We're looking for "CGC Scanners"! People who stay in touch with the latest geek news and write a brief synopsis of it for Christian Geek Central once a month. We're open to all kinds of geek categories being covered, such as Video Games, Movies, Board Games, PnP RPGs, TV shows, Comic Books, and Novels, to name just a few. It's a really easy role you can fill, since we will provide you with some newsletters to subscribe to so you don't even have to do your own searching month to month. The info will automatically come to you and all you have to do is pick out some highlights and type up a post with links. And if writing isn't your strength, that's fine! Your post can be as simple as a list with links, no fancy prose required. As a CGC Scanner you're also welcome, with each post, to plug something you're doing or that you want to draw attention to! So take a second and think about the geeky stuff you're into that you would enjoy keepin

PLEASE NOTE: The mp3 file links for this post are outdated. To listen to this episode please visit  The SBU Podcast Archives.  Sorry for the inconvenience. A review of Interstellar and discussion of its pervasive philosophical themes!