What are the most memorable episodes of the Sectarian Review Podcast?

A discussion with C. Derick Varn about the infamous Mark Fisher essay "Exiting the Vampire Castle," which Varn helped commission. Identity politics versus class politics

Danny Anderson interviews John Warner about his two recent books, Why They Can't Write and The Writer's Practice.

A look back at the wildly prophetic office life comedy: Mike Judge's classic film Office Space.

Find out all about how Dungeons and Dragons feeds the life of the mind and the human soul.

Merry Christmas! And enjoy this funny and insightful critique of some truly Bad Christmas Songs. A super-sized panel (Jay Eldred, Jordan Poss, Carter Stepper, Megan Von Bergen, and Todd Pedlar) join Danny to discuss the following songs (and a few more):

“Wonderful Christmas Time”
“Last Christmas”
“Mary, Did You Know?”
“Christmas Shoes”
“Away in a Manger”
“Do They Know It’s Christmas?”

Learn about the reasons why since Donald Trump's election, many black Christians no longer feel at home in white churches.

An application of Mark Fisher's seminal work, Capitalist Realism, to Weezer's "Teal" album of covers.

An exploration of "Religious Enthusiasm" and its role in the the PTL Club as well as contemporary Christianity

Ed Simon join's the show to talk about his Berfrois article "A Gospel for the Left"

A look into the controversy and theology behind Donald Trump signing Bibles in Alabama

A wide-ranging interview with Egyptian-American poet Yahia Lababidi about his recent collection of aphorisms, Where Epics Fail. Meditations on silence, art, morality, and spirit.