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The Babylon Bee's Kyle Mann, Jarret LeMaster, Brandon Toy, and Dan Coats celebrate Christmas by talking about the objectively best and worst Christmas movies of all time, best and worst gifts, and answer a question from Ryan who is looking for Christian book recommendations. There's also time for a special holiday Sizzler Fact, Dan explaining how Charles Dickens might have saved Christmas, and a very special reading of the poem Noel by J.R.R. Tolkien.

The Babylon Bee Podcast is ringing in the new year. Kyle is joined by Jarret, Brandon, and Chandler to talk about the crazy year we just had, a countdown of the best Babylon Bee articles of the year, and the best Babylon Bee videos. They also talk about those that the audience just wasn't ready for yet. Then, The Babylon Bee goes through all of the prophecies that were fulfilled in 2022, so grab your popcorn.

The Babylon Bee sits down with Jonathan Moffitt and Justin Perdue from Theocast to talk about pietism and revivalism being the soil American Evangelicalism grew out of and how that might be messing with the assurance of the Gospel. They also hit topics like reading the Bible literally, the Law/Gospel distinction, and, just for fun, how to interpret the Book of Revelation. If that wasn't enough for you, they also discuss non-controversial topics like whether or not the nation of Israel is God's chosen people and why some Christians might object to watching The Chosen. Theocast's primary focus is to encourage weary pilgrims to rest in Christ. They have conversations about the Christian life from a reformed perspective through weekly podcasts, primers, books, articles, and educational material.

Kira Davis joins The Babylon Bee again to laugh at all their nerdy board games and find more top secret classified documents. Kyle also talks to Patricia Heaton and David Hunt about their new life-affirming movie, Unexpected, which begins streaming in February. This is the episode where The Babylon Bee begins to wonder: is something off about Kira? Apparently, there are top secret documents everywhere and America is sending its top-of-the-line main battle tanks to Ukraine. Also, M&M's apologized for its divisive spokescandies, but do not worry. They have a plan to unite America once again. Sizzler Facts is ushering in a quiet revolution around America (outside the Sizzler Dead Zone) and The Babylon Bee continues getting spicy hate mail. In the subscriber portion, the Bee asks Kira the Second Ten Questions and runs through their lists of their favorite tabletop games that are a "step up" from the family fare.

Aldo Buttazzoni from PragerU is in the studio with Kyle and Adam to talk about the groomers at the zoo and on YouTube. They talk about the news of the week like the arrival of the new Ice Princess figure skater and how Super Mario Kart is real now but not for fat people. Also, dinosaurs have feathers now and we think that kind of ruins them. Aldo Buttazzoni is the new man-on-the-street for Prager U and he went to the Los Angeles Zoo to ask people why they were attending a "family friendly" drag show. He also is wondering why YouTube's algorithm is feeding LGBT programming to young children. Sam and Adam talk to Paleontologist and Professor Matthew McLain from The Master's University about something we are always wondering about: why did Satan plant feathered dinosaur fossils in the sand to trick us? Travis' Game Korner strikes back, Weakly News from Adam Yenser is back, and Sizzler Facts goes to the movies. In the subscribers-only podcast, the guys answer questions from the Mailbag that get really theological and Aldo answers the Ten Questions.

This week is more timeless since the Babylon Bee is out in Texas for Babylon Bee Live. The Babylon Bee asks, "Can Christians Meme?" They also talk to Kristen Waggoner from Alliance Defending Freedom about the 303 Creative case before the Supreme Court.

Kirk Cameron is at The Babylon Bee again to talk about how his story hours at libraries are offering parents and children the opportunity to hear wholesome stories about the fruit of the Holy Spirit like love, joy, and peace, and how more than 50 woke libraries have told him that his book's message is not aligned with the library's values. That might explain all the drag queens everywhere.

Adam, Jarret, and Emma are back to talk about the news this week, while Travis and Chandler review the smash hit Super Mario Bros. movie. Kyle and Emma also talked to Jinger Duggar Vuolo about how she is disentangling her faith from fear rather than deconstructing.

Michael Malice is back at The Babylon Bee to talk about his new book The White Pill and why you should never let yourself give in to despair. Evil wants to stamp out the family, religion, and the individual, but can it? The discussion is relentless and harrowing in showing how evil evil can be, but it also shows how we can take the white pill knowing that evil is not invincible. Sam basically read every book Michael's ever written to prepare for this interview. Michael talks about whether McCarthyism was as bad as we were taught in public school, how the New York Times covered up mass murder, and how the Bolsheviks were trying to create a New Man. Michael also passionately discusses the fall of the Soviet Union being conservatism's great victory and how the communists need to read more G.K. Chesterton.

Kyle, Adam, Brandon and Travis (aka Trevor) sit down to discuss their recent adventure to San Francisco, the latest news, and times people thought the Bee was real. The reason for our trip to San Francisco will be revealed next week... wink wink. DeSantis recently announced his 2024 Presidential Campaign and we discuss some of the alleged nicknames Trump has considered for DeSantis. Brandon said he "love[s] the double boycott" that Target is enduring, as both the Left and Right are mad at Target. Travis doesn't get the Target craze.

The Babylon Bee sat down with Elon Musk for a wide-ranging interview discussing free speech, his purchase of Twitter to free The Bee, and - most importantly - what video games he's playing right now.

It's Father's Day and the Babylon Bee guys, Kyle, Adam, Jarret, and Travis, talk about dad stuff: stories, memories, gift ideas, and more. It's also the perfect time to talk about a favorite movie trilogy of dads everywhere: Indiana Jones. Technically, there were five movies, but let's that's not important right now.

Adam and Travis are joined this week by comic Bryan Torresdey to talk about comedy and his new web series MIGRANTS. The term 'cisgender' is a slur now on Twitter, Hunter Biden avoided seeing any jail time this week, and OceanGate lost their submersible tourist vessel at the Titanic, losing 5 people. Bryan Torresdey talks about his comedy influences and favorite stand-up comedians and then the Bee reads the week's glorious hate mail about its brand new patriotic shirt for some reason.

The Babylon Bee Podcast is back to talk about Hunter Biden threatening Chinese business associates with the fact that he is sitting there with his father. NYC also wants to ban coal-fired pizza. Dumb. Does the coup in Russia last week explain how Putin is losing a war in Iraq? Maybe. The Babylon Bee also talks to Harrison about his legal battle to save his son.