Jason Matyas

The WVM team must deal with planet-sized egos, giant space octopuses (octopi?), and yet another threat to the galaxy in order to bring you this exciting episode. Drax insults a hyper-sensitive girl. Nebula gets her nose out of joint, literally, over her childhood issues. And baby Groot proves more entertaining to watch than any actual person.

From our mobile meth lab in the New Mexico desert, WVM dodges danger from drug lords, Mexican cartel hitmen, the DEA, and the Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce to bring you a worldview-centered look at one of widely-acknowledged best shows to ever appear on television.

WVM takes an imaginary trip to a crowded Hawaiian ballroom filled with adoring listeners to air our Guilty Pleasures Special, in which we come clean and confess our love for some objectively bad movies and tv shows.

Hampered by the mental effects of old-age and by chronic Adamantium poisoning, the WVM team nonetheless struggles forward, for the sake of the children, to uncover some tasty worldview nuggets in what probably, surely, almost certainly ought to be, the last installment of the Hugh Jackman Wolverine franchise.

The WVM team discusses our favorite games, including one that almost destroyed our marriage. What sorts of benefits can a family derive from playing games? Gordan goes “Full Nerd” with regard to role-playing games, as we encourage fellow believers to see the field of game creation as yet another area in which Christians ought to be occupying and excelling for the sake of the Kingdom.

The WVM team does a door-to-door search in Storybrook, Maine, to expose the underlying meanings and morals being preached in the ABC Television Network series, “Once Upon a Time.”

Technical note: The first segment sounds like we’re popping popcorn during the recording at times. Yeah. Let’s go with that. Thankfully, as mysteriously as the noise appeared, it went away after the break.

The WVM team enters a kingdom languishing under a curse, awaiting the transformation and return of its master, through self-sacrificial love, so that the inanimate servants may be brought to new life, and see the entire realm transformed from cold, gray stone, to gold. Hmm…

Fresh off a long vacation in the mountains of Asia, in which we had a bit of airplane trouble and met some nice men from another dimension, the WVM team is back in town. Shoeless, yes. Homeless, yes. But still with a fully charged I-Pod, and a mission to fight The Hand, by faithfully exposing the worldview that lies behind Marvel’s newest Netflix series, “Iron Fist.”

With help from a homicidal robot from the future who has been re-programmed so as to be mostly nice, the WVM team takes the Wayback Machine to three decades ago and goes on a hunt for the worldview that is preached to the masses through the Terminator franchise. Who owns the future? Who controls history? Sarah Connor? Cyberdine Systems? James Cameron? The Arnold? We cannot be stopped in our quest for answers–you can only hope to slow us down.