The Twilight Zone Zone

I've been listening for awhile now but what convinced me to leave a review was the recent "Howling Man " episode. I loved it and it showed me I can't always judge a episode by it's title. I enjoyed hearing you speak about the topics and wanted to share something with you. Both of you I believe had mentioned that you weren't religious and didn't believe in God, I know I can't convince you otherwise in a review but I would like you to consider this idea please ......if your even reading this. Alright so picture this , when you were born , you had no knowledge of anything. Everything you learned was taught or experienced . Before you were taught anything you had no limits of your imagination and most likely believed that anything could happen. Then over time you started to develop your own world view based on what you learned and viewed yourself. Who's to say that just because you can't see something it doesn't exist, or can't prove something that it can't be proven. All I'm saying is that if it can't be proven wrong then why dismiss it. This is eternity guys , it's worth looking into , and believing in God does make a difference in your life, help you with struggles and maintain true righteousness not just conform to the morality of the present culture(which constantly changes). Everyone's soul is in jeopardy and we need Christ our savior because he gave us salvation when he died for all of our sins and rise again. Again I ask you should you really dismiss something if it can't be proven wrong or at all. All I'm asking is to keep an open mind. Also the devil uses our own desires to tempt us. If it's not a desire of ours then we won't be tempted by it. Lastly if you want to look at a true version of what a Christian looks like then look at Christ, and ask yourself why wouldn't you want to be like him ? Take care guys and keep up the good work.

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Check out the Twilight Pawn podcast! They did all episodes and not with months or years between episodes

I just listened to the episode on Occurrance at Owl Creek Bridge. If you are listening for intelligent Twilight Zone discussion, don't. It's not that this podcast is bad, but I would advise against having high expectations as you listen. It took these guys a full 25 minutes to mention the short story by Ambrose Bierce. Did they realize this short film was based on the story? It sure didn't sound like it. It sounded like our hosts were simply reading Wikipedia to us, verbatim. Jeremy Schmidt and Ron Lechler crack each other up far more than they cracked me up, although I did love the discussion about bumper stickers on Model Ts. Listeners to this podcast will probably know more about the TZ episodes than the hosts will, which is why I say that you need to temper your expectations. If you simply want to be entertained, then go ahead and listen. If, however, you're looking for even marginal insight into the Twilight Zone, you could save yourself some time and simply go check out Wikipedia yourself.