King George and the Ducky with Ellen Davis

The VeggieTakes Finale: Larry Boy and the Rumor Weed

On this final episode, Kendall and Kate reflect on VeggieTale's favorite superhero: LarryBoy. They also reflect on this project as a whole, and the unexpected gifts its provided this summer.

Rack, Shack, and Benny with Phil Vischer

This week, Kendall and Kate sit down with the one and only Phil Vischer—creator of the Veggie Tales universe. They open with the question on everyone's mind: why...vegetables? The answer might surprise you, and explains why we chose this particular interview to accompany the breakdown of Rack, Shack, and Benny. Phil shares insights into the technological nightmare that was the first few episodes, the shifts that paved the way towards success, and the things Phil would do over again if he could. Dr. Adam Perez breaks down the Dance of the Cucumber. Want to watch along? Visit your local library or google the show title for multiple replay options. Learn more about the Edible Theology Project at www.edibletheology.com [//www.edibletheology.com]. Looking for a fun way to study the Bible this summer—whether on your own or with your kids? Check out Bake with the Bible, a six-week Bible study on bread in the Gospels. Don't miss Edible Theology's other podcast, Kitchen Meditations.

King George and the Ducky with Ellen Davis

This week, Kendall and Kate talk with Dr. Ellen Davis, a professor of Old Testament/Hebrew Bible and Practical Theology at Duke Divinity School. Dr. Davis uses this opportunity to share with us the profound importance of allowing children to wrestle with the hard stories of Scripture in slow, thoughtful, contemplative ways. When we try to protect children from stories of brokenness, she shares, a reality they *know* exists in the world, we cut them off from the story of redemption too. We actually obscure the very gift that our faith offers them. Adam breaks down the song Endangered Love, more commonly known as Barbara Manattee. Want to watch along? Visit your local library or google the show title for multiple replay options. Learn more about the Edible Theology Project at www.edibletheology.com. Looking for a fun way to study the Bible this summer—whether on your own or with your kids? Check out Bake with the Bible, a six-week Bible study on bread in the Gospels. Don't miss Edible Theology's other podcast, Kitchen Meditations.

Esther, the Girl Who Became Queen with Laura Lieber

This week, Kendall and Kate talk with Dr. Laura Lieber, a rabbi and professor of Jewish studies at Duke University. They discuss the story of Esther, what Dr. Lieber calls one of the most ironic, funny books in the Bible...and strangely the least funny VeggieTales episode. It's a story of turning things upside down to see what it reveals. Want to watch along? Visit your local library or google the show title for multiple replay options. Learn more about the Edible Theology Project at www.edibletheology.com. Looking for a fun way to study the Bible this summer—whether on your own or with your kids? Check out Bake with the Bible, a six-week Bible study on bread in the Gospels. Don't miss Edible Theology's other podcast, Kitchen Meditations.

Josh and the Big Wall with Alberto La Rosa Rojas

This week, Kendall and Kate talk with Dr. Alberto La Rosa Rojas, a scholar of theological ethics with a focus on migration and home. They discuss the episode Josh and the Big Wall and how we might contend with Biblical passages that defend the displacement of people. Alberto flips Kendall and Kate's understanding of this story, asking them to view God's role in the story through the eyes of migrants today. Adam breaks down the Song of the Cebu. Want to watch along? Visit your local library or google the show title for multiple replay options. Learn more about the Edible Theology Project at www.edibletheology.com. Looking for a fun way to study the Bible this summer—whether on your own or with your kids? Check out Bake with the Bible, a six-week Bible study on bread in the Gospels. Don't miss Edible Theology's other podcast, Kitchen Meditations.