Very thankful for years and years of PZ.

I can’t think of anyone who’s been more influential in my theological/life outlook than PZ over the last few years. He’s so funny, so insightful, so interesting, and he’s been so kind, gracious, and encouraging to me. He’s wonderful, and so is his podcast.

I have never listened to someone so out of touch with the concept of the power of the grace of God than this man. Don’t waste your time. Antiquated religious ideas quite literally spat into a microphone.

If you want to hear lip smacking and other disgusting mouth sounds by someone who has a history of gross homophobia and Trump support, this podcast is for you.

Thank you for a very encouraging podcast from someone who has had at least one speed bump per decade!

Thankful for this podcast! You’ll never be bored!

PZ is very enjoyable and slightly wacky in a very good way. Edgy, even. The thing I’ve come to realize is that the best way to listen to PZs podcasts are to hear them twice. This way, you better comprehend the context of the first song, which is often quirky and sometimes even slightly cringey (delightfully so). He’s a master of engagement, thought, and entertainment. Thank you for this wonderful addition to the Internet. Please keep them coming.

How does this guy exist? He’s a theologian, a Journey aficionado, a grace rager, pop-culture engager and just a downright honest fellow. Not many theologians and former-ministers take themselves as lightly as Paul Zahl and it has done much to nourish my faith. Thanks, Paul.

A mix of the Twilight Zone, Jesus, Roger Ebert, Comic-Con, a museum tour, a vinyl record store, a matinee theater and an archeological dig.

Great podcast which is both profound and zany all at once

Love them all. WOW PZ U just get better along with me (hopefully)

Look forward to the arrival of each new episode and when PZ takes a break I return to old episodes for a fresh listen.

(You) were lost, but now (you're) found; and I have just found PZ's podcast. As in the olden days you had me from the "opening bars". I miss your stream of consciousness, free (but maybe not so free?) associations and nerdforms. Now I know where to come for my fix. Wonderful stuff!