The discussions had are usually pretty interesting. But, one would find it quite strange to hear such foul language on a regular basis (albeit censored at least), allusions to the theory of evolution, as if it is accurate, and questioning the validity of the Genesis account, on a self-described faith-based show. Even some secular gaming related podcasts don’t use such wicked speech! Why is cursing allowed in the first place? And no, evolution can not take the place of the stories of Genesis. There was a literal 6 day creation, and the flood did indeed occur. There is no debate. Evolution is not God

Love the work put together by these goofballs. Helpful and important thoughts on gaming and faith.

Do you like talking about Christ and D&D? How about theology and storytelling? Maybe you’re here for the 45min long arguments about the merits of homemade Chex mix and how red velvet cake is an utter abomination? Well then this podcast is for you, for it has all of that shenaniganery and more! I can’t fully express the depth of enjoyment and sheer multitude of laugher I’ve experienced via the endless hours in the backlog (nearly there after the better part of a year… like 20ish episodes left!) Please continue making such fun to infinity and beyond! -Jill

These guys are great at bringing table top games and God back into perspective. Like many of my age I grew up with a stigma against D&D now I have a better understanding and how God can play a role in my gaming.

These folks are wonderful, their discussion, along with their Actual Play Glass Dagger, are not to be missed. I just wish someone had not been busy so often lately, as it is much more fun with all 3 in attendance. Now...Give it to us...The Precious...

These people are wonderful. They are a joy to listen to, with varied and well articulated perspectives. I’ve been listening through most of their show and called in more than a few times, but haven’t reviewed yet because of the threat of Sméagol voice. I don’t think it’ll make good podcasting, regardless of how well you can do it Kyle. I love LOTR, very very much, and Sméagol voices are fun, but not for a podcast. Please reconsider.

These folks are great. Like seriously. Stop reading my review and listen to them. Unless you like bagged Chex Mix. Or even then. In all seriousness, they get really deep in some of the episodes and the discussion gets really honest. Really cool.

You made it to 20 without me. But I still want this. And you guys are awesome. So yeah. Its awesome. Listen to it. Especially if you like Chex Mix.

By far my favorite podcast. It hits on everything I'm interested in with fun commentary and theology behind things. Please never stop making this podcast 😁

I enjoy this podcast. Mostly I listen to it because of the theology (also Ashley because she’s a great human), but I learn so many gaming things. I appreciate in one of the first few episodes they mentioned they never liked shaming nerds/geeks for being less knowledgeable than others. We all are nerds. It’s like. A religion or something. Or just a community I guess. I don’t know how to really write a review of this podcast because I think you just have to hear it. They have a comfortable mix of casual and “deep” conversations that make you think and keep you company. You should listen to a few episodes.

.....squirrels like to fight. Apparently they are all involved in a gang war at this moment. Some casualties occur while crossing the street. So far, no known deaths have occurred while fighting each other.

I'm so glad I found this podcast. As a Christian and a geek, it can be hard sometimes to find people who are passionate about both. Not only are the hosts deeply knowledgable about their faith and fandoms, they're smart, fun and engaging people you want to listen to. Now I listen to every episode as soon as it comes out. Keep up the good work!

I'm only 5 episodes into the podcast, but so far it's been excellent. I've been looking lately for Christian podcasts, mostly so that I don't have to listen to the social messaging that inundates most aspects of culture. It's nice to hear somebody talk about a subject and keep themselves more to the subject. I'm happy there are other gamers who are Christians. Quite a bonus that these guys are entertaining and knowlegable to boot. BTW- Now you can say hordes of people gave you a 5 star rating on itunes!

I've really enjoyed listening to this podcast. The chemistry between the hosts provides great banter, and the topics they cover are interesting and thought-provoking. Some of the things they've talked about have helped me to think through some similar things. Besdies that, the D&Demo episodes listening in on a D&D gaming session have been really fun. All around a great listen.

But I don't want a whole episode with Smeagle as a special guest. I have a hard enough time finding 2 hours to listen without fearing having to listen to that.

I am so glad that this podcast is now a regular part of my weekly listening schedule. The content is at once entertaining and enlightening, and I often find myself coming back to think about the various topics long after any particular episode has ended. Admittedly, at first I wasn't sure I was the target audience and so wasn't sure how much I'd actually get out of the content. That hesitation went completely out the window within the first few minutes of listening. Ashley, Allen, and Kyle are all engaging hosts who make the listener feel as though they have a seat at the table and a voice in the ongoing conversation. Listening to Min-Max has inspired me to revisit parts of my geeky nature that I'd previously let fall by the wayside, and to reach out and find more ways to interact with my both my local nerdy and faith communities. For all of these reasons, I eagerly anticipate the release of each new Min-Max episode each week. Keep up the great work!

I can honestly say that this is my favorite podcast I have ever listened to for any length of time. I always find myself looking forward to the following weeks episodes. They are tackling the tough issues and trying to bridge the gap between gaming and religion and it's honestly something I feel the community as a whole needs. Allen, Ashley and Kyle and introspective and do a great job of breaking the issues up into smaller, manageable chunks and going into them in depth while still being entertaining and fun to listen to. I hightly recommend this podcast to anyone in the gaming community, or religious community.

These three create a remarkably listenable dynamic. I'm not heavy into gaming, but that doesn't matter - the topics are broad and ranging and fascinating and so cleverly covered that you get the sense you're getting a totally fresh angle on subjects that should have long ago run out of those: culture, tech, God, popcorn, etc. I'm pretty sure I could get into anything if these guys talked about it for a couple minutes, because they bring authentic and sincere personal interest to the things they talk about. This is a podcast worth subscribing to; but be advised, the conversation here is so engaging that you're going to find yourself nodding, chuckling, and sometimes vocally responding . . . so if you're listening in the office, you're going to get some weird looks at the water cooler.

Great discussion that is thought provoking on geek culture and on gaming with some talks about culture in general and theolgy as well! Listen to this podcast... you will quickly realize they have rolled a 20 with this one!

I never gave much thought about gaming culture in relation to my Christian faith before listening to this podcast. I find myself thinking about how these two aspects of my identity intertwine. This podcast is worth listening to--even if you find yourself identifying as one or the other.

As someone of the geek domain and a person who has studied religion but is unchurched and mostly non-practicing, I find this podcast wildly entertaining. Each episode, I find myself fighting the reflex to talk back to my car speakers, for all that I want to take part in the conversation. Definitely worth a listen if you belong to either or both communities.

These three are bright, witty, and very entertaining!

Discussing the intersection of faith and gaming subculture(s) in the context of the global village of social media where life is a live stream - this show is promising, pun-tastic, and provocative from the very first episode. As a close friend (or roommate, or classmate, or both) of all the hosts, I look forward to what I'm sure will be a long-running display of their limitless creativity. I will hold them to that.