Sony has announced that, starting January of 2028, they will end physical disc production for new games released on their consoles. Is this a choice purely from greed? Does this, or any situation, justify piracy? Find out what we think in today’s episode! Also in today’s episode: what will Kyle risk for Popplio?

Disclosure Day recently released, and it has a lot to say about religion and how advanced alien life forms could change what we believe. But does it even get Christianity right? Does it understand what it means to be called? Is it even a good movie? Find out our thoughts in today’s episode! Also in today's episode: Our favorite summer game announcements!

A recent study by researchers at the University of Plymouth gave concrete evidence to something tabletop gamers have known for a long time: board games and TTRPGs are good for your mental health. Today, Kyle and Steve talk about why they think games are good for you, how they build community, and what all of this has to do with the Christian practice of Sabbath. Also in today's episode: 80's masculinity.

Generative AI has been a hot topic for some time, and DC Comics just added another point in the conversation, as DC’s president Jim Lee stated that they would not support generative AI, “not now, not ever”. What’s the problem with generative AI? Why are artists so opposed to it? Does it have any spiritual implications? Find out what Steve and Kyle think in today’s episode! Also in today’s episode: a controller with a Wilhelm Scream?

In today’s episode, Kyle and Steve are discussing the recently released video game, I Am Jesus Christ; a game where the player takes on the first-person role of Christ Himself. How do we feel about this? How does it hold up to theology and Biblical history? Is it even a good game? And why are the Pharisees so nice to Jesus?! Find out in today’s episode! Also in today’s episode: …Moses’ Rod?

On this episode of Save & Continue, Steve Valdez and Kyle Fox explore the Christian conversation around Harry Potter, witchcraft, and the satanic panic. With a new Harry Potter adaptation on the way, they dig into what the Bible actually condemns, how fictional magic differs from biblical sorcery, and why so many Christians have wrestled with fantasy stories for decades.

They also talk about discernment, Romans 14, safe ways stories help us process fear and evil, and how believers can engage pop culture without losing theological clarity.

In this episode of Save & Continue, Steve Valdez and Kyle Fox are joined by LenLenRabbit from Beneath the Tangles to talk about fictophilia, or romantic attraction to fictional characters. From long-standing pop culture icons to modern fandom favorites, fictional characters have stirred real feelings in people for generations.

Firefly may be coming back in animated form, but Kyle and Steve are looking back at one of the original show’s most compelling characters: Shepherd Book. In this episode, they examine the biblical qualifications for elders and pastors to ask an intriguing question: is Derrial Book actually a good shepherd? From his character and conduct to the way he seems to live out his faith, Kyle and Steve explore whether Book truly reflects the kind of spiritual leadership Scripture describes.