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EPISODE · Feb 17, 2026 · 1H 12M

Super Bowl Culture Wars

from The Pulpit and Porch · host Higher Ministries

This week, we’re back with our annual Super Bowl follow-up, the one episode everyone seems to want to talk about the next day, whether they watched the game or not. We’ll unpack: The game itself - not just the score, but what it reveals about how connected we get to sports and story. The commercials - the mini cultural sermons that tell us a lot about what brands think will move us, shape us, and define shared moments. The halftime show - including the conversation around Bad Bunny’s performance that drew massive viewership and equally massive debate about culture, identity, and artistry. A look at the alternative halftime event (Turning Point USA’s show) and what it says about cultural fragmentation and audiences self-sorting. We’re not just reacting, we’re unpacking what these moments say about us, what we celebrate, what we defend, and what we consume. Whether you loved it, hated it, or couldn’t care less, there’s something here for you. Pull up a chair… this one’s fun, thoughtful, and maybe a little controversial. Subscribe, drop a review, and share it with someone who needs to have this conversation too. #SuperBowl #HalftimeShow #BadBunny #SuperBowlCommercials #CultureChat #Podcast

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