Ministrymodus

Martin and Cornbread talk about how Ohio lawmakers are propelling HB 616, a similar bill to Florida's toxic "Don't Say Gay", with right-wing conspiracies of grooming children in schools and while attacking ideas like intersectionality, CRT and more.

Martin and Cornbread discuss the events that preceded Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the issue of neo-Nazis in the two countries and more about the breakaway territories of Luhansk and Donbass.

Friend of the show, Eden, joins us to talk about the problems of how society treats sex workers, sex work as labor, the history of sex workers and political activism and her own experiences in the industry.

Martin and Cornbread carefully read and comment on Russian president Vladimir Putin's speech about Russia's invasion of Ukraine to better understand his motivations.

Martin and Cornbread review an article about Jewish history being under attack and continue to learn about the early history of Jews in the United States.

Martin and Cornbread are back from a break to uncover the early history of Jewish communities in the United States.

Public schools across Ohio sue the state over the legality of private school voucher programs, a school board's ban on Maus makes global headlines and sales. Martin and Cornbread also discuss the racist origins of the term "antisemitism" and why its present use might be problematic.

Martin and Cornbread talk about the recent hostage crisis in a Texas synagogue, agenda-setting and how the media fails in the fight against antisemitism. 

Cornbread narrates his recent account with a couple of swol LDS missionaries before the boys explore the shocking history of NXIVM.

Martin tells the story of a guy with a most interesting name while presenting updates about the Chicago Teachers' Strike and an argument to boycott the WWE.

Martin and Cornbread discuss why Thomas Jefferson was the R. Kelly of his day and the updates on the Activision Blizzard Workers' strike. Martin presents an argument to why wrestling fans should boycott the WWE.

Martin starts us off with his recent sparring experience. We also discuss who's responsible for climate change, student loan debt and conclude the history of the Pueblo Revolt of 1680.

In a more casual episode, Martin and Cornbread talk about a variety of topics: College football The victory of leftist Chilean presidential candidate Gabriel Boric Ostracism and other stuff about the ancient Greeks and revisit Conservapedia for more laughs

Martin and Cornbread discuss shenanigans between Black Hammer and the Proud Boys, why Nancy Reagan trended on Twitter and explore the rise of the Pueblo leader Popé.

Cornbread and Martin talk about Afghanistan, the story of a plumber who found money behind a toilet in Joel Olsteen's church and discover the outcome of Juan de Oñate's expedition. 

Surprise guest and friend of the show, the very super real not actually an impersonator Dr. Jordan Peterson, joins us we talk about crustaceans and continue to explore the history behind the Pueblo Revolt. We wrap up Coronado's Expedition and begin the expedition of of Juan de Oñate.

Martin and Cornbread talk about current events and start a new series that begins with the prelude to the Pueblo Revolt of 1680.

Martin and Cornbread discuss the alt-right and conclude their series about the history of Mexico and Texas and its consequences.

Martin and Cornbread continue their series and dive into the Battle of the Alamo!

Our 2021 Halloween episode! Martin and Cornbread untangle the grim history and contributing factors behind the Salem Witch trials.

Martin vents about right-wing grift believers and Cornbread recalls an encounter with Kaitlin Bennett before examining the early stages of the Texas war of independence from Mexico.

Martin reveals how he overcome a personal fear, Disney appropriates childhood to make consumers, and the series about the shared history of Mexico and Texas comes to a boiling point: the Texas Revolution.

Martin and Cornbread continue their series about the shared history of Mexico and Texas. They focus their attention on the Texan side of the narrative; the development of the state of Coahuila y Tejas.

Martin and Cornbread continue the series about the complex relationship between Mexico and Texas by focusing on one central figure: Santa Anna.

Martin and Cornbread learn about "techbro authoritarianism" in El Salvador and begin a new series about the intertwined history between Mexico and Texas.

Martin and Cornbread react to the "trustworthy encyclopedia" and learn a lesson on evaluating online sources of information.

In one of Ministrymodus' most important episodes, Martin and Cornbread talk about current events in Texas and conclude their series about the Algonquian peoples and the Puritans of Plymouth Colony. 

In Part 3 of our series about the history of the Plymouth Colony, Martin and Cornbread learn more about the history between the Algonquian peoples and the Pilgrims, review a Facebook post Martin received and talk about comments from Bill Maher.

Martin and Cornbread continue their exploration into the history of the Pilgrims of the Plymouth Colony and discuss... cancel culture?

Martin and Cornbread chat about a controversial story about a Catholic newsletter, a church with unusual branding and revisit a previous topic: the pastor of Rock City Church.

Martin and Cornbread examine another American value: freedom. But freedom in what context? Together, they begin to explore the history of the Puritians, Pilgrims and the Plymouth Colony.

Martin and Cornbread start this bonus episode contentiously, Martin talks about squirrels and the co-hosts review the interview with Rachel Baker.

Our very first guest, Rachel Baker, graces Ministrymodus with her time to chat about dealing with change in an intergenerational church!

Martin and Cornbread discuss the fate of the Powhatan Confederacy and the Jamestown settlement in the finale about the American value of the pursuit of profit.

Martin and Cornbread resume their exploration into the history of the Jamestown settlement. "Instead of a plantation," wrote one English critic, "Virginia will shortly get the name of a slaughter house." - Red, White, and Black: The Peoples of Early America

Martin and Cornbread examine prosperity as an "American value" as they dive into the history of the Jamestown settlement, founded in 1607. Cornbread tries and fails to pronounce indigenous names.

Martin and Cornbread go back in time in American history and explore the life of the Prominent P.U.F.

Martin and Cornbread go back in time to the 18th century to explore the history of the Shaker movement.

This is the second half of Martin and Cornbread's conversation about LDS Church history and the Modern Era. Just so you don't miss any context, please review Part 1 before listening to this episode!

In a two-part conversation, Martin and Cornbread explore the history of the LDS Church as it enters its Modern Era period.

In today's episode, Martin and Cornbread explore the Pioneer Era of Mormon history. Cornbread unexpectedly invents a new word as well.

Martin and Cornbread dive deeply into the earliest history of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. They also explore the $100 billion investment fund that the Mormon Church kept secret from its members. 

Our pilot episode!  Together, co-hosts Martin and Cornbread explore the relationship between non-denominational Rock City Church of Columbus, OH, the Association of Related Churches (ARC), a church planting organization, and the financial institutions they cooperate with.