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The Last Crusade takes up arms against a fallen world. In which the failure of all previous political opposition to the Enemy is explained, in order to set the stage for what the fight is about and why it must be fought.

On this episode John and Jason ask the question, "Is it Good to be Good?". We touch on questions of Natural Law and different ways of determining what it is to be good and why you would want to be good.

The next instalment of the Last Crusade by John C. Wright

On this foray against the Mountains of Madness John and Jason discuss the TV series Babylon 5 and the two questions posted by the Vorlons and the Shadows to those they would enlist in to their cause. The Vorlons question "Who are you?" and the Shadows question "What do you want?"

The Last Crusade takes up arms against a fallen world. In which are given the causes, warrants, an aims of the crusade. All souls may be joined in the cause. The sole requirement to join is the willingness to serve.

On this episode John and Jason ask the question, Is Utopia a good idea? There are many horrors that go along with an idea that sounds good but turns out to be impossible in practice. Join us as we explore the horrors of utopia.

Is there a point to living a virtuous life? Why not simply enjoy vice? The modern world seems to think you can get by without virtue and indulge all the vice you like. Can you? John and Jason explore this question on this episode of Against the Mountains of Madness

This time on Against the Mountains of Madness, John and Jason look at "Marvel and the Death of the Muse". How has Marvel Studios lost its why, why have they when had produced something amazing till recently. What led them astray, is there hope for the future and why do the inhabitants of the Mountains of Madness always strangle the muse on this episode!

On this episode of Against the Mountains of Madness, Mr. Wright and Mr. Rennie discuss the reality of reality. The modern mind asserts reality is optional and personal: reality is what one wills it to be. How can the moderns indulge such madness? How does one prove reality is real to one who says it is not? Watch and find out!

On this episode of Against the Mountains of Madness, John and Jason take a detour into the Twilight zone to ask the question, what makes a man happy. We take a look at the plight of mobster Rocky Valentine and what St Thomas Aquinas has to say about the nature of happiness.

On this episode John and Jason look into the quesiton, What is beauty, why it matters, why it isn't just "in the eye of the beholder" but an objective reality

There are many different sorts of gods found in science fiction. John and Jason explore what it means to be a god and whether the beings we see in science fiction stack up.

This time on John and Jason examine the question, "What is justice?" and how the our mad world has abandoned the quest for justice in pursuit of Just Us.

This time around John and Jason discuss what went right with C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien, why their works are such master pieces and why the current madness can't hope to do better than them, just make pale corrupted copies.

On this episode of Against the Mountains of Madness, John and Jason look at how out civilization continues to go insane and why they have uniquely abandoned the role of reason. How this seems to be a new phenomena and what can be done to put us back on course?

On this episode of Against the Mountains of Madness, your hosts John and Jason explore what went wrong with Star Wars and Star Trek? What sent these beloved franchises over the cliffs in the Mountains of Madness and can anything be done to fix it?

John and Jason are back in this episode of Beyond the Mountains of Madness discussing that fundamental question, "What is true"? Why have the inhabitants of the Mountains of Madness abandoned Truth in their quest for falsehood? What can be done to bring them out of their madness.

On this first episode of Against the Mountains of Madness, Jason Rennie and John C. Wright discuss the question, what is philosophy and how has the modern world gone mad. Can anything be done to fix the collective madness that has gripped the world and is there hope for the future?