# Jay Richardson
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Studies in the Pastoral Epistles - Lesson 10, Part Three
Bro. Jay Richardson, Series: Studies in the Pastoral Epistles, Lesson 10, Part Three, 2 Timothy 3:1-17, Sanctuary Class, 3/8/2026 Knowing God: https://worthbc.org/christian Connect with us: https://worthbc.org/connect Media Archives @ Worth: https://media.worthbc.org Bridge to Recovery Program: h…
Belly Feels Like A Mixtape With Cameras: Belly (1998)
Belly has a reputation that travels on pure memory: iconic lighting, a hard soundtrack, two hip hop giants on screen, and that feeling you had the first time you saw it. Then you hit play again and realize the real question isn’t “Is it a classic?” It’s “What exactly is this movie trying to be?”We’…
Arvell Reese Has Unlimited Upside... Buckeyes, Too, Jay Richardson Proclaims
Former Ohio State and NFL DE Jay Richardson joins the show again - let's call it the JayClayMay Report - to discuss his reactions to where the Buckeyes went in the NFL Draft.
He has an especially astute take on not only what Arvell Reese will bring immediately to the table for the New Giants, but …
EP #22 | Religion as Make-Believe | Neil Van Leeuwen
Religion is a puzzling phenomenon. On the one hand, it has been a major historical motor, shaping civilizations and guiding billions of lives. On the other hand, the core of religion centers around beings and realms that we simply cannot see, touch, or measure. One might then wonder, how can religi…
Certainty is an Emotion, Not a Fact: Doubt (2008)
You can feel the temperature drop the moment Doubt (2008) begins. A Catholic priest delivers a sermon on doubt, and within minutes we’re watching a 1964 Bronx school tighten into suspicion, certainty, and quiet fear. We’re Omari Williams and Jay Richardson, and we go scene by scene through John Pat…
The Murder Tentacles Made Me Do It: Spider-Man 2 (2004)
Spider-Man 2 has a reputation that’s almost unfair: “best Spider-Man movie,” “top superhero film,” “one of the great sequels.” So we hit play and put that legacy on trial. We’re Omari Williams and Jay Richardson, and we go beat-by-beat through what still works brilliantly, what falls apart under ba…
A Tree, What is a Tree?: Supergirl (1985)
A superhero movie with a $35 million budget should not leave us asking, “Did you see the wire?” But that is exactly where our heads go after revisiting Supergirl (1984), the oddball DC spinoff that time mostly left behind. We are Omari Williams and Jay Richardson, and we bring the same Real Talk an…
EP #23 | Cultural Varieties of Status-Seeking
We all know the feeling. The urge to be respected, to be someone in the eyes of our peers. All of this arising from a human desire for social status. It is easy to think that this hunger for status is a modern obsession, a consequence and amplifier of inequities in various societies. If we buy into…
Mad Max With Zombies And A Satellite Mind Chip: Resident Evil: Extinction (2007)
A zombie sequel that goes full desert apocalypse is already a swing, but Resident Evil: Extinction somehow makes it even stranger by drying up rivers, turning Las Vegas into a battleground, and letting Umbrella hold boardroom-style meetings like the world outside is not gone. We (Omari Williams and…
Delivery Room Doom: It's Alive (1974)
A killer baby movie sounds like pure midnight schlock until you actually sit with what It’s Alive (1974) is poking at. We’re Omari Williams and Jay Richardson, and we take on Larry Cohen’s science fiction horror oddity with the kind of honest back-and-forth this film dares you to have: why is every…
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