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Matt Mellema

Matt Mellema

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Host, Believe to See

Colorado Springs

Final Covers

Rituals , Tarot Reader, Magic Spells, Graphology , Vedic Astrology, Face Reading , Reiki Healer

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I do not write about religion, sports or cars.

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Total articles 7

  • Faking Bigfoot: What Monster Pseudo-Documentaries Tell Us about Ourselves

    By Matt Mellema, Matt Mellema lives| Christ and Pop Culture Verified A new genre is devouring basic cable—the fake monster documentary. Each season brings new shows, “discovering” everything from mermaids to dragons, from giant sharks to Bigfoot. A few people pretend be scandalized that “educational” networks like Discovery Channel are tricking people with scripted documentaries. Most probably think of them as innocent ways for nerds to kill a Sunday afternoon. But these documentaries are more important than that.

    By Matt Mellema, Matt Mellema lives · Christ and Pop Culture

    Feb. 05, 2016

  • Five Pot-Farming Brothers are Leading Colorado’s Evangelicals to Embrace Legalization

    By Matt Mellema| Slate Verified Jesse Stanley sees marijuana as “God’s plant.” He is one of five brothers—all alums of an evangelical high school—who grow medical marijuana from their two dispensaries in Colorado Springs, Colo.

    By Matt Mellema · Slate

    Apr. 14, 2014

  • Faking Bigfoot: What Monster Pseudo-Documentaries Tell Us about Ourselves

    By Matt Mellema, Matt Mellema lives| Christ and Pop Culture Verified A new genre is devouring basic cable—the fake monster documentary. Each season brings new shows, “discovering” everything from mermaids to dragons, from giant sharks to Bigfoot. A few people pretend be scandalized that “educational” networks like Discovery Channel are tricking people with scripted documentaries. Most probably think of them as innocent ways for nerds to kill a Sunday afternoon. But these documentaries are more important than that.

    By Matt Mellema, Matt Mellema lives · Christ and Pop Culture

    Feb. 05, 2016

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Believe to See

Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States

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