In this episode, the finale of the Inferno, we encounter Satan, who freezes himself in the name of freedom, eternally torturing three sinners. We discuss C.S. Lewis’ Abolition of Man, true freedom in the vocation of marriage, and Dante’s map of the world. Lastly, we discuss true freedom as we join Dante and Virgil in their first step into Purgatorio.

In this episode, we finish our time in the Circle of Fraud's final bolgia, encountering Master Adam the Counterfeiter and other falsifiers, tormented with insanity. We also come across a kind of 14th century rap battle! We discuss how what we love forms us, for good or for ill, Lenten moderation of cell phone use, why we must not give up no matter how many times we fall, and how repentance is the one area in which we really can make what we want into what IS.

In this episode we meet Ugolino, who has chosen to eat the head of his hated enemy, the Archbishop Ruggieri, for all eternity, and who supplies us with the most disturbing bit of poetry in the entire Inferno. We also meet two souls who have somehow managed to end up in Hell while their bodies still walk around on earth. We discuss hatred, forgiveness, real love, Judas' betrayal, mortally sinning with your thoughts, and how we cannot let our hatred for an enemy become an idol.