Know Why Podcast

Know Why is a weekly podcast for young adults from all backgrounds seeking to go deeper on life’s biggest questions. Hosted by @LibertyMcArtor

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Full interview: https://t.co/Z1ZvJul6FH

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Has modern culture overvalued money and career at the expense of family and community?

#knowwhy #knowaboutfamilyformation

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Talked about something similar on the @KnowWhyPodcast last summer. "Livestreaming Life Away?"
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It was a joy talking with Ivana. She shares an extremely important and nuanced perspective that is needed in the conversation about kids, family size, and cost.

P.S. family members always welcome on Know Why Podcast conversations!

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With thanks also to @commonplc for letting me publish an essay on this topic a little while ago: https://t.co/RW4eDOezbY

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If interested, you can listen here (apologies to listeners; as often my dog and kids make an appearance) https://t.co/7HTH4hPAWG

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I was honored to talk with @LibertyMcArtor on the @KnowWhyPodcast about the price of parenting. What do we miss when we only focus on the costs of the early years?

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How should Christians think about the “Charlie Kirk Effect?” When we look closely at the so-called ��heroes” of the faith, what we see are people who have failed again and again...and still been used by God. And maybe that’s the point.

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Part 2: https://t.co/z3KxUWNd13

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Podcast interview with Brant Hansen on his book, "Unoffendable." Part 1:

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Here are two books I recommend. The first one I’m still reading, the second I’ve read two or three times. Both excellent, challenging, and just right for this moment. If you want some biblically sound help wrestling through what it means to forgive and make peace when it’s HARD, read these. @branthansen @KenSandeRW360

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We’re seeing in real time at a large, cultural scale what scandalized and shocked the people Jesus spoke to in his earthly ministry: his call to love our enemies, to forgive, to make peace. This is literally core to the gospel. It IS the gospel, because it’s the forgiveness God has extended to us. But as we see, it is upside down from what even “good” people (people who see themselves as being opposed to evil) naturally comprehend. It is not in our nature to love and forgive.

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Watch the full interview with Andrew Warthen here: https://t.co/siasFZFuou

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We risk losing out on our real lives when we are obsessed with capturing it through smartphone cameras and AI glasses.

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It was a privilege having John on the Know Why Podcast last year. Listen to his insights on art and faith: https://t.co/xcJHpXfrcv

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Congrats!

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This week's #KnowWhyPodcast episode talks about happiness and human flourishing:

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Enduring happiness is not the result of constant pleasure or achievement. It is the byproduct of ordering your life around the things that are worthy of your love.

In my work and research, I’ve found that deep happiness most often arises from five sources:

1. Love: A commitment to will the good of another. It is not merely a feeling, but a decision to live oriented toward others.

2. Faith or a guiding philosophy: A transcendent frame that gives your life coherence, purpose, and significance—even in suffering.

3. Friendship: Loyal, vulnerable, joy-filled relationships that aren’t transactional, but rooted in shared life and mutual growth.

4. Meaningful work: The chance to earn your success and use your gifts in service of something beyond yourself.

5. Contact with beauty: Encounters with art, nature, music, or truth that awaken wonder and lift us outside our own concerns.

Happiness built on these is a steady practice that anchors your life in what matters, even when everything else is in motion.

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Have you heard of AI induced psychosis?

For many users, ChatGPT is more than a helpful tool. It is a gateway to alternate realities.

This article from the NYT is an eye opening follow up to our series, #knowaboutAI.

https://t.co/QCO9CNdyjI