If you've ever felt that modern life is missing something deeper, this conversation is for you.

In Episode 5 of A Human Perspective, I sit down with potter Jono Sommer to explore The Necessity of Wonder. Together, we discuss why beauty, craftsmanship, and art aren't luxuries, they're essential to the human experience. In a culture obsessed with speed, efficiency, and mass production, we ask what is lost when everything becomes disposable, and why creating something by hand can reconnect us to meaning, purpose, and awe.

Are you struggling with loneliness and isolation in the modern world?

In this episode of A Human Perspective, I sit down with Theo Wilson, an aspiring industrial-organizational psychologist, to explore why so many people feel disconnected despite living in the most connected era in human history. We discuss the psychological needs that often go unmet in modern life, the role of social media and technology, and practical ways to cultivate deeper relationships, purpose, adventure, and genuine community.

If you've ever wrestled with faith, questioned God's goodness, or wanted a deeper relationship with Him, this conversation is for you. In this episode of A Human Perspective, I sit down with my cousin, Patrick Flanigan, founder of Talanta Apologetics. Together, we explore philosophy, theology, and what it truly means to have a relationship with God.In Encountering True Grace, we discuss how to draw closer to God, why so many people misunderstand His character, and how grace transforms the way we live. We also dive into one of the hardest questions people face: Where is God in suffering?Rather than seeing hardship as evidence of God's absence, we explore how His love often shines through the difficult seasons of life, not despite them, but because of them.

In a world that often feels divided, uncertain, and overwhelming, it’s easy to focus on everything that’s going wrong. In this episode of A Human Perspective, Jeffrey Saffles joins us for a conversation about the challenges facing modern education, the growing political divide, and why failure may be one of our greatest opportunities for growth.

Together, we explore what happens when people stop listening to one another, how our institutions shape the next generation, and why setbacks don’t have to define us. While the problems we face are real, so are the reasons for hope.

What does it mean to live a meaningful life today, not someday, but right now?

In this episode of A Human Perspective, Theo Wilson joins us for a conversation about purpose, work, and the people around us. We explore how meaning can be found in our everyday lives, from the jobs we work to the relationships we build and the communities we influence.

Together, we discuss what it means to contribute within an organization, how to approach work with intention rather than obligation, and why some of the greatest opportunities for impact exist within our immediate sphere of influence. Purpose is often thought of as something distant or difficult to find, but Theo offers a different perspective: meaning may be much closer than we think.

If you've ever questioned the significance of your work, wondered how to make a difference, or searched for a deeper sense of purpose, this conversation is for you.

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