Drew and Kaitlin dive into College Masculinity, the trending app Friendo, and Rites of Passage for Teenage Girls, and welcome a special guest to discuss the significance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day and what Dr. King's nonviolent activism can mean for today's world.

1. Redefining College Manhood Male university students enroll less, misbehave more, and graduate at a slower pace than their female counterparts due in large part to distorted cultural notions of masculinity.

2. FriendO "Sure, you're a 'friend', but are you a true Friendo?" A new app testing the depths of your friendship

3. A Voice Becoming Moms, what if there was a framework for creating rites of passage for our daughters that draw them into deeper, purposeful, life-changing faith in Christ as they become women? As of this month, there is!

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Dr. King's Dream: In his book The Stride Toward Freedom, Dr. King lays out the six principles for resisting evil nonviolently. 1. Nonviolence is resistance not passivity. 2. Nonviolence seeks an end to hostilities by winning a friend. 3. Nonviolence attacks injustice not people. 4. Nonviolence chooses love instead of hate. 5. Nonviolence believes suffering is redemptive and transformative. 6. Nonviolence believes the universe is on the side of justice.

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