Labor Day is often seen as the unofficial end of summer, a day for cookouts and one last long weekend before school begins. But is that really all it is? In this episode, we pause to reflect on the meaning of Labor Day, its history, and what it says about our culture’s view of work.

Aaron, Anton, and Adrian take the conversation from lighthearted dream jobs to serious reflections on layoffs, unions, and how technology has changed our relationship with work. Along the way, they wrestle with big questions:

• Has the original spirit of Labor Day honoring everyday workers been lost?

• How has the meaning of work shifted in recent years?

• Will AI and cultural shifts reshape how we value labor in the future?

With stories, personal reflections, and even a few surprises (astronaut, anyone?), this episode challenges us to think about the dignity of work, the value of every role, and what it means to honor God in our labor.

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