In this episode of The Learning Vibes Podcast, Da Knowlton talks with Dr. Stephen Hupp, co-Editor of Investigating Pop Psychology.  Hear Dr. Hupp discuss a wide variety of topics that fall into the categories of pseudoscience and fringe science.  Hear, too, Dr. Hupp's advice for considering truth as found in scientific lore and literature.

In this episode of The Learning Vibes Podcast, Dr. Todd Long discusses philosophy, faith, and learning.  Join Da Knowlton and Dr. Long for a conversation that explores a consideration of faith within epistemology and practical day-to-day life.

For many, faith drives leisure, life-long learning, and artistic expression.  In this episode of The Learning Vibes Podcast, hear from Keith Baker, John Hodges, and Dr. Jeremy Snipes on the integration of faith with learning. 

In this episode of The Learning Vibes Podcast, Dr. Kevin Hagopian discusses one of the most famous scenes in cinematic history.  Join Dr. Hagopian and Da for a consideration of the "family-heads meeting scene" from The Godfather.

We encourage you to watch the entire film; and, before you listen to this episode of the podcast, we ask you to watch on YouTube the scene that we discuss.  Here is the link:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2D_zITtVJGA&t=57s 

In this episode, film studies professor, Kevin Hagopian provides you with thoughtful insights on considering the movies that you watch.   Join him for a fun conversation about the serious matter of film studies.

In this episode of The Learning Vibes Podcast, you will hear Sarah Knowlton discuss the four parenting styles that have been well documented in research.  You also will hear thoughts on parenting from our past guests, including Amy Camie, Martha Kelly, Rachel Lappin, Dr. Erika Michalski.  (This episode is co-produced by Emma Knowlton)

Revisit a wonderful discussion with Dr. Jeremy Jewell and Dr. Stephen Hupp.  This episode discusses myths of adolescence and childhood.  

In this episode, David Knowlton and Lauren Warnecke continue their conversation about art, entertainment, and substance.  Much of the conversation focuses on the artist and audience relationship.  

Hear a great discussion between Dave and his guest, Lauren Warnecke, about the intersections and disconnects among entertainment, art, and substance.  

Hear more from Dr. Ahriana Platten as she shares ideas on writing as a spiritual practice.  Hear, too, from both David Knowlton and Heather Knowlton as they discuss writing as a way of discovering ideas.