Today's episode is a Bible study focusing on wisdom found throughout the book of Proverbs. Join Victoria and Jon as we share our favorite verses and how we see these principles played out in daily life.

Today, we discuss the contentious topic of foreign aid and, specifically, the rising frustrations towards Israel. Should America step back from being "big brother" to the rest of the world, or do we have a responsibility to take care of our neighbors? Let's discuss.

What does it take to succeed in life and in business? Join us with special guest Scott Clary as he describes the common traits that have made people successful time and time again.

Today we're discussing with other fellow men the loneliness and depression epidemic. Are smartphones to blame? Or is there a system wide problem that needs addressing in our own hearts?

With ICE raids on one hand, Trump happily bombing boats headed to America, and a crowd of people demanding mercy, we discuss the immigration problem from the perspective of people who live and breathe the challenges from a border town.

Join other young adults as we discuss the issues that weigh heavily on our hearts today. From the insurmountable housing market to Gen Z's approach to the job market, risk and safety, to AI girlfriends. We discuss what's stirring the pot in our generation.

What areas in society are backwards and unhelpful? Today, we're going to discuss with Pastor Leo Lara the things he's seen in society that need to be corrected. In this particular episode, we discuss the world's approach on abortion - the effects of aborting a child, what the Christian worldview has to say about this topic, and more.

It’s clear that the modern education system is in need of change. With the rise of school choice, homeschooling communities, and increasing public scrutiny, the landscape is shifting. Join us as we explore the history of modern education, its strengths

Not every place leans fiscally conservative. In the heart of New York City, a heated race for mayorship is underway between a former governor, Andrew Cuomo, and a youthful Muslim socialist candidate, Zohran Mamdani. What about his policies resonates with voters? What does socialism really teach? Let’s discuss.

Being “red-pilled” has become a common phenomenon in recent years, and for good reason: Gen Z is trending more conservative than previous generations. Why is this happening, and what’s going on beneath the surface? Let’s find out.