Lisa Ishihara and Landon White sit down with two students - Josh Durant and Megan Collins - to continue the conversation on meaningful work and calling.

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Dr. Arianna Molloy - professor, speaker, consultant, and speech coach - joins us to discuss the importance of developing meaningful work in our lives. She explains why it is so crucial that we find meaningful work, and how we can steward it well for the glory of God.

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Mike and Lisa sit down with two students - Celeste Scott and Sofia Franco - to continue the conversation on gender and faith.

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Sarah Schwartz - writer, speaker, and founding member of Biola's Women's Resource Collective, GRIT - joins us to discuss how the empowerment of women is actually the empowerment all people. Her wisdom and insight in the gender conversation, especially as it is played out in Christian circles, are thoughtful, nuanced, and winsome.

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Landon and Lisa sit down with two students - Dillon Yoon and Daisy Krigbaum - to continue the conversation on quarter-life crises and calling.

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Paul Sohn - leadership coach, speaker, and founder of QARA - joins us to discuss his new book, Quarter-Life Calling. Paul demystifies the notion of calling and delineates practical ways to approach our life with God.

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Mike sits down with two students - Jacob Keeth and Raeann Lopez - to continue the conversation on education and social justice.

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Dr. Alma Zaragoza-Petty - sociologist, educator, and cohost of The Red Couch Podcast with Propaganda and Alma - joins us to discuss how inequities in education affect social issues. Her wisdom invites us to not only be aware, but to truly care for the marginalized.

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Landon sits down with three students - Sammy Belgum, Elaine Fung, and Anolyne De Guzman - to continue the conversation on business and faith.

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Phillip Chang, founder and CEO of Yogurtland, joins us to talk about how he navigates faith in a competitive business environment. In a world where being a successful Christian businessperson can be seen as an oxymoron, Phillip provides an important vision for spirituality in the marketplace.

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