David M. Wilmington, professor at Baylor University, discusses how improvisational practices learned in both soccer and jazz training can be used in laying a framework for virtue ethics.

Robert Millet, professor at Brigham Young University, presents the 2015 Truman G. Madsen Lecture on Eternal Man, emphasizing our relationship to a personal, corporeal God.

James Kushiner, executive director of the Fellowship of St. James, addresses whether society is losing benefits from an intelligent design view of marriage, claiming that an evolutionary understanding of marriage is detrimental to society.

Darin Davis, professor at Baylor University, addresses the pursuit of wisdom in educational objectives, discussing how the emphasis on values has shifted in contemporary moral and intellectual goals of education.

Arthur Brooks, President of the American Enterprise Institute, discusses some keys to a happy and prosperous life with points from his new book "The Conservative Heart: How to Build a Fairer, Happier, and More Prosperous America"

Melissa Moschella, professor at the Catholic University of America, claims that, despite their widespread societal acceptance, reproductive technologies fail to respect the dignity and rights of the children conceived through them.

Jay Budzeszewski, professor at the University of Texas - Austin, invites listeners to build a stronger culture of marriage, asserting that human sexual design demands procreation and union for true partnership.

Jason Carroll, professor at Brigham Young University, presents 3 key fragmentations in our cultural understandings of marriage, claiming that these fragmentations are transforming how we prepare for a successful, loving, and lasting marital relationship.

Scott Stanley, professor at the University of Denver, discusses why and how commitment develops in relationships and investigates the problems with cohabitation.

Brad Wilcox, professor at the University of Virginia, presents scientific evidence showing the positive effects of marriage on men's lives.