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We are breaking down the controversial statements from a young woman making waves in the dating scene, and asking whether she is a genuine new voice of the culture or just adding noise. Our panel unpacks how she positions herself, the comparisons being drawn to the late Kevin Samuels, and

A resurfaced clip of a young Beyoncé working with a producer while on the phone with Michael Jackson is going viral again after a magazine repost, so we take a closer look at whether it is actually as unusual as people claim. We break down the context and the reaction,

We take a closer look at the Philip Anthony Mitchell situation, unpacking a conversation that turns out to be more complicated than it first appears. It’s the kind of discussion we bring to our live show every week, because thinking critically about culture is part of how we grow in

We’re taking up Jamal Bryant in this conversation and asking where our audience lands on him. It’s the kind of culture question we bring to our live show, where we think critically about faith and culture together. It matters because how we engage influential voices shapes the way we grow

We’re digging into the Tupac murder trial and what it means for fans of 2Pac who follow this case closely. As we do with every topic, we bring a God-centered lens to hip hop and culture so we can think critically about the stories shaping the music world.

This one comes straight from our weekly live show, where we bring God-centered conversation into the mainstream. It matters to us because we want to help creatives grow in their faith, think critically about culture, and shape the world through purpose-driven creativity.

In this conversation we dig into why the church tends to stay quiet about AI and the end times, a subject sitting right where fast-moving technology meets faith. It matters to us because we want to equip creatives to grow in faith, think critically about culture, and influence the world

We bring God-centered content to the mainstream through our weekly live conversation, where faith and culture meet in the same room. Our aim is to equip creatives to grow in their faith, think critically about the culture around them, and influence the world through purpose-driven creativity. That matters because the

We ask why the church avoids talking about polygamy, digging into the doctrine, the Old Testament examples, and the recent commentary fueling the tension. Ryan and I break down the confusion, separating what is actually being taught from what is being sidestepped. It matters because anyone seeking clarity on church

We break down K. Michelle’s candid conversation on The Breakfast Club, where she opens up about her long-term relationship since high school and the real weight of staying committed over the years. We dig into how the talk turns toward marital infidelity, trust, and the emotional labor that serious relationships

We tackle a question the church often avoids — the Hebrew Israelite movement — and why so many congregations stay silent on the topic. This conversation matters because understanding different faith perspectives helps us think more critically about culture and theology. It’s the kind of honest, God-centered dialogue we believe