Wandering Thoughts

Welcome listeners to this treasure trove podcast I found from deep in my audio files! This was recorded some time ago with Joshua and I but is now available for your viewing pleasure.

Welcome listeners! We have an engaging conversation with some good friends of mine (Sam, Ben, and Joshua) about the Israel-Palestine

Even podcasts don't go according to plan, sometimes. Join us as we enjoy each other's company with no plans.

What's going on with Crowder and Dailywire? Should we take down our monuments or celebrities or public icons for their flaws? Come along with us as we discuss how we should create or destroy heroes. 

When ought the State get involved with regulating marriage? If it does, how should it? Is marriage between a man and a woman different legally from a marriage between two same-sexed persons?  Tag along a vigorously argued conversation that remains civil on a relevant topic with my friends and I. 

What would it take for a Christian to discard the Scriptures? Can disagreements between science and religion occur? Follow us on a worthwhile tangent and consider for yourselves. 

The Right and the Left permeate our media and public understanding of politics; but what exactly is conservatism? How ought one think about conservatism and what are its benefits?  Reilly, Joshua, Levi, and Trinity discuss the current conservative movement and where they'd like to see depth and improvement occur. 

Joshua and I discuss three broad topics: success, strength, and temptation. 

Jake and I have another great conversation. This time we pick up two debates concerning society and how it is structured: how ought wealth be distributed justly and what makes an action moral? 

Enjoy this conversation with a good friend Jake as we put forward some ideas about the issues between politics and faith as interacting spheres of life.

Enjoy this conversation with a group of buds being vulnerable and thoughtful with the problems and obstacles to understanding human flourishing.

In response to this video: https://youtu.be/bWYrAU5mmXE and the enigma of Joshua’s mind, we discuss connections and ideas around what one’s character is and how our notions of character affect everyday morality.

Today my lifelong friend and I discuss Death Note and some of its implications for justice, personally and socially. We are responding in part to the Wisecrack YouTube video, “The Philosophy of Death Note - What is Justice?”

We look today at Phil Zuckerman's first chapter of the first part of his book, titled Isms.  Some of the content and questions raised in this chapter include: What is Theism, Atheism, and Agnosticism? How do Naturalism and Humanism set a foundation for secular morals? Are humans inherently good or evil?

I begin analyzing and relaying the thoughts and arguments of Phil Zuckerman in his work, What It Means To Be Moral. This episode I unpack the introductory chapter and its content and arguments. 

Media and storytelling can help portray profound thoughts and embody deep questions. Looking through Marvel's Avenger's: Age of Ultron, we consider what political peace might be and how we might achieve it. 

Today I share some thoughts I have around separation of powers and diversity within a community. 

Was Jesus a hippie? Are wokeness and the Gospel compatible? Should we be nice or be kind?

This is the beginning of my podcast segments over whatever topics I’m thinking about for that day or are requested of me to cover.

My first attempt at a podcast where I kickstart a series of three episodes over what Peace is. This episode begins the series by discussing what internal or inward peace looks like and what contributes to it.