
Goodmakers Podcast features long-form conversations with leading thinkers and builders dedicated to the shared mission of cultural renewal. It's a post-cynical age podcast about uniting people around a shared story with a cruciform vision of flourishing at its center, and collaborating together to build what is good.Hosted by Paul Anleitner, President/CEO of Goodmakers and a cultural theologian, w... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 222 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityPhilosophySociety & CultureReligion & Spirituality | |||

Gonzalo Schwarz is President and CEO at the Archbridge Institute. Gonzalo focuses on researching and writing about the American Dream, social mobility, the economics of human flourishing, economic development, and entrepreneurship. He is the author o... more
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If you are going to open up the conversation in an attempt to understand where women fit in… learn the authors name of the book you are referencing and then use that name as fluently as you would a male author that you’re talking about. Just some intentional homework before you try to appear inclusive.
I made it through the first few minutes of your sermon “Why you can’t vote”. Your unaware bias comes out immediately. You say the “Right” person might even HATE. But when you describe the “LEFT” person you don’t say despise or look down on even tho’ you describe that person as “well educated”. Or, one could say “well indoctrinated”. People who are indoctrinated are not going to pursue unity! While it is nice to preach that, it shows a lack of understanding the indoctrination. Please listen to po... more
Thank you for offering these episodes and concepts, Paul. In the midst of the disorienting times we’re living through, I find your podcast to be stabilizing and inspiring.
I just want to personally thank you for putting this amazing show out there. I am currently on a path of reconstruction and these discussions have been singularly helpful in my quest. The non dogmatic, philosophical approach to faith has given me a new outlook on Christianity. Being able to think about things on a more analytical level has been key to my openness to returning to the church. My path back began through Buddhism and meditation and then looking into the Christian mystics and Christi... more
The quality of this podcast is insanely good. Lots of time and research goes into producing much of the episodes. Especially love the background music.
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This podcast focuses on the intertwined realms of religion, culture, philosophy, and science. Featuring in-depth conversations and intellectual explorations, it frequently tackles pressing topics that range from ethical dilemmas in modernity to the intersections of culture and Christian theology. The host, a cultural theologian, emphasizes the significance of storytelling and cultural narratives in the search for meaning. This podcast seeks to engage listeners in thoughtful dialogue about contemporary societal issues while remaining accessible to those interested in a deeper understanding of their faith and its implications in the current cultural landscape. Unique discussions around cultural phenomena, theology, and personal transformation... more
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