
Join Pete White and Jason Jensen in this exploration of the heart of things—the dynamics of life that we can’t help but to face. Here, Pete and Jason continue the search for the best way to tell the story of our existence, the life that we all share. You’re invited here to listen with these friends for the life that wants to live in us—the life that want’s to live in you.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 6 | Founded | 2 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & SpiritualitySociety & Culture | |||

What is the good that we are actually after? Every time we agree to a promise of efficiency – from adopting the use of machines in farming environments to wearing devices on our bodies that collect data – we submit ourselves to something much larger... more
While some colleagues and friends were already considering retirement, Pete found himself at a crossroads asking, “What am I going to do when I grow up?”. In this vulnerable conversation, Jason invites Pete to share his unexpected journey as he stepp... more
‘Look up. Who owns that camera?’
This episode kicks off a new series on the movement of technology, the influence of AI, and the impact it all makes on our humanity. With unprecedented widespread access to technology, how many of us have taken pause... more
What can change when we view love as a guiding ethic when it comes to matters of value in the workplace? Many of us, unformed and unsure of how to show up authentically in professional contexts, end up with a “fake it ‘til you make it” mentality ofte... more
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These conversations between Pete and Jason are beautiful. It’s so rare to be brought to slow down enough to really consider your words… and that naming of things sets the tone for our lives. As I’m slowly digesting the words of these two good men, I’m moved to live an increasingly more meaningful and “considered” life.
Really looking forward to more of these conversations that our current world desperately needs.
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Two long-running hosts explore the moral and communal dimensions of work, technology, and everyday life through thoughtful, faith-informed dialogue. Across recent episodes, they examine how vocation, love, and character shape leadership, workplace culture, and personal meaning, often weaving in Christian perspectives, philosophy, and storytelling. The conversations tend to center on humane approaches to work, ethics in technology, and building neighborly communities, with an emphasis on reflection, discernment, and practical steps for translating values into action. Notable throughlines include rejecting technocratic utopian promises in favor of slower, person-centered living and the encouragement of dialogue, accountability, and embodied v... more
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