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Axis Conversations

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Each week on Axis Conversations, we survey cultural trends, host expert interviews, and answer listener questions to help parents and caring adults understand and disciple the next generation

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Latest Episodes

Three Big Conversations:

• Epic Games lays off 1,000 employees - 04:31

• Gen Z is posing like a platypus - 15:61

• BTS releases their first album since 2020 - 43:24

Resource of the Week - The Pour Over - 02:21

In Other News: - 55:50

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Epic Games lays off 1,000 employees, Gen Z is posing like a platypus, and BTS releases their first album since 2020.

Resource of the Week - The Pour Over

In Other News:

It's sequel season for Kirsten Dunst. The actress just signed on for the un... more

"My kids go to church because that is what we do as a family. They know God is good and Jesus is the Messiah because of what they have been taught and how my husband and I center our lives on Jesus. But how can I encourage them to seek a personal rel... more

Three Big Conversations:

• The latest TikTok trend involves sounding like a brainless sycophant to mimic ChatGPT - 07:16

• senior prank goes wrong in Georgia - 20:18

• Project Hail Mary packs art, science, and Ryan Gosling into a family-friendly... more

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Recent Guests

Dr. Kara Powell
Executive Director, Fuller Youth Institute
Fuller Theological Seminary / Fuller Youth Institute
Episode: Ask Axis (ft. Dr. Kara Powell): "How do I help my teen make their faith their own?"
Kara Powell
Executive director of the Fuller Youth Institute; founder of TENx10 Collaboration; chief of leadership formation of Fuller Theological Seminary
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Episode: Dr. Kara Powell on How Gen Alpha Does Faith Differently
Brock Trexler
Youth pastor with a master's in spiritual formation
Friends University / Youth Ministry
Episode: The Big Conversation: Doubt, Discipleship, and Following Jesus in the Internet Age
Jenna Vandale
Guest, welcomed back to the podcast
Episode: Roundtable: The Jim Carrey Clone Conspiracy, Resident Evil, and Alysa Liu
Ethan Kennedy
Senior at Southeastern University involved in worship and creative teams
Southeastern University
Episode: Roundtable: Wuthering Heights, AI Smart Glasses, and the SEU Outpouring
Irene Tucker
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Episode: Big Conversation: What's the deal with dark romance?
Jenna Mendel
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Episode: Big Conversation: What's the deal with dark romance?
Nick Stumbo
Executive Director of Pure Desire, an organization focused on healing from compulsive sexual behaviors and betrayal trauma.
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Justin Whitmel Earley
Creator of The Common Rule, program of habits designed to form us in the love of God and neighbor
The Common Rule
Episode: Justin Whitmel Earley on The Transformative Power of Habits

Host

Evan Barber
Host of Axis Conversations and senior editor, focusing on cultural dynamics and youth engagement.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 441 ratings
  • Smut is Smut & Sin is Sin

    Axis is such a great resource for grandparents, like me, and I learn so much each week; however, last week’s Half-Time show insights were shocking, especially from Irene who expressed very toxic empathy towards the Puerto Rican people ignoring the smut visually and verbally. Men grinding on men, etc, and I wouldn’t even want to type out the vulgar lyrics. Any of my Puerto Rican friends, religious or not, were embarrassed and offended by Bad Bunny’s performance. They even went on to say that i... more

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Lolli T.
    United Statesa month ago
  • Dumbness

    Guys yall are dumb when yall are talking. Put Christ first instead of other peoples feelings. And also, when talkin about the cultural events, yall put Forrest Frank in the bottom 10 but the Pope in top 10!!!! Forrest Frank has much more cultural impact than the Pope. Cmon now

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Jjjkajajajakajaj7776
    United States3 months ago
  • Great tool! Keeps me relevant with my kids!

    Thank you for doing the weekly newsletter and round table discussions! I feel more connected with my younger colleagues too.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Angie with 4 kids
    United States6 months ago
  • This podcast is a Godsend!

    So thankful to have Axis to help me navigate my life with teenagers!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    eac1982
    United States7 months ago
  • Great podcast

    Appreciate the youth centred topics and hearing current trends and research along side a Christian perspective

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    eutrcdb
    Canada8 months ago

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Some feedback indicates discussions can sometimes be contentious, particularly concerning differing perspectives on cultural representations and issues.
Many reviews highlight its usefulness for understanding youth culture and fostering open communication with teens.
Listeners appreciate the podcast for its insightful discussions that bridge cultural trends and parenting advice.

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Ask Axis: "How do I create a home environment where my son feels safe to admit mistakes?"
Q: How can we create an environment where our kids feel safe admitting mistakes?
Lead by example by openly acknowledging your own mistakes, modeling proper apologies, and showing that forgiveness is available. Pair high warmth with clear, consistent expectations and boundaries, and involve the extended community for support when needed.
Roundtable: Pokémon Cards, Punch the Monkey, and Family Resilience
Q: You have said that your family is pretty into Pokemon cards and collecting and buying decks. Is this sort of possibility of getting a card that is worth a ton of money, one of the main motivators for your family, or is something else at play in your experience?
If we got a card that was worth the money, then it might be the drive. But we're not there yet, we're just spending the money and not hitting the cards.
Roundtable: Wuthering Heights, AI Smart Glasses, and the SEU Outpouring
Q: Could you talk about the willingness for your generation to engage with prayer and worship?
There is a remarkable hunger and desire for spiritual connection among young people today.
Roundtable: Chicken Banana, OpenClaw, and Bad Bunny
Q: What do you think is the prudent response then in light of this?
I wonder when we decided that the solution is to keep doing all the things that aren't bringing us life.
Roundtable: Chicken Banana, OpenClaw, and Bad Bunny
Q: Are you saying Noah Kahan is a woman?
It's interesting that he's capturing something that people talk about and think about.

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What is Axis Conversations about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This podcast focuses on providing insights into contemporary cultural trends that affect families, particularly how these trends impact teenagers and young adults. Through discussions, expert interviews, and listener questions, it addresses a wide variety of topics, such as family dynamics, the influence of media on youth, and methods for fostering open communication between parents and their children. Episodes often tackle current events, popular culture phenomena, and pressing issues within the Christian framework, making it a unique resource for those seeking to navigate parenting in a modern context. Topics like divorce, relationships, and emerging cultural phenomena such as social media trends are common, appealing to listeners who wis... more

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8. Nick Stumbo

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