
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
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 300 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityKids & FamilyParentingReligion & Spirituality | |||

Three Big Conversations:
• Polymarket bettors made money off the Lindsay Clancy mistrial- 05:21
• an immersive history project is about to recap 9/11 for an audience who can't remember it - 28:28
• Alix Earle's reality show focuses on her family... more
Alix Earle's reality show focuses on her family, Polymarket bettors made money off the Lindsay Clancy mistrial, and an immersive history project is about to recap 9/11 for an audience who can't remember it.
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Abby Perry is a writer, editor, researcher, and reporter based in Texas. She has collaborated with Bustle, Christianity Today, The Gospel Coalition, Sojourners, Christ and Pop Culture, and Common Good Magazine, among many other organizations. She is ... more
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• Gen Z is discovering that intuition is not the same as anxiety - 13:45
• poor dead Nimrod Workman never stood a chance - 29:22
• the foraging trend is more than just a recession indicator - 37:40
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I have worked with students for the past decade and axis is hands down my number 1 stop on any topic when talking with students. The push to ask good questions and keep the conversation going is a discipleship tool in itself. Axis continues to provide thoughtful gospel centered content. Thanks for all you do!
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
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
Thank you for doing the weekly newsletter and round table discussions! I feel more connected with my younger colleagues too.
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The show consistently covers how teen culture and media intersect with faith, parenting, and everyday family life. Episodes frequently revolve around high-profile pop culture moments, technology and AI ethics, media literacy, and practical parenting conversations that help caregivers foster healthy conversations with teens. A distinctive angle is weaving biblical worldview and relational formation into timely cultural topics, from celebrity influence and body image to AI in content creation, all with a practical, family-focused lens. The format blends both roundtable discussions and expert interviews, often closing with actionable prompts for parents and youth workers.
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