
What does it really mean to live a good life—in our politics, our faith, our work, and our relationships? On No Small Endeavor with Lee C. Camp, we explore the ideas, practices, and public debates that shape human flourishing today. Each week you’ll hear thought-provoking conversations with bestselling authors, philosophers, neuroscientists, psychologists, theologians, artists, and political leade... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 508 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityPhilosophySociety & Culture | |||

This is our unabridged interview with Annie Jacobsen.
Wouldn't you rather not know how the world ends?
Nine nations hold nuclear weapons, and every one of them is watched, counted, and deterred. A biological weapon needs no nation, no missile, and ... more
Most people who share misinformation already suspect it is false.
This is a short preview of Lee's conversation with philosopher Christian B. Miller, from Books You Should Know, our quarterly series on NSE+. His new book, The Honesty Crisis, skips t... more
Nikki Minaj thanked Elon Musk for saving free speech, so naturally, Lee and Savannah had to phone a friend to learn more about what is going on. Jacob Mchangama, Founder and Executive Director of The Future of Free Speech sat down with The Subtext to... more
Wouldn't you rather not know how the world ends?
Nine nations hold nuclear weapons, and every one of them is watched, counted, and deterred. A biological weapon needs no nation, no missile, and no submarine. The delivery system is a pair of lungs, a... more
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I’ve listened to a lot of podcasts, but No Small Endeavor stands out because it welcomes every kind of listener. Whether you’re religious, skeptical, curious, or somewhere in between Lee C Camp brings conversations that push you toward living a good and thoughtful life. He’s not afraid to speak clearly about the tough issues our culture struggling through and he does it with compassion.
For those who follow Jesus, I encourage you to let the Holy Spirit guide you as you listen. Lee’s work has he... more
Lee C. Camp’s pensive and calm delivery combined with theological lens give insight into how to pursue a more moral life. And the show can really provide a big picture lens that’s missing on topics, for example the show on AI was exploring it from angles moral, structural, and spiritual. It asked us about the choices we make in using technology but also how we define our own value when those traits that we once held as human are taken by machines. This is just one example of many fruitful conver... more
Lee’s neo-theological approach to all matters impacting our lives and our planets is unparalleled. But please get rid of the unabridged versions of the program. They are abridged for good reason.
This last episode on AI is more lit than the sun. It’s super helpful to hear Lee do what he does so well- mix experts with his own insight. I’ve always believed that the smartest people aren’t the ones who know the most, but can synthesize information and share it with others more clearly than most are capable. Lee’s economy of words here is the proof. Bravo. Excited for part two.
The most thoughtful podcast about war and Bad Bunny! The Subtext is truly getting me through 2026
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Thoughtful, boundary-proading conversations that fuse faith, culture, technology, and public life. Episodes commonly explore how religion can heal rather than divide, what neuroscience reveals about happiness and behavior, and how communities navigate complex issues like AI ethics, burnout, and political engagement with humility and practical action. Notable strengths include rigorous guests across philosophy, science, theology, and journalism, plus a compassionate interviewing style that seeks concrete takeaways for living well in a changing world. The show often centers themes of dignity, neighbor-love, and responsible technology, making it helpful for listeners who want big ideas paired with actionable insights.
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Recent guests on No Small Endeavor include:
1. Annie Jacobsen
2. Malcolm Guite
3. Dr. Lee Warren
4. Dr. W. Lee Warren
5. Curtis Chang
6. Thomm Jutz
7. James Kimmel Jr.
8. Allison Russell
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