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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

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Recent Guests

Michele Norris
Journalist, host of Your Mamma's Kitchen, senior contributing editor to MSNBC
MSNBC; Race Card Project; Your Mamma's Kitchen
Episode: 278: Unabridged Interview: Michele Norris
Kristin Neff
Professor of Educational Psychology, University of Texas at Austin
University of Texas at Austin
Episode: 277: Summer Staff Picks: Kristin Neff
Oliver Burkeman
Author of Four Thousand Weeks; former Guardian columnist; author of The Antidote, Happiness for People Who Cannot Stand, Positive Thinking
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Episode: 276: Unabridged Interview: Oliver Burkeman
The Hillbilly Thomists
Band of Dominican friars (Order of Preachers)
Order of Preachers (Dominican)
Episode: 275: Unabridged Interview: The Hillbilly Thomists
Father Peter
Associate chaplain, Providence College; doctoral studies in Rome
Providence College / Angelicum
Episode: 275: Summer Staff Picks: The Hillbilly Thomists
Father Thomas Joseph White
Rector of the Angelicum; professor; first American rector
Angeliqum University, Rome
Episode: 275: Summer Staff Picks: The Hillbilly Thomists
Father Timothy
Chaplain at Dartmouth College
Dartmouth College
Episode: 275: Summer Staff Picks: The Hillbilly Thomists
Father Simon
Associate chaplain, Providence College
Providence College
Episode: 275: Summer Staff Picks: The Hillbilly Thomists
Father Justin Bulger
Guitar, vocals; chaplain at Providence College
Providence College
Episode: 275: Summer Staff Picks: The Hillbilly Thomists

Hosts

Lee C. Camp
Host of No Small Endeavor; engages philosophy, theology, and public life; affiliated with No Small Endeavor / Tokens Media.
Savannah Locke
Co-host of The Subtext; engages with pop culture, culture, and faith.

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4.8 out of 5 stars from 756 ratings
  • No matter your worldview…

    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

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mugsyloans
    United States2 months ago
  • A Christian podcast with a soul

    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

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    1worldmuyidiomas
    United States4 months ago
  • Maybe my favorite podcast

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    34447yhpuvmhsw4gvsgdg0+_.....?
    United States5 months ago
  • Fire

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Theology-friendly
    United States5 months ago
  • Obsessed

    The most thoughtful podcast about war and Bad Bunny! The Subtext is truly getting me through 2026

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    ns88312
    United States6 months ago

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276: Unabridged Interview: Oliver Burkeman
Q: What prompted your pivot from a productivity-focused mindset to exploring finitude?
Burkeman explains that trying to attain total control over time backfires, leading to more stress and less meaningful living; embracing our finite nature reveals how to live more fully and with less anxiety.
276: Summer Staff Picks: Oliver Burkeman
Q: What do you mean by accepting finitude and how does that change our approach to living well?
He argues that recognizing our finite span frees us from the illusion of infinite productivity, guiding us toward selecting what truly matters, embracing rest, and aligning actions with meaningful priorities rather than endless output.
276: Summer Staff Picks: Oliver Burkeman
Q: Can you describe the difference between seeing time as a resource we must optimize versus the medieval perception of time as a flow we live in?
Burkeman explains that modern time thinking treats time as a separate thing (me and time) that must be managed, which creates stress; in many historical contexts, time was experienced as the medium of life and activity (task orientation) rather than a separate ruler we try to outpace, leading to a more integrated, less adversarial relationship with time.
275: Summer Staff Picks: The Hillbilly Thomists
Q: What were some of the routes that brought you to your vocation?
Father Timothy explains that vocations arise from a divine seed and a gradual discernment process, growing through family, parish life, and exposure to Dominican life, ultimately leading to a joyful commitment rather than obligation.
The Subtext: Free Speech with Jacob Mchangama Part 2
Q: Okay, when you were talking, it made me think, what is the best argument against a principled free speech approach?
A pragmatic case argues that certain historical contexts (like Germany) show the danger of broad protections when past traumas and structural weaknesses exist; some limits may be warranted to prevent harm, but they risk becoming overreaches if not carefully bounded by democratic principles.

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The show hosts thoughtful conversations with writers, scholars, and professionals across religion, philosophy, politics, and culture to explore what it means to live well amid public life, faith, science, and personal growth. Episodes often thread memory, ethics, truth-telling, and community through nuanced discussions that bridge intellect and everyday action, with guests ranging from poets and theologians to journalists and policy thinkers. A notable strength is pairing rigorous analysis with accessible storytelling, helping listeners consider how ideas translate into practices that promote human flourishing. The format and guest mix likely attract listeners who value depth, civility, and practical wisdom amid complex social issues.

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2. Kristin Neff
3. Oliver Burkeman
4. The Hillbilly Thomists
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7. Father Timothy
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