
A podcast from CPYU (Center for Parent/Youth Understanding) discussing issues related to the world of youth culture, children, teens and young adults. Hosted by CPYU President Walt Mueller.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 218 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureKids & Family | |||

The number of parents expressing concerns and confusion regarding smartphones and screentime is on the rise. And as we learn more about what kids are seeing during screentime and what they are opting out of in order to spend time on screens, the worr... more
If we aren’t careful, social media can become a place where we can very easily indulge our sinful nature in ways that cause us to turn ourselves into little idols. We can become consumed with building our brand, bowing to the desires of our followers... more
Several years ago, a concerned father approached me during one of our CPYU seminars to pose this question: “How can I expect my 13-year-old son to hear the still small voice of Jesus with all those other voices out there calling him to come and follo... more
One of the great questions we face as Christians in today’s world is this: how do we lead young people to embrace biblical truth when the world they live in is obsessed with the "sovereignty of self"? They’re swimming in a culture of self-made truth,... more
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I’ve been listening since day one episode one, and Walt never disappoints. This is a great podcast for parents, youth workers, or anyone who wants to understand culture, it’s effects on our kids, and how to bridge the gap.
I have become an active listener and can’t get enough. The diversity in topics, the way that the hosts keep it upbeat and fun, and the depth that the different speakers bring is a blessing. I enjoy the engagement that is present, and I feel like I’m getting to know these individuals, almost as if they are speaking to me personally as I deal with different challenges in ministry, working with young people. So if you have the chance, take a listen, you will not be disappointed.
This is a FANTASTIC podcast for Christian parents trying to raise their kids with a Christian worldview. Expert speakers are interviewed by the always witty and wise, Walt Mueller and friends. Lots of topics relative to the cultural soup our kids are swimming in.
This is a timely and thoughtful podcast that tackles the issues that kids and families are facing today. Experts interviewing experts, great questions, and important information are packed into each episode. If you care about kids and the world in which they are growing up, this should be on your Top 5 List.
If you are at all concerned where culture is and where it is headed you need to listen to this.
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Focusing on the intersection of youth culture and parenting, the content often explores how contemporary cultural trends impact children and teenagers. Episodes engage with a variety of subjects such as mental health, identity, moral challenges, and the role of technology in youth lives. Discussions frequently feature insights from experienced professionals in youth ministry and psychology, addressing both the struggles and solutions faced by today's youth and those guiding them. Noteworthy is the podcast's commitment to providing biblical perspectives as a framework for understanding issues affecting youth today. This unique angle, alongside practical advice and expert interviews, likely resonates with anyone involved in youth work, parent... more
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Youth Culture Matters launched 10 years ago and published 218 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Youth Culture Matters include:
1. Jake Bier
2. Justin Poythress
3. Katie Polski
4. Rut Etheridge
5. Jody Livingston
6. Shelby Abbott
7. Monica Kim
8. Danny Kwon
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