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 | Weekly | Episodes | 188 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureKids & Family |
One of my go-to sources for information and thoughtful analysis on today’s youth culture is social psychologist, Jonathan Haidt. In his newest book, The Anxious Generation, Haidt offers insights and practical responses to the mental health epidemic s... more
How can we teach our children and teens to live out their faith and devotion to Jesus Christ in a culture that is largely ignorant of and even averse to the Gospel? One powerful teaching tool which we oftentimes overlook are the stories we can pass o... more
How can we best care for and love our kids as they navigate life in a confusing culture that encourages questioning whether or not they were born in the right body? As Christians, we are called to root our convictions on identity and gender in the un... more
This episode was originally released on April 26, 2023. 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.
If you are at all concerned where culture is and where it is headed you need to listen to this.
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.
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.
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