Kristen Tideman
Collaborator and longtime friend of the host who contributes expertise and personal reflection on existential psychology and religious change in the episode; listed in episode metadata as the featured guest.
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Feb 13, 2026 • 31min
C. S. Lewis's "The Great Divorce" (Part 3) (#379)
Kristen Tideman, recurring conversational partner who blends psychology and religion, joins to unpack C. S. Lewis’s chapters 6–9. They probe ghosts who act as their own defense lawyers. Conversations hit conspiracy thinking, victim mindsets, outsourced happiness, and how good things can feel unbearable without capacity.
Mar 16, 2026 • 1h 16min
When Old Systems Stop Working: Anxious Times, Part 2 (#387)
Kristen Tideman, a longtime collaborator who studies existential psychology and religious change, joins to explore why current anxiety reflects large-scale boundary situations. They unpack fracturing shared reality, three overlapping crises reshaping life, and how hitting limits can open new possibilities. Conversations include therapy tools for navigating the uncontrollable and ways to reclaim values amid religious transition.
Feb 5, 2026 • 41min
C. S. Lewis's "The Great Divorce" (Part 2) (#377)
Kristen Tideman, writer and conversation partner who brings theological and psychological perspectives. They probe Chapter 5’s unsettling questions about self-deception and intellectual Christianity. Short takes on limits, discipline, and how existential therapy frames meaningful commitment. The tone, theological assumptions, and claims about apostasy get frank critique.
