Goodmakers Podcast with Paul Anleitner

In this insightful conversation, Brad Edwards, co-host of the Post Everything podcast, joins Paul Anleitner to discuss the shift from postmodernity to metamodernity. They explore the implications of this transition, referencing iconic films like 'The Matrix' and 'Fight Club' to illustrate the journey from cynicism to post-cynical hope. The duo dives into the multiverse concept in 'Into the Spider-Verse', advocating for humility in discussing faith and personal narratives. They also analyze cultural narratives, highlighting a shift from irony to sincerity in modern storytelling.

In this discussion, futurist and philosopher Jordan Hall reflects on his journey from seeking to save civilization to finding solace in a small country church. He explores the complex dynamics of rising and falling civilizations and the need for discernment in a landscape filled with misinformation. Hall shares insights on faith as an experiential journey, drawing parallels with activities like surfing. He emphasizes the importance of genuine community connections in navigating life's chaos and enhancing one's spiritual path.

Ian Harber is the author of Walking Through Deconstruction: How to be a Companion in a Crisis of Faith. https://www.amazon.com/Walking-Through-Deconstruction-Companion-Crisis/dp/1514008564   ___________________________ Deep Talks is a listener-supported podcast. Become a Patreon member today and receive bonus episodes, Q & A opportunities, and more! https://www.patreon.com/c/deeptalkstheologypodcast

I recently joined Christian Baxter and the Yours Truly Podcast to discuss how the meaning crisis is leading to our post-cynical vibe shift. ------ Deep Talks is a listener-supported podcast. Become a Patreon member today and receive bonus episodes, Q & A opportunities, and more! https://www.patreon.com/c/deeptalkstheologypodcast

Join philosopher John Vervaeke and existential psychologist Clay Routledge as they explore the pivotal role of storytelling in shaping identity and meaning. They dive into how modern nostalgia connects us to our cultural past while cautioning against the pitfalls of groupthink. The duo examines how generational shifts influence our narratives, especially for today’s youth grappling with existential questions. Tying it all together, they emphasize the importance of shared stories in fostering community and finding purpose in an increasingly complex world.

Annie Crawford, co-founder of Vine Classical Community and a notable writer on C.S. Lewis, dives into the relevance of his 'Space Trilogy' amidst today's cultural challenges. She explores themes of masculinity and femininity, linking space travel to Christian ideals. The discussion highlights the clash between materialism and spirituality, and how these ideas resonate with modern pursuits like space exploration. Crawford draws parallels to our current technological myths, suggesting that Lewis's insights provide guidance for navigating contemporary moral dilemmas.

Parker Settecase is the host of  @ParkersPensees  and  @ParkerNotes  In this episode, we discuss the rise of cynicism and deconstruction in pop culture, the philosophical roots of these postmodern shifts, and what may be coming next in the hero's stories of our culture.   Deep Talks is a listener-supported podcast. Become a Patreon member today and receive bonus episodes, Q & A opportunities, and more! https://www.patreon.com/c/deeptalkstheologypodcast

Jason Moody is the creator of Angel Studios brand-new fantasy anime series Gabriel and the Guardians, which tells an incredible fantasy story inspired by the book of Genesis, the book of Enoch, and the mythological context of the Ancient Near East. It's part Chronicles of Narnia, part Similrillion, part Dragon Ball Z, and it's deeply informed by the biblical scholarship you'd find in from Michael Heiser, John Walton, and the Bible Project. Jason Moody is the Founder and Creative Director of Colossul Studios and the visionary creator behind the highly anticipated animated series, Gabriel and the Guardians. In this episode, Paul Anleitner discusses with Jason Moody the strange contextual world of the Bible and how he was inspired to create a fantasy series that could explore some of that world and some of the deepest ideas of the Bible.   Deep Talks is a listener-supported podcast. Become a Patreon member today and receive bonus episodes, Q & A opportunities, and more! https://www.patreon.com/c/deeptalkstheologypodcast