Show Notes
We’ve made it to the end of another amazing year on the podcast — all thanks to you, our listeners! We loved exploring the ideas that shape our lives with you this year!
In this episode, Seth (our podcast host and video producer at The Veritas Forum) shares some stats from the podcast in 2024 and our top three episodes of the year. We feature excerpts from Molly Worthen (UNC), Jonathan Haidt (NYU), Andy Crouch (Praxis), Wendy Suzuki (NUY), and Arthur Brooks (Harvard).
Listen to Changing My Mind: A Skeptical Professor Meets a Surprising God | Molly Worthen
Listen to Hey Siri, How Do I Find Myself? A Conversation on Spirituality & Technology | Haidt & Crouch
Listen to Happier Doctor—Healthier Patient? | Arthur Brooks & Bernard Chang
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