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    Roundtable: The Lindsay Clancy Mistrial, Alix Earle, and 9/11

    11/09/2026 | 57 min
    Three Big Conversations:
    Polymarket bettors made money off the Lindsay Clancy mistrial- 05:21
    an immersive history project is about to recap 9/11 for an audience who can't remember it - 28:28
    Alix Earle's reality show focuses on her family - 38:06
    Meme of the Week: "We'll Drive A Funky Ehh" - 00:48
    In Other News: - 51:50
    Teens are reading plenty of texts, but maybe not the kind of texts we'd wish for. A new assessment found that reading slumped to its very lowest levels this century, with a surge in screen time linked to the decline. Goodbye Shakespeare. A recent article in The Guardian made the case that the podcast "Girls Gone Bible" is basically the conservative Christian version of Alex Cooper's "Call Her Daddy" podcast.Olivia Rodrigo has officially entered her LEGO era. She is the first musician to have multiple LEGO sets based around her music, with 5 builds inspired by her albums and some of her most iconic tour moments. We wouldn't be surprised if these start showing up on Christmas lists! Apple is making foldable iPhones now. Grab one on October 23 for the low, low price of $1,999. When asked his favorite book in an interview with his wife Hailey, Justin Bieber said, "The Bible." Same.
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    CT: The Lindsay Clancy Mistrial, Alix Earle, and 9/11

    11/09/2026 | 9 min
    Alix Earle's reality show focuses on her family, Polymarket bettors made money off the Lindsay Clancy mistrial, and an immersive history project is about to recap 9/11 for an audience who can't remember it.
    Meme of the Week: "We'll Drive A Funky Ehh"
    In Other News:
    Teens are reading plenty of texts, but maybe not the kind of texts we'd wish for. A new assessment found that reading slumped to its very lowest levels this century, with a surge in screen time linked to the decline. Goodbye Shakespeare. A recent article in The Guardian made the case that the podcast "Girls Gone Bible" is basically the conservative Christian version of Alex Cooper's "Call Her Daddy" podcast.Olivia Rodrigo has officially entered her LEGO era. She is the first musician to have multiple LEGO sets based around her music, with 5 builds inspired by her albums and some of her most iconic tour moments. We wouldn't be surprised if these start showing up on Christmas lists! Apple is making foldable iPhones now. Grab one on October 23 for the low, low price of $1,999. When asked his favorite book in an interview with his wife Hailey, Justin Bieber said, "The Bible." Same.
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    The Gospel of Risk-Taking: What Gambling Apps Get Wrong (and Right) with Abby Perry

    08/09/2026 | 31 min
    Abby Perry is a writer, editor, researcher, and reporter based in Texas. She has collaborated with Bustle, Christianity Today, The Gospel Coalition, Sojourners, Christ and Pop Culture, and Common Good Magazine, among many other organizations. She is also a mom of two boys. And she was the lead writer and researcher for our new Parent's Guide to Betting Apps (coming soon), which we'll be talking about today. 
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    Roundtable: Intuition vs. Anxiety, Gen Z Foragers, and Nimrod Workman

    04/09/2026 | 51 min
    Three Big Conversations:
    Gen Z is discovering that intuition is not the same as anxiety - 13:45
    poor dead Nimrod Workman never stood a chance - 29:22
    the foraging trend is more than just a recession indicator - 37:40
    Song of the Week: "serena joy" - 00:46
    Click here for the lyrics.
    Click here to watch the Conversation Starter episode on analog hobbies amongst teens.
    Click here to read the article about Gen Z and foraging from Dazed.
    In Other News: - 47:18
    People on TikTok are wondering if their boyfriends can read. A new trend involves women filming their boyfriends as they attempt to say words like "epitome," "fuchsia," or "paradigm" correctly. Pumpkin spice is over. Matcha and chai seem to be outperforming the once-beloved fall beverage. Other novelty flavors like miso-caramel, brown-butter honey and smoked butterscotch are also crowding out the once-beloved PSL, according to The Washington Post. Searches for CD players are up 96% since July, The Guardian reports. Demand for CD recordings of artists like Olivia Rodrigo, Ariana Grande, and Olivia Dean is driving the skyrocketing demand. Professional gamers, also called esports players, are dealing with injuries similar to those of assembly-line workers: hand and wrist pain, carpal tunnel syndrome, and tendonitis. A new term just dropped. A "meat proxy" is someone who shares AI-generated text with somebody without reading it—operating as the go-between for the other person and the AI system, according to Business Insider (paywall).
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    CT: Intuition vs. Anxiety, Gen Z Foragers, and Nimrod Workman

    03/09/2026 | 13 min
    Gen Z is discovering that intuition is not the same as anxiety, poor dead Nimrod Workman never stood a chance, and the foraging trend is more than just a recession indicator.
    Song of the Week: "serena joy"
    Click here for the lyrics.
    Click here to watch the Conversation Starter episode on analog hobbies amongst teens.
    Click here to read the article about Gen Z and foraging from Dazed.
    In Other News:
    People on TikTok are wondering if their boyfriends can read. A new trend involves women filming their boyfriends as they attempt to say words like "epitome," "fuchsia," or "paradigm" correctly. Pumpkin spice is over. Matcha and chai seem to be outperforming the once-beloved fall beverage. Other novelty flavors like miso-caramel, brown-butter honey and smoked butterscotch are also crowding out the once-beloved PSL, according to The Washington Post. Searches for CD players are up 96% since July, The Guardian reports. Demand for CD recordings of artists like Olivia Rodrigo, Ariana Grande, and Olivia Dean is driving the skyrocketing demand. Professional gamers, also called esports players, are dealing with injuries similar to those of assembly-line workers: hand and wrist pain, carpal tunnel syndrome, and tendonitis. A new term just dropped. A "meat proxy" is someone who shares AI-generated text with somebody without reading it—operating as the go-between for the other person and the AI system, according to Business Insider (paywall).
    memes about World War 3.
     
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Each week on Axis Conversations, we survey cultural trends, host expert interviews, and answer listener questions to help parents and caring adults understand and disciple the next generation
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