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    Roundtable: Gerwig's Narnia, Sports Betting, and Iced Lattes in Job Interviews

    25/09/2026 | 48 min
    Three Big Conversations:
    Generations are divided over bringing iced coffee to job interviews - 6:33
    new details about Greta Gerwig's adaptation of Narnia are making some fans uncomfortable - 21:01
    sports betting is being called "the new opioid crisis." - 33:20
    Meme of the Week: Verity - 1:08
    Click → Parent Guide to Sports Betting
    Click → The Conversation Starter
    Click → The Gospel of Risk-Taking: What Gambling Apps Get Wrong (and Right) with Abby Perry
    In Other News: - 45:34
    Taylor Swift released four new songs today as part of her The Life of a Showgirl: The Encore album, including a song called "Cleveland!" CNN, MS NOW, and Politico are suing the Trump administration on First Amendment grounds to regain White House access. President Trump said the ban was due to "negative coverage." After 23 weeks, Ella Langley's song "Choosin' Texas" has been crowned the longest-running No. 1 U.S. hit of all time. A new app called ScrollEd is turning textbooks into TikTok-inspired FYP feeds full of summaries and micro-quizzes. Purple, plaid, and zebra print are in for fall, according to InStyle. Skinny jeans are also back. We're sorry.
     
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    CT: Gerwig's Narnia, Sports Betting, and Iced Lattes in Job Interviews

    24/09/2026 | 9 min
    Generations are divided over bringing iced coffee to job interviews, new details about Greta Gerwig's adaptation of Narnia are making some fans uncomfortable, and sports betting is being called "the new opioid crisis."
    Meme of the Week: Verity
    Click → Parent Guide to Sports Betting
    Click → The Conversation Starter
    Click → The Gospel of Risk-Taking: What Gambling Apps Get Wrong (and Right) with Abby Perry
    In Other News:
    Taylor Swift released four new songs today as part of her The Life of a Showgirl: The Encore album, including a song called "Cleveland!" CNN, MS NOW, and Politico are suing the Trump administration on First Amendment grounds to regain White House access. President Trump said the ban was due to "negative coverage." After 23 weeks, Ella Langley's song "Choosin' Texas" has been crowned the longest-running No. 1 U.S. hit of all time. A new app called ScrollEd is turning textbooks into TikTok-inspired FYP feeds full of summaries and micro-quizzes. Purple, plaid, and zebra print are in for fall, according to InStyle. Skinny jeans are also back. We're sorry.
     
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    → Check out the podcast now on our YouTube Channel!
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    → For more Axis resources, go to axis.org.
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    Roundtable: Another Sydney Sweeney Ad, Charlie Kirk Memes, and Why Kids Don't Want to Be Influencers

    18/09/2026 | 49 min
    Three Big Conversations:
    Sydney Sweeney released a borderline pornographic commercial for Novig - 3:18
    what the memes about Charlie Kirk may really mean - 19:52
    why not every tween wants to grow up to be a YouTuber.
    - 33:20
    Resource of the Week: "Breaking the Algorithm" - 00:46
    → Click here to watch the first episode
    → Click here to read the discussion guide
    In Other News: - 46:38
    Whispering the phrase "go play" has become a way to tell someone to leave you alone, with the implication that they are being childish. 

    Rapper Macklemore was removed from being the opening act for Ed Sheeran's tour after saying "Free Palestine" from the stage. 

    The comedy-horror series Widow's Bay dominated the Emmys this past Monday, taking home 14 total awards—including the top prize for the comedy genre, Outstanding Comedy Series. 

    A recent study from the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression asked college students whether violence was an acceptable way to stop controversial speakers. 3% said "always," 12% said "sometimes," and 16% said "rarely." These numbers are down from last year, in which 34% total agreed that violence may sometimes be acceptable. 

    The indie band Bon Iver has apparently written a jingle to help promote "meatloaf dippers" at Howard's Bar in Minnesota.

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  • Axis Conversations

    CT: Another Sydney Sweeney Ad, Charlie Kirk Memes, and Why Kids Don't Want to Be Influencers

    17/09/2026 | 8 min
    Sydney Sweeney released a borderline pornographic commercial for Novig, what the memes about Charlie Kirk may really mean, and why not every tween wants to grow up to be a YouTuber.
    Resource of the Week: "Breaking the Algorithm"
    → Click here to watch the first episode
    → Click here to read the discussion guide
    In Other News:
    Whispering the phrase "go play" has become a way to tell someone to leave you alone, with the implication that they are being childish. 

    Rapper Macklemore was removed from being the opening act for Ed Sheeran's tour after saying "Free Palestine" from the stage. 

    The comedy-horror series Widow's Bay dominated the Emmys this past Monday, taking home 14 total awards—including the top prize for the comedy genre, Outstanding Comedy Series. 

    A recent study from the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression asked college students whether violence was an acceptable way to stop controversial speakers. 3% said "always," 12% said "sometimes," and 16% said "rarely." These numbers are down from last year, in which 34% total agreed that violence may sometimes be acceptable. 

    The indie band Bon Iver has apparently written a jingle to help promote "meatloaf dippers" at Howard's Bar in Minnesota.

    🎧 Listen / Follow / Connect
    → Become a monthly donor today, join the Table.
    → Check out the podcast now on our YouTube Channel!
    → Get your question on Ask Axis! Send in your questions to ask@axis.org.
    → For more Axis resources, go to axis.org.
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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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    → For more Axis resources, go to axis.org.
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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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