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Hi Kids! Reasoned Conversations in a Divided Generation

A Christian podcast equipping families to navigate conflict, estrangement, and cultural tension through Scripture rather than slogans. In a time when serious words are used lightly and division escalates quickly, we slow the conversation down to seek clarity.

Podcast · By Jack and Tricia · American English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Aug 30, 2026

    S1-E29: Its the End...Sort Of (opens the original)

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    We've been away for a bit due to competing priorities; we're back now, but some changes are coming. Tune in to hear what's been going on and where things are going now. . . Estranged and Rearranged: https://open.spotify.com/episode/2FK4ZCm9884HQrNDwntwHQ?si=HY7LbRhXSd6317X71CcfQA&utm_source=copy-link

  2. Episode · Jul 20, 2026

    S1-E28: My Story and the Questions It Forced Me to Ask (opens the original)

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    Family estrangement is becoming increasingly common, yet few people are willing to talk openly about it. In this deeply personal first episode, I share my family's story—not to assign blame or ask listeners to choose sides, but to begin an honest conversation about one of the most painful realities many families face today. Along the way, I reflect on what God has taught me through grief, repentance, and hope, and I explain why my personal journey led me to ask a much bigger question: How did we

  3. Episode · Jul 12, 2026

    S1-E27: The Social Media Illusion: Known, Connected, or Controlled? (opens the original)

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    In this episode, we explore how social media is reshaping our minds, relationships, and culture. From the neuroscience behind endless scrolling to the illusion of connection, we examine why so many of us crave likes, followers, and online validation—and what that pursuit may be costing us. Drawing on Austin's decades in law enforcement, the conversation also uncovers a side of social media that many overlook: how the personal information we freely share can become a roadmap for anyone seeking to

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