The Good Question Podcast

Our society has specific expectations of men. In order to know where these expectations come from, it is important to look deeper into the conditioning that exists in young boys so that we can bring up a new generation of strong, emotionally intelligent men.  In this episode, we are joined by Joseph Warren. Joseph is the voice behind the top-rated podcasts "Your First $100K" and "Broken Catholic"...

Joining today is Jason Brennan, a philosopher and business professor. Jason is currently the Robert J. and Elizabeth Flanagan Family Professor of Strategy, Economics, Ethics, and Public Policy at the McDonough School of Business, Georgetown University. In this episode, Jason discusses the philosophy of economics and society – questioning polarizing issues concerning democracy.  Listen now as Jason...

Hearing from the people of democracy is what allows our societies to thrive. With the help of organizations like The Sortition Foundation, citizens are being empowered to connect with democracy in a hands-on way.  Joining us on this episode is Rich Rippin. As a Project Manager at The Sortition Foundation, he is a part of a team that is recruiting participants to engage in citizens' assemblies in o...

With all of the information available about our health online, we are constantly exposed to conflicting facts. Because of this, many medical experts are dedicated to seeking the truth and educating people with accurate information. Dr. John Poothullil is one of these experts pioneering the road to widely available medical accuracy. Dr. Poothullil is the author of Your Health Is at Risk: How to Nav...

On this podcast, we are joined by David Berlinski, who is a widely published author and academic mind. He is here to talk about his most recent literary work, Human Nature , as well as his other books that discuss topics such as the scientific method and mathematics. With an extensive background in academics, David Berlinski has used this knowledge to fuel his writing ventures in a strikingly soph...

Joining us once again is Greg Glaser, a health freedom lawyer in California who is dedicated to the preservation of constitutional rights, especially in the wake of COVID vaccination issues.  Today, Greg Glaser discusses the topic of vaccination skepticism as well as the "Nice Act" , which is a federal bill that he helped write which seeks to prevent mandatory vaccinations across the country for a...

In the days where this pandemic and global conflict continue to foster difficulty in life, it can be hard to uncover any positivity in the challenging days we are going through. Given this, it can be helpful to look to individuals who are promoting a message of encouragement and understanding. Max Lucado is a pastor, speaker, and best-selling author seeking to nurture hope through Biblical message...

Dimension, sphere, field … Whatever you want to call it, could there be something beyond this physical world we're accustomed to? And if so, could it be the place that our personalities, memories, and energies go after physical death? Tune in to explore these questions and discover: About what percentage of people who claim to speak to the dead actually have that ability The most common form and m...

The concern of climate change is an incredibly poignant topic in today's society. Often politicized, it can be difficult to get a clear picture of exactly what is going on at a scientific level, making it a dividing issue in our civilization.  Dr. Patrick Frank is a scientific affiliate at the SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory, and with a background as an experimental chemist, he has turned his...

"Until you know yourself, you cannot give yourself." This is a mantra that Juan Lee, author of the book, "Love Made Simple", uses to coach his ideology on love. In his book, he outlines the power of the principles of love and the authentic self.  In addition to being an author, Lee is a life coach and the founder of the nonprofit organization Clear Journey, which allows people to have access to th...

The human attention span is an incredibly complex system, and it seems that now more than ever, society's ability to focus is becoming increasingly challenging. This "attention crisis" has piqued the interest of Johann Hari, a New York Times Best Selling Author who just released his new book, Stolen Focus . Stolen Focus examines why our attention is collapsing, and what we can do to get it back. J...

In a world where it seems like there is constantly a battle between good and evil, it can be hard to find light in the darkness. As difficult as it is, there are people out there determined to make a difference and bring positive change into the world. Kevin Sorbo is one of these people. As an actor, producer, and director, he has been a part of movies like "God's Not Dead" and "Let There Be Light...

Can we find answers to today's problems by looking back at the teachings of Jesus and the Christian faith? By reflecting on the past, we may be able to begin healing the future. Press play to learn: The questions to ask of Christianity going forward What makes a truly successful activist How the question "who are you?" can give insight Dr. Walter Fluker, a member of the faculty of theology at Bost...

How does religion affect society? It's an intriguing question.  No matter what your religious status may be, it is undeniable that religion has played a large role in the formation of modern civilization. The closer we look at different religious origins, the more context we can get about the inherent societal structures that are in place around us today.  Dr. Yair Lior is a professor of Religious...

We all have ambitions and aspirations, but sometimes getting there can feel like an insurmountable journey that we don't know how to start.  Payal Kadakia, founder of ClassPass, and author of LifePass: Drop Your Limits is an entrepreneur that focuses her attention on coaching other people on how to bring their goals to fruition. Growing up in New Jersey as the daughter of Indian immigrants, Payal...

Are camels more than just cargo carriers and zoo exhibits? They may be much more complex creatures than given credit for with incredible physical capacities and good-natured demeanors. Press play to find answers to these questions: What sets wild camels apart How China has helped and hurt camel conservation The benefits of camels as opposed to horses John Hare, an explorer, conservationist, and au...

No matter what your religious beliefs may be, there's no question that you've at least considered the great mystery that surrounds us. This is an ancient and deeply complex field of thought that requires patience and thoughtful consideration. In this week's episode, we are joined by Jim Kanaris, Associate Professor of Philosophy of Religion at McGill University. Given his extensive knowledge in re...

Is Buddhist philosophy a remedy for strife in the modern world? Through a set of core tenets, it can help bring great insight to life. Listen in to learn: The central ideals of Buddhist philosophy What is meant by "suffering" Why Buddhism is appealing in the modern world Eyal Aviv, an Assistant Professor at the Columbian College of Arts & Sciences, shares his experience with Buddhist tradition and...

How have Cultural influences around the world shaped Hinduism? Through the exportation of multiple cultures and other factors like the "brain drain" in India, Hinduism has gained many facets worldwide. Listen up to learn: What the Diasporas refer to Where one of the most significant Hindu temples is in the U.S. What major movements exist in the world today Frank J. Korom, A Professor of Religion a...

Religious conflict has existed in our civilization for millennia, and the complexities of why and how remain very difficult questions to answer.  Professor Robert Eisen is a Professor of Religion and Judaic Studies at George Washington University in Washington DC. He focuses his most recent research on peace and violence in religion, the history behind it, and how to achieve the possibility of pea...

Why can trauma be so debilitating? Through a lack of understanding of the reality around us, healing can be hard to come by. Listen in to learn: How Dr. Allender came into his field of work How to engage with people who have suffered abuse  How Dr. Allender's system works Dr. Dan Allender, the founder of the Allender Center, shares his method for assisting folks who have been the victims of abuse...

How do modern-day humans compare to medieval ones? Unique ideas explored on today's show might turn your perceptions upside down. Press play to learn more and discover: How the rise of the printing press changed prayer practices How modern-day values are expressed even in the architecture that dominates our skylines In what ways modern-day humans can be seen as idolaters Rachel Fulton Brown is an...

Despite differing religious views, can Hinduism and the Muslim faith find more common ground than expected? With shared shrine spaces, cooperation and collaboration os more common than some may think. Listen up to learn: What has made relations between religions tense recently The first legal steps being taken in India to exclude Muslims A possible solution for the religious conflict Anand V. Tane...

Can differing viewpoints and philosophies on life be brought together to bring a deeper understanding of the world? Rather than keeping schools of thought separate from each other, true understanding relies on asking questions of differing beliefs. Press play to learn: Why answering religious questions with math and science makes sense What scripture can offer about the future How differing religi...

What makes the church such a fantastic platform for community change? Due to their importance and presence in the community, churches offer a platform and forum to listen to the community and advocate for a solution. Listen up to learn: What it means to be a good church leader How the church helps solve community issues Why the church promotes agency among its congregation Rev. Dr. David G. Latimo...