The Old Code

This is the first installation of my exposition on the problem. I don't want to just talk about problems on this podcast but my hope is to be able to move forward into solutions from here. I've included sources for all the statistics I've mentioned. Moloch https://www.newworldencyclopedia.org/entry/Moloch https://allthatsinteresting.com/moloch Marriage Rate by decade by decade https://...

Wanted to keep this one a touch shorter but I felt it necessary to touch on the next couple weeks for this podcast and the desire to make certain the media we are consuming is worthwhile. It's Christmas week so please spend this time with loved ones.

Last week we looked out how we structure our cities as a society, today the hope is to explore how we have and currently structure our time as a culture and society. I feel like my thoughts were a bit messy in this one, so I do hope that I am clear in my intentions and communication. Documents I mention in this episode are: The Spiritual Exercises of Ignatius of Loyola, the book of Common Prayer,...

Today we dive into the topic of how we apply and use our rights and privileges. We talk about how our strengths always point toward something we ought to do. I hope you enjoy this episode.

Today we're talking about how the physical layout of our communities communicates truths and how we derive authority. I hope you can take away some encouraging perspectives on how to discern the true, good, and beautiful in the world.

What virtues are absolutely necessary for leadership? What does it take to be an actual good man. I would suggest that you need these 5 primary cardinal virtues if you wish to be any sort of leader.

In this fourth episode, we discuss how the mind became the seat of personhood for western culture and how social media has effectively highjacked that cultural assumption. Here's the link for a similar study which I mentioned during the podcast: https://neurosciencenews.com/zoom-conversations-social-neuroscience-24996/

Last week we explored the three transcendentals that really made the classical world tick. This week we explore what modernity holds as its foundational principles. What was once transcendental is now utterly visceral and self-centered. Let me know what you think, and I hope this episode can stir you up to action and hope for tomorrow.

My aim in this podcast is to discuss and define what we mean when we say "true, good, and beautiful". What does it mean for something to be beautiful? Why is objective truth so important? I hope this episode stirs you to further contemplation.

This first episode is just aiming to lay the groundwork and expectations for what to come of this podcast. I'll explain what this podcast is and what it is not. I'll be working on establishing a contact for anyone who would like to reach out in the future.