Can work be meaningful even if it’s mundane? How do I know what work I’m called to do? Is work something that we have to do because of the fall of humanity? Jim Spiegel and Professor Dan Dorani discuss tough questions about finding meaning in your work. They both share stories of how they found their calling and encourage all of us to think about our work through the lens of serving others and making the world better.

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Resources from this episode:

+Working with Dan Doriani Podcast

+Dr. Daniel M. Doriani Bio from Covenant Theological Seminary

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https://www.thekaloscenter.org/podcast/dan-doriani

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How does our understanding of freedom, virtue, and community shape the American experience? Jim Spiegel sits down with Don Eberly to examine the crucial links between civic life, family structure, and the pursuit of the common good. Don Eberly draws from his experience in government, post-war reconstruction in Iraq and Afghanistan, and his work with the National Fatherhood Initiative to explore the foundations of social renewal.

They discuss the challenges of individualism, the crisis of fatherlessness, the urgent need for moral renewal in today's society, and much more. Join us!

Resources from this episode:

+ Don Eberly Website

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https://www.thekaloscenter.org/podcast/don-eberly

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If you haven’t listened to the first part of our conversation with Ben Crenshaw, listen to that here. Jim and Ben continue today discussing how “free speech” definitions have changed in the last thirty years and what we find ourselves up against in this modern political climate. Ben shares the founders’ intentions for speech, distinguishing between injurious and non-injurious speech as well as the crucial role of virtue in sustaining a republic. This episode addresses the erosion of constitutional principles and the rise of unchecked expression, prompting listeners to consider the responsibilities of public discourse. Join us for this important issue!

Resources from this episode:

+ Ben Crenshaw Academia Articles

+ On X: @‌benrcrenshaw

+ Author at American Reformer

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https://www.thekaloscenter.org/podcast/liberty

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