Dr. Anthony Bradley discusses how college fraternities can shape great men by reviving virtues. Contrasting heroic and disordered masculinity, he explores the potential of fraternities to instill positive values and offers principles for their transformation.

Dr. Anthony Bradley discusses raising boys, masculinity, and Jordan Peterson. Topics include roughhousing, fatherhood impact on behavior, challenges faced by boys today, Christian political identity, and the influence of mentors on children's lives.

John Pinheiro, Director of Research at the Acton Institute, Anthony Bradley, a distinguished research fellow, and Dylan Pahman, executive editor of the Journal of Markets and Morality, dive into the surprising outcomes of the 2024 U.S. elections. They analyze demographic shifts and the impact of family values on voting behavior. The discussion also touches on changing religious voting patterns and economic challenges influencing voter sentiment, highlighting the evolving strategies within the major political parties amid increasing polarization.

Dr. Anthony Bradley discusses evangelical church struggles to attract men, highlighting the matrilineal nature of evangelicalism. They explore challenges facing young men in education and society, emphasizing the need for meaningful connections and third spaces. The podcast also addresses the disconnect between evangelical churches and young men seeking practical advice, suggesting a reimagining of men's ministry and conferences.

Join John Pinheiro, Director of Research at the Acton Institute, Anthony Bradley, a Distinguished Research Fellow, and Dylan Pahman, Executive Editor of the Journal of Markets and Morality, as they dissect the surprising outcomes of the 2024 U.S. Presidential Election. They analyze shifts in voter demographics, particularly among religious and Latino voters. The group also explores the disconnect between political elites and everyday citizens, and delves into the urgent need for reform within American political institutions as parties strive to reconnect with constituents.