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Ashley Hales

Editorial director for print at Christianity Today. Co-host of this episode.

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Dec 11, 2024 • 55min

My Favorite Books of 2024

In this discussion, Ashley Hales, former producer and current editorial director of print, dives into Russell Moore's favorite books of 2024. They explore how outsiders shape community dynamics and highlight themes of authenticity in relationships. Their conversation touches on the evolving narratives of parenting amid technology's challenges and the power of meaningful storytelling in today's fragmented world. Listeners are also invited to a live event celebrating literary achievements and discussions on contemporary influences.
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Jul 31, 2024 • 50min

Q+A: Christian Rootedness in an Age of Anxiety

Russell Moore, a leading voice in Christian ethics, joins Ashley Hales, a producer and writer focused on faith and culture, to tackle how Christians can remain steadfast during turbulent times. They dive into strategies for overcoming anxiety, especially as the election looms. The conversation touches on compassionate engagement with conspiracy theorists, the importance of teaching critical thinking to youth, and ethical workplace behavior. They also reflect on creating meaningful spaces for young men in the church and trusting in the reality of heaven amidst challenges.
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Oct 9, 2024 • 47min

Autocracy, Robots, & Outlaws

Ashley Hales, former producer and now editorial director at Christianity Today, shares her literary insights and passion for reading. She and Russell Moore dive into themes like authoritarianism explored in 'Autocracy, Inc.' and the balance of community and technology in contemporary poetry. They also discuss the cultural impact of country music outlaws like Willie Nelson, highlighting their authentic storytelling. With mentions of exciting new books and reflections on personal healing, this conversation is a captivating blend of literature, ethics, and artistry.