Casper ter Kuile discusses the changing spiritual landscape, the challenges faced in prestigious schools, and the complexity of Gen Z spirituality. They also talk about creating spaces for deep connection, building diverse spiritual communities, and the power of rituals in deepening spiritual practice.

Author Casper ter Kuile, passionate about rituals, discusses the importance of intention, attention, and repetition in everyday practices. They explore using Harry Potter as a tool for self-reflection and delve into the sacredness of texts and community connection.

Casper ter Kuile and Bob Moesta discuss the shift in religious affiliation through Jobs to Be Done theory. They explore why younger generations are moving away from organized religion and hiring alternative communities like Crossfit. They also touch on the importance of vulnerability and shared experiences in modern support networks like the Dinner Party, and how unconventional spiritual practices are replacing traditional religious structures.