Collin Garbarino

Collin Garbarino, the world arts and culture editor, joins to discuss Gen Z's complicated relationship with marriage, revealing their desire for commitment but confusion over its purpose. He highlights how modern views have shifted marriage from a divine intention to personal fulfillment. In a review of "Wicked: For Good," Collin contrasts its darker tone with the original, noting less enjoyable musical numbers and more mature content. Lastly, thoughtful listener feedback touches on topics from AI relationships to global perspectives on border policy.

Joining the conversation are John Stonestreet, President of the Colson Center, who critiques Australia’s social media ban on under-16s and its potential impact on teens. Collin Garbarino reviews the thought-provoking documentary The Perfect Neighbor, exploring its unique approach to controversial laws. Peter Mead shares insightful reflections on the Incarnation during Advent, highlighting how God’s plan involved unexpected characters. Together, they dive into how faith intersects with contemporary culture.

Katie McCoy, an insightful author and speaker, delves into the recent surge of violence and the complexities of abortion messaging in today’s cultural climate. Collin Garbarino, an arts commentator, critiques the latest Avatar film, noting its repetitive nature despite some improvements. George Grant, a wordsmith, explores the fascinating origins of Christmas vocabulary, offering a linguistic celebration of the season. Additionally, Peter Mead reflects on Luke's account of the Incarnation, providing a rich understanding of the nativity narrative.