In this discussion, Bishop Robert Barron emphasizes the cultural necessity of reconnecting with the moral foundations of Christianity. Dr. Douglas Hedley explores the philosophical implications of sacrifice and love in the Gospels. Master storyteller Gregg Hurwitz intertwines literary analysis with the profound narratives presented. Jonathan Pageau highlights the beauty of Gospel patterns, while Dr. Dennis Prager discusses the Gospels' historical significance. The guests collectively illuminate themes of motherhood, divine authority, and the transformative power of Jesus' life and teachings.

In a captivating discussion, John Vervaeke, a Professor of cognitive science and Buddhist psychology at the University of Toronto, shares his transformative encounter with a personal daimon, reshaping his view on consciousness. They explore ancient wisdom from Platonism and the significance of archetypes like Hermes in personal growth. Vervaeke dives into self-transcendence, the duality of time, and the meaning crisis, urging listeners to reconcile modern realities with philosophical insights, ultimately highlighting the path to deeper self-awareness.

Join Joanna Kavenna as she hosts a thought-provoking discussion with Frank Furedi, an expert in risk and sociology, John Vervaeke, a renowned psychology professor, and Isabel Millar, a specialist in philosophy and psychoanalysis. They explore the paradoxes of self-knowledge, debating whether self-reflection is inherently beneficial or potentially harmful. The conversation delves into the impacts of modern individualism, the relationship between language and identity, and the balance of free will in a tech-dominated society, challenging viewers to rethink their understanding of the self.