Out of the Cave

Jonathan Sanford, Ph.D., the tenth president of the University of Dallas, shares insights from his journey in philosophy and academia. He discusses balancing family life with work and the importance of hard work and discipline. Sanford emphasizes removing distractions to maximize education and encourages setting high goals for personal growth. He also shares his views on the role of philosophy in life, fatherhood, and the significance of accountability in personal and professional development.

In this episode, we talk about John’s new book, Beyond Mars and Venus: Relationship Skills for Today’s Complex World. We discuss how men and women can approach relationships by first getting to know and understand their own psychology and physiology to better the health and happiness of their relationships. John Gray is the author of Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus as well as numerous other books in the areas of health and relationships. He has been speaking, teaching, and coaching all over the world for over 40 years. I hope you enjoy this episode and get something out of it as I did. Useful Links: https://marsvenus.com/

In this episode, Dave and I discuss the Charismatic movement in the Catholic Church, the gifts of the Holy Spirit, how temperament comes into play, and how to know you have an authentic gift. I hope you enjoy this episode and get something out of it as I did. Useful Links: https://www.davenevins.com/personalities/ https://personality.davenevins.com/main/4-temperaments.htm https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeMq5bF1RCxwIjHVAn8K3IQ/featured https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1vz5AH0CIMHi9i54Az2Odg

In this episode, Dr. Kreeft discusses the role of philosophy in ordinary life, asking skeptical questions, understanding the nature of God, and what true love really is. I hope you enjoy this episode and get something out of it as I did.

In this episode, J. Lee talks about his crucible relationships, the value of mentorship, how to have an abundant marriage, and how to begin finding your natural gifts and talents. I hope you enjoy this episode and get something out of it as I did.

In this episode, Dwight and I discuss the growing political unrest in the country, why we have the electoral college, how losing Ruth Bader Ginsburg would change the balance of the Supreme Court, and the value of having a good education. I hope you enjoy this episode and get something out of it as I did.

In this episode, Don Samuels talks about race relations in America, how he believes poverty is contained in the inner cities, and how more middle class people need to be courageous enough to move into the inner city. I hope you enjoy this episode and get something out of it as I did.

In this episode, Dr. Hanssen talks about remembering the Cold War, Black Lives Matter, how America lost the cultural war, the complementarity of the sexes, and to always remember where the enemy is. I hope you enjoy this episode and get something out of it as I did.

In this episode, Steve talks about his love for sculling, the camaraderie, and the diligent work that is put in to master this sport. We draw parallels to leadership and get into some of the life lessons Steve has learned along the way. I hope you enjoy this episode and get something out of it as I did.

In this episode, Bear gets into overcoming your fears, finding your kuleana or responsibility, and what it means to be really manly! Bear is a pro surfer, black belt, licensed pilot, tv and radio host, as well as a father to 4 children who also surf. I hope you enjoy this episode and get something out of it like I did.