Feeling overwhelmed by the endless stream of news, politics, and pop culture? Join Denison Forum’s Conner Jones and Micah Tomasella as they break down the week’s biggest stories from a Christian perspective.Culture Brief dives into the topics that matter most, from the latest TV shows, movies, and celebrity buzz to trending stories in politics, sports, and technology. Expect laughs, insights, and honest conversations about navigating today’s fast-paced world with biblical discernment.Whether you’re looking for entertainment, encouragement, or a fresh take on the culture around us, Conner and Micah are here to help you make sense of it all. New episodes drop every Thursday.
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Culture Brief - Christian perspectives on the week's biggest news, sports & pop-culture stories
World Cup preview, SpaceX IPO, helicopter shot down, Knicks-Spurs & UFC at the White House | Ep. 73
Jun 11, 202645 minS0
<p>In this week's Brief: The World Cup kicks off on American soil and we break down why this isn't just a soccer tournament—it's the most-watched event in human history. We explore what 48 nations gathering together means culturally, highlight the players boldly sharing their faith on the world's biggest stage, and connect it all to Revelation 7:9 and the ultimate gathering of nations before the throne of God.</p><p>From there, we dive into “Hot IPO Summer” as SpaceX prepares to become the most valuable IPO in history, potentially making Elon Musk the world's first trillionaire. With OpenAI and Anthro...
America's vice problem, Iran update, Gen Z box office boom, 60 Minutes turmoil & NBA Finals | Ep. 72
Jun 4, 202649 minS1
<p>In this week's Brief: The Iran deal negotiations feel like Groundhog Day—another week, another "we're almost there." We break down Trump's heated call with Netanyahu, the stalled peace talks, and a call to prayer for an end to the conflict.</p><p>Then we look the vices that are quietly dominating American culture—sports gambling, marijuana, and online prostitution. We explore how instant gratification has turned every phone into a pocket Las Vegas—and what biblical stewardship looks like in response.</p><p>Plus, Scott Pelley fired from 60 Minutes, the Spencer Pratt mayoral race update, Gen Z directors are bl...
Iran deal problems, Spencer Pratt for LA Mayor, Pope’s AI warning, Kyle Busch & New York Knicks | Ep. 71
May 28, 202646 minS1
<p>In this week's Brief: An Iran deal is close—but is it the deal the US went to war for? We break down the deal’s framework, why three Republican senators are publicly questioning the entire operation, and why the biggest objective of the war—preventing Iran from getting a nuclear weapon—may not even be in the agreement.</p><p>From there, we dive into the enigma that is Spencer Pratt and his unlikely run for mayor of Los Angeles. How did a reality TV villain become a legitimate political force? We explore what's fueling his rise, the parallel...
Rise of antisemitism, America's AI backlash & the heart problem underneath it all | Ep. 70
May 21, 202633 minS1
<p>In this week’s Brief: Micah Tomasella and Dr. Ryan Denison tackle two pressing cultural conversations — and find a deeper spiritual thread connecting them both.</p><p>First, they dig into a troubling trend: antisemitism is no longer lurking in the shadows. Drawing from pieces in The Free Press and Axios, they examine how weakly sourced accusations against Israel are quietly reviving ancient hatred in modern form, and how open threats against Jewish lawmakers are becoming disturbingly casual. They explore the historical and scriptural dimensions of why this hatred tends to rise in times of cultural pain — and why Christ...
<p>In this week's Brief: Trump lands in Beijing for the most consequential meeting of his presidency. We break down what's at stake as the world's two superpowers sit down—from trade and AI to Iran, Taiwan, and religious freedom for persecuted Chinese Christians—and why we should all be praying for what happens in that room.</p><p>Then we preview the summer blockbuster season—from “The Mandalorian and Grogu” to “Toy Story 5”, Christopher Nolan's “The Odyssey”, “Spider-Man”, and more. Conner is joined by guest competitor Anna Joy Baxley as Micah hosts them through predictions on which films will flop, break even, or b...
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