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EPISODE · Dec 30, 2025 · 40 MIN

Family, Faith, and Future (Brad Wilcox, Robert Putnam, & William T. Cavanaugh) | Ep. 43

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Recorded at New York Encounter 2025, sociologist Brad Wilcox (University of Virginia), political scientist Robert Putnam (Harvard), and theologian William T. Cavanaugh (DePaul) explore the intersection of religion, relationships, and renewal in modern society. The conversation spans shifting trends in marriage and family, the revival of spiritual interest among Gen Z, and alternative models of economy that prioritize community over consumption. A rich dialogue on what’s fracturing us—and what can bring us back together.Subscribe on YouTube: @TheWalkupPodcastFollow on Instagram: @thewalkuppodcast

Recorded at New York Encounter 2025, sociologist Brad Wilcox (University of Virginia), political scientist Robert Putnam (Harvard), and theologian William T. Cavanaugh (DePaul) explore the intersection of religion, relationships, and renewal in modern society. The conversation spans shifting trends in marriage and family, the revival of spiritual interest among Gen Z, and alternative models of economy that prioritize community over consumption. A rich dialogue on what’s fracturing us—an...

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