Youth Culture Matters - A CPYU Podcast CPYU
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A podcast from CPYU (Center for Parent/Youth Understanding) discussing issues related to the world of youth culture, children, teens and young adults.
Hosted by CPYU President Walt Mueller.
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Episode 181: "Experiencing the Power of Mercy" with Tim Rogers and Megan Shertzer
Tim Rogers and Megan Shertzer join the podcast to share about an overwhelming experience of grace, as told in their book "Beechdale Road."
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Episode 180: Cultivating Wisdom and Discernment
CPYU Research Fellows Kerry Trunfio and Jason Engle join the podcast to discuss the recent NYMS as well as cultivating wisdom and discernment among students in our ministry.
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Episode 179: Teens, Tech, and Social Media - A Youth Worker Roundtable
A few youth workers join the podcast to discuss the latest trends in teens, technology, and social media.
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Episode 178: "Loving Parents of LGBTQ+ Students" with Joy Worrell and Joan McConnell
Joy Worrell and Joan McConnell of Harvest USA join the podcast to discuss how to support parents of teens who identify as LGBTQ+.
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Episode 177: "Youth Culture Year-In-Review"
A "Year-in-Review" roundtable discussion with a group of youth workers.
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Episode 176: "Discipling Students in a Gender Confused World" with Abigail Favale
Dr. Abigail Favale joins the podcast as we discuss her book The Genesis of Gender.
Customer Reviews
A Little Singularly Focused
I have deep respect for Walt (as I have read many of his books on youth culture and ministry). And, I am deeply grateful to hear a group of people attempt to "think Christianly" about various things in modern culture. There are so many topics these guys cover that are critical elements for an adult working with students. Often, the podcast devolves into a bemoaning of numerous fears of technology. To be fair, many of these are warranted. Overall, this is a great resource to understand an evagelical perspective on various current teenage events.
Must listen for anyone with teens
I’ve been listening since day one episode one, and Walt never disappoints. This is a great podcast for parents, youth workers, or anyone who wants to understand culture, it’s effects on our kids, and how to bridge the gap.
Challenging, insightful and timely
I have become an active listener and can’t get enough. The diversity in topics, the way that the hosts keep it upbeat and fun, and the depth that the different speakers bring is a blessing. I enjoy the engagement that is present, and I feel like I’m getting to know these individuals, almost as if they are speaking to me personally as I deal with different challenges in ministry, working with young people. So if you have the chance, take a listen, you will not be disappointed.