Join us for a thought-provoking conversation with Dr. Mattias Desmet, a clinical psychologist and author of The Psychology of Totalitarianism. In this episode, we delve deep into his groundbreaking theory of mass formation, which reveals the psychological mechanisms at play during societal crises, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic.


From Fear to Control: The Psychology Behind Totalitarianism with Matthias Desmet

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 In this episode, Gabe sits down with Lila Rose, founder of Live Action, a human rights non-profit with a mission "to defend the rights of the most vulnerable and make abortion unthinkable." In this inspiring interview, Lila shares her remarkable journey starting as a teenager driven by a deep conviction for life. They discuss the cultural battle over abortion, legislative wins like the Life at Conception Act, and the importance of pro-family policies in our society. Watch this vital conversation as Lila emphasizes the need for bold storytelling to change hearts and minds and culture.


Lila Rose on Resisting the New Abortion Movement

 In this interview, Gabe Lyons sits down with psychiatrist Dr. Aaron Kheriaty to discuss the emerging threats of censorship and surveillance in our increasingly digital world. From his experiences as a psychiatrist and a legal challenger against vaccine mandates, Dr. Kheriaty shares insights on the ethical implications of our current biomedical security state. They delve into the importance of informed consent, the ramifications of government overreach, and the crucial need for moral courage in a landscape that is often clouded by fear.


The Battle Against the Biomedical Security State with Dr. Aaron Kheriaty

In this installment of UnderCurrent, Gabe sits down with Skillet frontman John Cooper to discuss the state of the country, politics, and the changes our country has seen over the past few decades. John uses his fluency in culture to help us understand what questions we need to be asking to better engage this moment.


Skillet's John Cooper on Christians & Revolutions

In this episode of UnderCurrent, Gabe sits down with Roger Bringmann, a veteran engineer from NVIDIA, as they delve into the fascinating world of artificial intelligence. From its historical roots to its rapid evolution, Roger offers insights into the critical role A.I. plays in modern technology and the ethical dilemmas we face moving forward. Explore how A.I. can enhance our lives while presenting challenges that require discernment and wisdom.
 
In a rapidly changing landscape, how can we, as stewards of both technology and faith, navigate these advancements to ensure they align with our values and their intended purpose? This is a thought-provoking discussion that calls forth a deeper understanding of what it means to harness technology responsibly.

Are We Ready for General AI? Insights from NVIDIA's Roger Bringmann

In this episode of UnderCurrent, Gabe Lyons sits down with renowned author Malcolm Gladwell to discuss the evolution of Malcolm’s work and study of social contagions and tipping points. They delve into the significance of what Malcolm calls “overstories”, discuss the failure of the education system, share valuable insights for leaders navigating today's dynamic cultural landscape, and more.

Social Contagions and Tipping Points with Malcolm Gladwell

Join us for an eye-opening discussion with Katy Faust, Founder and President of Them Before Us, as we delve into the pressing issue of child rights and the challenges children face in today's world. In this interview, Katy draws from her extensive research and advocacy work to highlight the need for a child-first perspective in politics and society, addressing topics like fertility, family structure, and the implications of modern reproductive technologies.

Discover how the redefinition of marriage and the commodification of children are reshaping our understanding of family and human dignity. As we navigate these complex issues, Katy encourages us to remember our responsibility as Christians to protect and advocate for the most vulnerable among us: our children.