In this episode, Erin Walker, Project STAND's Director of Public Policy, examines the growing body of evidence connecting pornography to individual harm, fractured relationships, and broader societal consequences. Drawing from her policy work, Erin explains how the pornography industry intersects with issues like exploitation, coercion, and demand dynamics—and why these concerns are increasingly being addressed at the legislative level.

While addressing difficult realities, this is a hopeful conversation with practical encouragement for parents and compassion for those struggling with pornography. If you're raising kids in a digital world, this episode will give you perspective, reassurance, and a few things to think about.

In a world where digital distractions pull us apart, Grandpa Beck has built something refreshingly simple: games that bring people together. In this episode, he shares heartwarming stories of families, friends, and even strangers reconnecting around the table. You'll hear how his bestselling games were born, why play matters now more than ever, and his thoughtful advice for parents trying to build real connection in a screen-saturated world.

In the wake of tragedy that struck close to home, Brittany Homer was reminded how divided our world has become — and how much our kids need examples of peacemaking. In this episode, she shares three practical ways parents can raise peacemakers: 1 - Look inside, 2 - Teach kids intentionally, and 3 - See and create the good. We cannot control our children, but there's so much we can do to raise a generation of peacemakers!