When food aid becomes a punchline on Saturday Night Live, it's a sign our current solutions aren't working. From a Zimbabwean farmer who taught agricultural techniques to the very people who seized his land, to entrepreneurs transforming Africa's vast untapped agricultural potential, discover how innovative approaches are tackling world hunger. Journey through stories of forgiveness, technological advancement, and sustainable farming that aren't just feeding people – they're unlocking human potential on a massive scale.

Ever wonder what IKEA manuals and solving world problems have in common? One thing: they both start with a single step. Meet Suzanne Daniel, whose journey from wanting to be a vet to transforming lives in Haiti began with a single conversation over lunch. Join us for our final episode to learn why taking that first step might be easier than you think. The world's greatest problems are waiting. Are you ready?

Just as cigarettes were once marketed as healthy despite mounting evidence of their dangers, modern technology and social media are following a similar pattern of widespread adoption despite concerning mental health impacts. Research shows that after 2010, when smartphones and social media became ubiquitous, there were dramatic increases in depression, anxiety, and suicide rates among young people, particularly affecting girls. The episode explores how investors are building, investing, and giving to change our relationship with technology for the better.

This podcast includes mentions of pornography, rape and abuse. Please be mindful as the content may not be suitable for all audiences. Listener discretion is advised. Porn sites receive more monthly traffic than Netflix, Amazon, and X combined. In fact, according to researcher and author Jay Stringer, people watched 4.6 billion hours worth of pornographic videos on a single site in just one year. Or roughly 5,000 centuries’ worth of time. What can we do to solve sexual brokenness?

 In this episode, we’ll travel around the world, to see how Christians are building, giving, and investing in ways that create jobs.

In this episode, we hear from David Platt, Mart Green, Bobby Gruenewald, and more as we explore how an Oklahoma bookstore owner found massive wins in the Bible translation, how a smartphone app can increase bible access, and how translators are laying down their agency flags for the sake of a unified vision.

Join us for our premiere episode as we introduce you to a growing movement of Christians who are building, investing, and giving to solve the world’s greatest problems.