Episode 1.02 On Family

You Can't Have It All; Singleness Not a Disaster; and Family, Work, Innovation, and the Long View

Tagged: Christianity, economics, ethics

(download directly)

Show Notes

In which we talk about one of the longest views: family. In particular, we look at the ways that all our pursuits—especially those having to do with family—force us to make choices about what we value most and to allocate our time accordingly. After all, one’s impact on one’s family is far more long-lasting than nearly anything else we do. We also spend some time thinking about the responsibilities of corporations to develop expectations that support families as genuinely valuable to culture

Chapters

Music


About

The Hosts

Chris Krycho is a software engineer, podcaster, writer, and occasional composer. He lives with his family in Colorado.

Stephen Carradini is a digital media scholar and professor, writer, editor, and songwriter. He lives with his family in Arizona.

Privacy

We collect zero data about your use of this website. We use Podtrac to gather very limited aggregate statistics about our listenership—the total number of downloads per episode, and the countries of our listenership. That’s it, and it always will be.

License

©2013–2021 Stephen Carradini and Chris Krycho.

Design by Chris Krycho, using Tiempos Headline and Tiempos Text, by Klim Type Foundry.

Source code available on GitHub.

All content licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. (Translation: please don't just copy and paste; please do copy and modify for any use, giving credit where due.) Read more on our licenses.