GEORGE FOX TALKS

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Is AI Making Us Smarter or Dumber?

October 13, 2026

Dr. Allen Jones serves in an unusual and unprecedented role at George Fox University: professor of academic AI integration. In this episode, he joins Brian to discuss the ups and downs of this period of intense AI experimentation, how generative AI REALLY affects academic integrity and learning, and Scripture’s surprisingly relevant paradigms for modern technology.Are you interested in building practical AI skills while anchoring your approach in a faithful Christian worldview? Check out Geor...

Finding God in Therapy: Navigating Faith, Counseling, and "Therapy Speak"

September 29, 2026

Can faith and therapy work in harmony? How should Christians decide when to consult a pastor versus a therapist? How has the popularization of "therapy speak" changed the way we talk about spiritual topics? Dr. Jeff Cook, director of psychology and mental health studies for George Fox’s Accelerated Online Degree program, addresses these questions and more in a special episode recorded live at George Fox University’s Welcome Weekend.Dr. Jeff Cook is a Licensed Professional Counselor.Dr. Brian ...

Civic Action, Innovation, and the Way of Jesus

September 15, 2026

Is Portland the perfect “test lab” for church and civic collaboration? What’s the critical step most leaders skip when launching a new initiative? What can we learn from failed ideas with good intentions? Ben Sand and Carissa Quinn Bredlie—co-leaders of a new Certificate in Community Initiatives at Portland Seminary—join Brian for a rich conversation about the convergence of entrepreneurship, civic action, and practicing the way of Jesus.Carissa Quinn Bredlie is a biblical scholar, a coach, a...

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GEORGE FOX TALKS typically books industry leaders. Typical guest background: Published Christian authors, theologians, biblical scholars, university leaders, and established subject-matter experts who can connect their expertise with Christian theology, culture, or practical discipleship. Common among recent guests: Published books or recognized scholarship; Senior leadership at universities or established organizations; Established professional expertise in finance, law, technology, or related fields. Recent guests include Joel Worrall, Ross McCullough, and Brett Bryant.

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Medium. Guests usually need solid credentials in the topic and an idea that fits the show.

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Recent episodes cover Christianity, Theology, Biblical Studies, and Wellness. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.