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Communicating at the core
(4 minutes) Adamah Media is on holiday until September. While we're away, we're sharing some gems from our archives. In this article, Katelyn Hannel opens her toolbox of strategies for keeping relationships healthy and secure.
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Turning a blind eye
(2 minutes) Adamah Media is on holiday until September. While we're away, we're sharing some gems from our archives. In this article Tascha Von Uexkull exposes the unseen social and environmental cost of fast fashion.
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Don’t interrupt!
(2 minutes) Adamah Media is on holiday until September. While we're away, we're sharing some gems from our archives. In this article, Andrew Scott examines the golden rule for effective and enriching dialogue—a principle that's easy to state, but devilishly difficult to put into practice.
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How our society came apart and how we can re-weave it
(10 minutes) Jenny Sinclair names the delusion of the ‘unencumbered self’ as the root cause of our society’s crisis but believes it is still possible to remake our national and local communities.
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Journey’s end: has tourism had its day?
(4 minutes) Leisure travel needs a Christian sense, argues Joseph Evans, to save it from being mere exploitative tourism and even from its own demise.
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Beauty is priceless
(5 minutes) You cannot put a price on beauty and the truly valuable, argues Catalan philosopher Jaime Nubiola.
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What we make makes us: the impact of tools on our lives
(8 minutes) Anton Balint offers a philosophical-theological reflection on our use of tools in a bid to assess the morality of artificial intelligence.
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“The ultimate rhyme and rhythm is the life of the Trinity”
(6 minutes) Priest and poet Joseph Evans talks in this interview about his collection of poems When God Hides and the close relationship between poetry and spirituality.
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Debunking the myth of progress
(8 minutes) Our young people need to hear the great minds of the past if they are not to fall prey to the latest ideologies, argues Toby Lees.
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“I am rich and have no idea what to do with my life”
(7 minutes) Vinay Hiremath, the co-founder of Loom, sold his start-up for $975 million to the Australian software company Atlassian in 2023. But in a recent blog post he reveals deep insecurity about the direction his life is taking.
