The gift of meaningful work

The gift of meaningful work

In this lecture, D. C. Schindler argues that genuine work is inherently meaningful and facilitates an encounter with reality and therefore, ultimately, with God. (36 minutes)
Automation and human agency

Automation and human agency

FROM VOL. 150
Philosopher and mechanic Matthew Crawford laments the losses of human skill that correspond with gains in mechanical automation. (21 minutes)
Getting outside of our heads

Getting outside of our heads

FROM VOL. 128
Philosopher and motorcycle mechanic Matthew Crawford explores what forms the self, arguing that individuality is an earned competence achieved through habits of submission to various tasks, traditions, and authorities. (20 minutes)
Crawford, Matthew B.

Crawford, Matthew B.

FROM THE GUEST PAGE: Matthew B. Crawford is a Senior Fellow at the University of Virginia’s Institute for Advanced Studies in Culture and a New York Times bestselling author.
What is at stake for us in a self-driving future?

What is at stake for us in a self-driving future?

Matthew Crawford vividly details the “personal knowledge” acquired in interaction with physical things, their mecho-systems, and the people who care for them. (16 minutes)
Craftsmanship and the infallible judgment of reality

Craftsmanship and the infallible judgment of reality

Matthew B. Crawford on the psychic satisfactions of manual work
Dialectic of reverence and rebellion

Dialectic of reverence and rebellion

Matthew B. Crawford on the personal knowledge acquired in apprenticeship
Mars Hill Audio Journal, Volume 150

Mars Hill Audio Journal, Volume 150

FEATURED GUESTS: David I. Smith, Eric O. Jacobsen, Matthew Crawford, Andrew Davison, Joseph E. Davis, and Rebecca Konyndyk DeYoung
Mars Hill Audio Journal, Volume 128

Mars Hill Audio Journal, Volume 128

FEATURED GUESTS: Matthew Crawford, Carlo Lancellotti, James Turner, Rod Dreher, Mark Evan Bonds, and Jeremy Beer
Matthew B. Crawford: “Shop Class as Soulcraft”

Matthew B. Crawford: “Shop Class as Soulcraft”

Matthew B. Crawford makes the case for the manual trades as an expression of human flourishing. (55 minutes)