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Hosted by Austin Falter · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 12 episodes
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By Small & Simple Screens are worldviews formed. I help Latter-day Saint parents and leaders understand what children’s stories, movies, and media are teaching about God, family, and the world—so they can raise discerning, faithful kids in a media-saturated age. This channel primarily explores kids’ movies, books, social media, and other formative media through story analysis, symbolism, and worldview. We ask one central question: What is this story teaching my child about God, family, and the world? We also interview experts on the Family Proclamation, faith crisis among youth, social media and its effects, and media literacy. I’m Austin Falter—a father, filmmaker, Latter-Day Saint children’s author, and media professional with a background in communication. I’ve produced dozens of Latter-day Saint podcasts and share what I’m learning as a parent and storyteller navigating a story-shaped world. Media is never just entertainme
Austin Falter hosts By Small & Simple Screens, a society show with 12 episodes published.
Giving your child a smartphone without preparing them is like handing them car keys without driver's ed. In this episode, I sit down with Kami Davis, co-creator of Screen Smarts, to talk about how parents can move beyond
Aaron Wilson pushes back. Can characters who don't transform or change still teach our kids good morals? What are Paddington and Captain America teaching? Artists Hands Trailer (Aaron Wilson's Film) https://youtu.be/sJWM
In this episode, Tanner Millet and I dive deep into the changing moral landscape of Marvel movies and modern storytelling. What started as a conversation about superhero films quickly turned into a much bigger discussion
In this episode, I sit down with Marcus Williams and Brock Morris from Bookrata, a new platform designed to help readers, parents, and educators better understand what’s actually inside the books they’re reading. Unlike
In this episode, I sit down with Camden Harwood to talk honestly about the struggles many Gen Z Latter-day Saints are quietly facing right now. From post-mission aimlessness to social media addiction, dating apps, loneli
In this episode, I sit down with Sky Sorensen to talk about faith, family, identity, and what it’s been like navigating life as a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints who experiences same-sex attract
In this episode, I sit down with Laura Welch to talk about one of the biggest challenges facing parents today: learning how to trust your own instincts in a world full of experts, systems, and competing voices. Laura sha
In this episode, I sit down with my sister Lauren Pace—a parenting coach, former preschool teacher, and child behavior specialist—to talk about what actually helps kids thrive. Lauren shares her journey from managing dif
In this episode, I sit down with Tanner Millet from BYU to take a deeper look at both versions of Mulan—the 1998 animated classic and the 2020 live-action remake. At first glance, it might seem like a simple comparison.
In this episode, The Latter-Day Knight breaks down the influence of media and video games on youth, culture, and ideology. They cover current trends, concerns for parents, and ways to navigate today's entertainment lands
Discover how faith-centered picture books are making a difference for Latter-day Saint families. Nicole from Popcorn Tree Books joins the podcast to share her journey, creative process, and tips for teaching kids the gos
In this episode, I sit down with my friend Dave Butler, author of 20+ novels and editor-in-chief at Plain and Precious Publishing, to unpack what’s happening to modern fantasy, sci-fi, and storytelling as a whole. We div
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By Small & Simple Screens is hosted by Austin Falter. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 12 episodes.
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