Exploring how to wisely act for the glory of God in the common relm of politics, culture and the economy.
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Signup to Generate a PitchExploring how to wisely act for the glory of God in the common relm of politics, culture and the economy.
Common Christendom is hosted by Jesse Walsh. The show has published 24 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "The hidden assumptions (and hidden dangers) of Index Funds" (19 August 2026, 39 minutes), "The Odessey Review (Book and Film)" (6 August 2026, 70 minutes), and "The Reverse Princpal-Agent Problem" (3 June 2026, 44 minutes).
Common Christendom publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 50 minutes across 24 episodes.
Booking probability for Common Christendom is 29%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Common Christendom requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Common Christendom's contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for Common Christendom are Religion & Faith. Common Christendom has a society audience.
Jesse Walsh hosts Common Christendom, a society podcast with 24 episodes published.
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You've herd it said, " Time in the market beats timing the market,". What if there was more to it than that? "Buy and hold index funds" is billed as the most boring, safe investing advice around. What if it was so...
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I went to see a film called The Odessey on the weekend and also read a book by the same name. The two are similar, but it becomes apparent that the worldviews behind each are totally different. Michael Segrue Lectures
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<p>The Principal-Agent problem is a well known phenomena in the bussiness world where a conflict of interest arises between an owner (Principal) and the Manager (Agent) he apoints to make decisions on his...
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<p>Looks like this budget is actually interesting! Here are my initial thoughts.</p>
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<p>Welcome to the BookTok slop-pocalypse. The Department store shelves are rammed full of mindless romance from ceiling tile to linoleum floor. Surely this isn't reading.</p><p>In today's episode we meet the man who...
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<p>Real Communism has certainly been tried and it was a disaster. We are currently living under real capitalism, but how is it faring? Are we living in free-market paradise? Or is it time to start thinking about life...
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<p>Am I a Conservative? What does it mean to be left or right anymore? Why does it feel like the major parties are falling apart?</p>
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<p>In this episode we talk about what has defined the aliances and controversies in the protestant church in the past 20 years or so, how this state of affairs came to be, and how it is about to change.</p><p>Buy...
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<p>Angst. Do you get the feeling that things are about to, nay, need, to change? There are so many problems coming home to roost. Problems that can't go on forever, yet problems too inconveinient to fix.</p><p>Why does...
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<p>Thank you everybody for listening to my new show this year.</p><p>For me, reading and listening to what I write is the ultimate gift.</p><p>Have a very happy Christmas.</p>
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<p>Who should benefit from the resources that lie beneath our continent? Who should have a claim on profits made from exporting our energy overseas? How can we use tax and other legislaton to make sure our...
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<p>CC podcast is back on the rails after we welcomed our second child to the wold in June.</p><p>In todays child-related episode we talk about the benefits of sitting in church with your children, and the recent news...
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<p>Everyone wants to look good. But how do you dress well without making it gay? The secret is, its not gay and heres why...</p><p><br/></p><p>The Case for Dressing Up for Church</p><p>Twitter Menswear...
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<p>In this episode we react to the 2025 election and some other economic news of the week.</p><p>Some further listening on Victoria's housing reform</p>
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<p>Electoral politics is like doing your taxes. It's very demoralising, and if you don't do it, the Government will send you a fine.</p><p>In this episode I give a brief overview of the political landscape and go...
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