Join us as we dive into the stories of the builders, givers, and investors who are innovating and making a difference. And we strategize about how we might tackle the world’s greatest problems.
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Recent episodes include "Episode 13 - Why He Built His Factory in Kenya, Not Europe | David Payne" (30 October 2026, 38 minutes), "Episode 12 - When Helping the Poor Makes Their Poverty Worse | Joel Cunningham" (23 October 2026, 62 minutes), and "Episode 11 - What Every Jesus Movie Missed Before The Chosen | Dallas Jenkins" (16 October 2026, 50 minutes).
Solving the World's Greatest Problems publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 41 minutes.
Booking probability for Solving the World's Greatest Problems is 36%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Solving the World's Greatest Problems requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Solving the World's Greatest Problems's contact route on record: verified email.
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Episode #13
What happens when the factory moves to the farm? David Payne, a former Wall Street bond trader and co-founder of Kentegra Biotechnology, helped build one in Kenya so the money from a Kenyan crop stays in Kenya. The crop...
Episode #12
What if the food we send to hungry people is part of the reason they stay hungry? Joel Cunningham is CEO of Hamara and a fifth-generation Zimbabwean. His family has spent 40 years in African farming, and they failed for...
Episode #11
Dallas Jenkins created The Chosen, the TV series about the life of Jesus, after his big Hollywood movie bombed and he had no idea what came next. He says the hardest part of success is staying broken and surrendered...
Episode #9
Sean Dunn preached to stadiums for years. Then one paragraph in a book told him there were 33 million teenagers in America, and he realized the people he most wanted to reach were never in the room. "Scripture says go...
Episode #8
Set a number for your own security and the day you reach it is the day you are finished. That is John C. Maxwell's argument in this episode. He has written 92 books on leadership, trained leaders in every country in the...
Episode #7
Who paid for the first English Bible? Who paid for Amazing Grace? John Rinehart spent years chasing that question and kept finding the same pattern behind movements of God: a preacher everyone remembers, and a giver...
Episode #6
Pulling the Jenga Block: How Faith-Driven Capital Can Solve Structural Hunger Host Justin Forman sits down with Zac Sicher, Fund Manager for Hunger & Joblessness at Solving the World's Greatest Problems, alongside Henry...
Episode #4
Brandon West runs a 24-person creative agency in Gainesville, Florida. It has funded 37 care centers fighting sex trafficking and extreme poverty, five years ahead of the goal he set. It started with one sponsored child...
Episode #3
62 Billion Visits a Year. A Crime Scene Hiding in Plain Sight. Host Justin Forman sits down with Laila Mickelwait, Co-Founder and CEO of the Justice Defense Fund, for a conversation that exposes how one of the...
Episode #2
Tim Tebow's father was at an underground pastors' conference in a country where faith isn't allowed. Men walked in and began auctioning four little girls. He emptied his wallet, about $1,250, and bought their freedom...
Episode #1
Why We're Solving the World's Greatest Problems There are 1.8 million nonprofits in the United States and only about 4,500 publicly traded companies. That gap is the whole problem — too many good hearts, not enough...
Episode #6
Chuck Bentley, CEO of Crown Financial Ministries and founder of the Christian Economic Forum, explores innovative solutions to global food insecurityFeatured story of Craig Deall, whose Foundations for Farming program...
Episode #6
<p>In this episode, we explore how solving major global challenges doesn't always require grand gestures or massive resources—it starts with taking the first step. Through Suzanne Daniel's remarkable journey, we learn...
Episode #5
<p>Guests: Andy Crouch, Amy Crouch, Jonathan Haidt, Tristan Harris</p><p>Adults spend an average of 4.5 hours on their smartphones every day.</p><p>The scale of our addiction to technology is only getting worse. In our...
Episode #4
<p>Pornography is viewed regularly by 64% of Christian men and 30% of Christian women.</p><p>Porn sites receive more monthly traffic than Netflix, Amazon, and X combined. In fact, according to researcher and author Jay...
Episode #3
<p>A recent report from the World Economic Forum forecasts a shortfall of 14 million jobs.</p><p>Unemployment is costly. The adverse effects of joblessness correlate with deteriorating mental and physical health and...
Episode #2
<p>Why is the name of Coca-Cola more recognizable than the name of Jesus around the world?</p><p>According to their claims, Coca-Cola has reached over 90% of the world’s population, leaving only 780 million who haven’t...
Episode #1
<p>“We have power and we have to discern how we use that power with like-minded Christians.”—Bill Wichterman</p><p>Close to half of the people in the world have had little or no exposure to the Gospel.</p><p>9.2% of the...
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