Welcome to the Introvert City, where we discuss culture, media, and faith from the perspective of an introvert’s complex mind. Join Seth and Carina as they explore social issues, current events, cultural trends and theological questions, from a "homebody's" outlook.
Join Seth and Carina in a lighthearted, unserious (but also deeply serious) conversation surrounding college life, media consumption, conflict in artwork vs. artist, opinions on movies, and so much more. The hosts are joined by Naomi Torres and Jay Story, co-hosts with Carina on the live radio show "NJC". Get to know the guest duo and prepare to laugh a ton (or at least to witness us laughing a ton).
Join Seth and Carina as they discuss the difference between being quiet vs. being an introvert. Do introverts hate people? What does their inner dialogue look like? Can you be confident and introverted at the same time? What are your God-given gifts? What aspects of your identity are you bound to, and what are you capable of changing? All of these questions and more in this week's episode.
The Introvert City Podcast welcomes Gabby and Josiah back to the show as we step into the 2025 season... and they have a big life update to share! The two couples unpack their thoughts on today's dating culture, soulmates, commitment, and the importance of asking important questions in all of your relationships.
Seth and Carina are back with their annual holiday episode, although this time with a more serious undertone. The hosts discuss the cultural shift taking place, which involves kids growing up faster and not truly enjoying the festive season. They discuss their own nostalgia, and their experience with the holidays as a kid versus now as a young adult. Has the meaning of the holidays been lost? Can the magical feel of Christmas be re-kindled, or is it only something children experience, if they experience it at all?
Seth and Carina discuss their belief that subtlety in modern art is mostly dead. With a lack of mystery, vagueness, and interpretation, entertainment and art can feel shallow and uninteresting. Tune in to hear the duo unpack their theories, geek out about their favorite movies that do embody subtlety, and discuss the state of both Christian and secular art.