The Ethan C. Lewin Podcast
The Ethan C. Lewin Podcast
Podcast Description
Join me as I confront what terrifies me—including launching this podcast—in hopes of unearthing truths that set us free and help recover personal authority to forge a path uniquely our own. This podcast exists to raise to light the stories, life experiences, and messages of people from everyday walks of life. No single topic—just a shared journey aiming upward. I invite you to come alongside me as I live out this journey. After all, there’s no better time than the now.
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The podcast covers a wide range of themes focusing on personal empowerment, the realities of life and death, entrepreneurship, and human connections, with episodes featuring discussions on retiring early without selling one's soul, the importance of living in the present, and openly talking about death.
Join me as I confront what terrifies me—including launching this podcast—in hopes of unearthing truths that set us free and help recover personal authority to forge a path uniquely our own. This podcast exists to raise to light the stories, life experiences, and messages of people from everyday walks of life. No single topic—just a shared journey aiming upward. I invite you to come alongside me as I live out this journey. After all, there’s no better time than the now.
Some conversations just click—thanks to Mr. Frazier, this may be one of my favorite dialogues yet.
Scott Frazier is the Dean of the Theological School at Bryn Athyn College, and the only professor to ever give me a B. Scott’s journey of finding his calling is unique: from being homeschooled in Belgium during his junior year to returning to his hometown feeling invisible, he reflects on how a simple yearbook-signing party sparked a transformation. Once someone who ‘didn’t like people’ and imagined a life of isolation, Scott became a professor and pastor—careers built entirely around connecting with others. A reminder that God isn’t just Divine Love and Wisdom, but also Divine Humor. God is cheeky.
We explore what it means to live intentionally, not just “authentically,” how AI may push education toward a return of monastic-style schooling where kids are intentionally removed from technology to learn how to think, and cultural assumptions around marriage and family—like waiting until 30 or needing tons of money to have kids. And maybe most importantly, we talk about the noticeable pendulum shift of young men back toward faith and conservatism—whether it’s a passing trend or something here to stay—and issue a call to all men, especially those ages 40–50 who “run the world,” to step in, offer direction, and call young men forward with a clear message: we need you.
Without further ado, welcome to episode thirty-four.
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A Note from Me
I’m inspired by the stories people carry, the power of honest feedback, and the magic that happens when creative minds connect. If you’re a brand interested in partnering, let’s talk: LinkedIn.
Thanks for being part of this journey—PEACE!
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