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Cameron Lee Cowan
Creative Director, The Cameron Journal | Cameron Lee Cowan is the author of several books, political commentator, and observer of culture. He has a history in music, fashion, and theater.
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How Survive and Throive in the Economic Armageddon
Learn about the global economic challenges causing inflation and recession, and discover what regular people can do to survive.
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How I escaped Evangelicalism with Cameron Cowan | Created In The Image of God Episode 46
In episode 46, Cameron Cowan discusses escaping that sheltered world, the role of homeschooling, lessons learned along the way, and a revised definition of faith. Cameron is an author and creator of The Cameron Journal, making observations and profound conversations about the world around us. He grew up as an evangelical, bisexual, and biracial individual in Denver. With a vintage flair in much of his work, his music, religion, business, and political expertise has provided the background for his broad writing approach.
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Homeschooling Surge: Political and Quality Concerns Drive U.S. Trend
Cameron highlights that Covid, political perceptions, and varying school quality are key factors driving homeschooling's growth. He notes, "It's the 'anti-woke' move for parents," emphasizing the need for parental commitment to ensure effective learning. However, he warns of potential risks, such as lack of oversight in abusive homes. -
Reimagining Nightlife: Beyond Alcohol for Gen Z
Cameron suggests creating lounges where "alcohol is an option not a focus," fostering socialization. This shift may lead to increased digital relationships, as younger generations prioritize different social anchors. Blame COVID for accelerating these changes. -
"You're Asking the Wrong Question": A Key to Problem Solving
Cameron emphasizes that "questions reflect goals." Asking the wrong ones may signal a misunderstanding of the problem. Reframing questions can be crucial when discussions stall, helping to address the real issue. This approach is also beneficial for personal problem-solving, ensuring focus on the core problem.