The “Encrappification” of Chocolate (And Everything Else)
Shownotes
The quality of chocolate sold in America is going downhill rapidly. So is the quality of refrigerators. And shoes. And clothes. And coffeepots. And just about everything else you can buy. Why is this? Why does it matter? And why should Christians in particular care about the “encrappification” of everything? That’s what we’re talking about this week, on Visitation Sessions.
Want to spend a week having conversations like this one (only with croissants, wine, and a lot more noise from little ones)? Then join Emily and Chris next summer, from June 17 to 25, as we explore the cities and shrines of saints in France. Solo travelers, couples, friends, and whole families with children of any age are welcome!
Show Notes
“The Chocolate Conspiracy” (Paywalled, sorry, but it’s really worth it).
“AI Startup Founders Tout A Winning Formula” No Booze, No Sleep, No Fun”
“The Catholic Britain We Lost: Reformation, Nature, and Modernity”
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