Do I believe this, or did I inherit it?

Solo long-form audio concept · Recording pending

Some beliefs arrive before we have words for them. At a table. In a church. In the things a family will discuss and the things it won’t. Familiarity can feel very much like certainty.

Questioning an inherited belief can feel like questioning the people who gave it to you. That’s part of what makes it difficult. Loyalty, fear, faith, and reason rarely arrive in separate rooms.

A solo conversation about what deserves our conviction, what doubt can reveal, and whether a belief can become more honestly ours when we’re willing to examine it.