Hey, Colson Center listeners, this is Maria Baer, co-host of Breakpoint this week alongside

John Stone Street. I'm here to tell you that I'm looking for a new boss. Just kidding,

kind of. The Colson Center is looking for an experienced executive producer to join our team.

So this person should have a track record of building multimedia brands in this space of teaching and talk

and thought leadership. The Breakpoint executive producer would be responsible for optimizing and

leveraging a fast-growing show into its next phase of audience expansion. If this position sounds

like a fit for you or somebody you know, please look for more details and the application at colsoncenter.org slash careers.

That's colsoncenter.org forward slash careers. Thanks.

You're listening to Breakpoint this week where we're talking about the top stories of the week

from a Christian worldview.

Today we're going to talk about the growing mental health crisis among American teens,

what could be causing it and what we should do about it.

We're also going to talk about schooling alternatives as public schools continue to struggle,

what can and should Christians do to help kids get

better education? We have a lot to get to today. We're so glad you're with us. Stick around.

Welcome to Breakpoint this week. From the Colson Center for Christian Worldview, I'm Maria

Bear, alongside our president, John Stone Street.

John, before we get into the show today, I have to thank all of our listeners who reached out

and shared with me their reporting on the ground reporting of what's going on in their libraries.

So last week at the end of last week's show, we had talked about a handful of stories. One of our colleagues

and then my pastor's wife had been asked to leave the library because they sat in the teen section

and they were not teens. And so I asked some of our listeners to let me know if that was going on in

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