When was the last time you were truly hungry?
Not distracted. Not bored. Not reaching for something out of habit—but hungry.
In this opening episode of a powerful 3-part Lenten series, Chesterton Radio broadcasts from the quiet dawn of Atchison, Kansas to explore a strange modern paradox: we are surrounded by abundance, yet starved for meaning.
From constant stimulation to endless consumption, we examine how modern life has dulled one of the most important human experiences—and why that loss matters more than we think.
What if hunger is not something to eliminate… but something to recover?
And what if the ancient words still hold the key:
“Man doth not live by bread alone…”
This is not just a reflection on food.
It is a reflection on desire, purpose, and what it means to be alive.
🎧 Episode I of III — The Hunger We Forgot
👉 Continue the journey in Episode II: The Paradox of Bread
