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Jonas Bros etc - Teens & Celeb Culture

Added 15 May 2009

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What impact does celebrity culture have on teens & pre-teens?

With all the hype surrounding the Jonas Bros., Mylee Cyrus and the High School Musical movies etc., is there something we're missing?

With all the packaging of teen pop-idols, are there things parents can do to help guide their kids to a healthy worldview?

Mal Fletcher discussed all of the above, with other esteemed guests including the BBC's Gabby Logan, on Simon Mayo's popular BBC Radio5 Live show this week.

To hear/download the interview in full, click here.

Keywords: jonas brothers | mylee cyrus | high school musical | simon mayo | gabby logan

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I love your "innocence vs ignorance" idea (Daily Recharge). We all can return to that place of innocence even if others have previously stolen it or we have lost it. Thanks for all your encouragement every morning.
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Your article about Daniel in Babylon is spot on. As 21st Century Christians our challenge is to find appropriate forums to join the conversation & refrain from adopting a defensive posture.
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