When Music Needs a Flying Car but Simple Still Sings
Why are we dangling cars mid-air at concerts?
Today on InSight Out, Devin Almonte explores our growing need for spectacle—and why we’ve lost the art of simply enjoying music, beauty, and life as it is. From Beyoncé’s stage mishap to a $1,000 concert ticket to a road trip wasp named Pickles, Devin contrasts a culture chasing the “next big thing” with a faith that reminds us to slow down and savor what matters.
In this episode, we’ll discuss:
- Beyoncé’s flying convertible and near accident
- The wild inflation of concert ticket prices
- Why fireworks, phones, and flying drones might be ruining July 4th
- The Bible’s wisdom about craving more and finding less
- How a wasp named Pickles became a family memory that outshined the Smoky Mountains
Join Devin for this personal and cultural reflection on joy, simplicity, and living fully in the small, shared moments of life.
📖 Scripture References:
- Ecclesiastes 1:8 – “The eye is not satisfied with seeing, nor the ear filled with hearing.”
- Matthew 6:19-21 – “Do not store up for yourselves treasures on earth…”
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