Dick Staub is an award-winning broadcaster, author, and cultural commentator whose career has been defined by a singular mission: helping people understand the intersection of faith and contemporary culture. For fifteen years, he hosted the nationally syndicated Dick Staub Show, which originated at King Broadcasting in Seattle in 1987 before expanding to Chicago as a nationally broadcast afternoon drive program. His signature interviews with authors, filmmakers, musicians, theologians, and cultural leaders earned him the Cardinal's Award for excellence in broadcasting and established him as one of America's most thoughtful voices on matters of belief and society.
Staub is the author of several influential books, including The Culturally Savvy Christian: A Manifesto for Deepening Faith and Enriching Popular Culture in an Age of Christianity-Lite, Christian Wisdom of the Jedi Masters, and Too Christian, Too Pagan. His writing challenges readers to engage deeply with both their faith and the world around them — rejecting a watered-down spirituality in favor of a fully alive, intellectually honest approach to personal development. Through The Kindlings, a Seattle-based initiative he founded, Staub continues to foster intelligent, imaginative exploration of the ideas, arts, and cultural experiences that shape human life.
In his work with Nightingale-Conant, Dick Staub serves as narrator for The Living Faith Series, guiding listeners through transformative teachings from some of the most respected voices in Christian thought. His ability to bridge rich spiritual content and practical, everyday application makes him a compelling guide for anyone seeking to deepen their faith while engaging authentically with the world they live in — a perfect embodiment of Nightingale-Conant's commitment to purposeful personal growth.
