Charlie Kirk and the Fracturing of MAGA
Since the murder of Charlie Kirk one year ago, the MAGA movement has fractured. What caused it, and can it be reunited before the midterms or even 2028?
8 Sep 50min
Debunking AI Fears
The growing sentiment against artificial intelligence, which is found particularly in the anti-datacenter movement, is often based on emotionalism, ignorance, and politics.
3 Sep 40min
The Conversion Explosion That Wasn’t
Stories of large numbers of non-Catholics converting to Catholicism have filled social media in recent years. But what do the numbers really say about how many people are converting?
1 Sep 47min
Jewish Feminist Scholar Elected President of Catholic Biblical Association
A Jewish feminist biblical scholar was recently elected president of the Catholic Biblical Association. How could such a thing happen?
25 Aug 48min
Will Only a Few Be Saved?
The question of how many souls will be lost is a perennial question in Church history, with a variety of answers. But is it the right question to ask?
21 Aug 31min
The Fate of Traditionis Custodes
Pope Leo and other Church leaders have been sending mixed signals regarding the future of the TLM. Will Traditionis Custodes remain the law of the Church, or will we return to the days of Summorum Pon...
18 Aug 42min
A Golden or Gilded Age? Part II
Here's the completion of the last podcast (which was interrupted by a tornado) in which we give practical advice to both young and old on how to survive—and thrive—in an era of rising prices.
14 Aug 26min
A Golden or Gilded Age?
In spite of claims that we’re entering a “Golden Age,” many young people are struggling under the weight of rising prices. What can Catholics—both young and old—do to help?
11 Aug 26min
