Joseph Stalin | Intellectual and Killer
The great revolutionary's body lay in a red coffin as it wound its way through the streets of Moscow toward the House of Trade Unions. Six men carried it, surrounded by a phalanx of guards, through th...
14 Feb 202222min
Alexander the Great | A Discussion on the Conqueror of the World
Join us as we discuss Alexander the Great and how he became the ruler of the known world (with some Star Trek references).
7 Feb 202235min
Alexander the Great | Conqueror of the World
He looked out across the field and then back at his formations. The wind was coming in from the west, throwing dust clouds up into the air on his left side. The brown of the dust blended with the armo...
31 Jan 202216min
C.S. Lewis | A Discussion on the Reluctant Apologist
Join us as we discuss Clive Staples Lewis, his life, his writing, and his lasting legacy.
24 Jan 202237min
C.S. Lewis | Reluctant Apologist
Three men walked along a tree-covered path in the early hours of a Sunday morning. Their conversation mixed with the sound of water flowing over rocks in a small river and the crunch of leaves beneath...
17 Jan 202214min
Bartolome de Las Casas | A Discussion on a Man Before His Time
Join us and our special guest Father Dominic Verner, Ph.D. candidate, for a discussion on the life and times of Bartolome de Las Casas and his effect on world history.
10 Jan 202245min
Bartolome de Las Casas | A Man Before His Time
Bartolomé de Las Casas was born in Spain in 1484 into a wealthy merchant family. At the age of eighteen, he emigrated with his father Pedro to the new Spanish colony on Hispaniola (the island that is ...
10 Jan 202217min
The Christmas of 1914 | The Most Extraordinary Christmas Day
Five months into the First World War, as the European powers were hurling their young men into barbed wire and machine-gun fire, Pope Benedict XV issued a plea "that the guns may fall silent at least ...
20 Dec 20219min
