It's been 30 years since John Paul II's publication of Veritatis Splendor. We talk about it with Ave Maria University's Dr. Steven Long.

Gerard Verschuuren helps us answer the moral questions of the age.

Fr. Patrick Briscoe gives an insight into the life of St. Dominic and we discuss Fulton Sheen's analysis of the atomic bombings with Dr. Chris Shannon.

Why did Jesus seem to be reluctant to heal the girl possessed by demons? Al discusses, then we talk with Donald Wallenfang about the life and thought of St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross.

Fr. Mitch Pacwa Joins Marcus Peter to discuss is book "Wheat and Tares.”

Marcus Peter talks with Joe Heschmeyer on why The Eucharist is Really Jesus and then Clem Harrold joins us to discuss his article in First Things entitled "Why Conservatives Keep Bending the Knee to Gay Rights."

Rod Bennett joins Al to talk about the biggest lie about the early Church.

Al shares a commentary about the Transfiguration and on August 6 and 9, 1945, the United States dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, annihilating both cities and finally brining and end to the war.  Fr. Bill Miscamble and Al discuss was the atom bomb morally justified?

Justin McClain talks about Catholic identity in a secular culture and Casey Chalk joins us to talk about his book "The Obscurity of Scripture."

We talk with Jared Staudt about this in his latest book, "How The Eucharist Can Save Civilization."