An interview  with Dinesh D’Souza New York Times bestselling author and award-winning filmmaker, to discuss the rise of radical Islam and how the West should respond.  We explore ideology, religious freedom, and the responsibility of Christians to confront hard truths

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Ismail Youssef also known as  @ishofarabia   online, is a former Muslim who converted to the Catholic Church and now creates faith based content online. He has built a following of over 78000 followers on Instagram, where he discusses theology, conversion, and cultural identity. His journey from Islam to Catholicism is rooted in historical study, philosophical inquiry, and personal conviction. Today he joins our podcast to speak directly about his conversion, what led him to the Church, and the challenges that came with that decision. This conversation offers a clear and honest look at belief, truth, and what it means to change faith in the public eye.

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Dr. Dan Schneider is an Adjunct Professor of Theology at Franciscan University of Steubenville and a Catholic theologian with nearly two decades of experience in teaching and evangelization within the Church. He’s a former U.S. Army helicopter pilot, Gulf War veteran, and amateur boxer who now applies that discipline to the spiritual battlefield of deliverance and exorcism. Dan is a founding member of the Liber Christo movement, working with priests and laity in the apostolate of exorcism and spiritual warfare. He’s the author of The Liber Christo Method: A Field Manual for Spiritual Combat and Spiritual Warfare Q&A, offering practical Catholic tools for engaging the unseen battle. Through speaking, writing, and ministry, he helps people understand spiritual combat with clarity, authority, and rooted Catholic teaching.

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Ismail Youssef also known as  @ishofarabia   online, is a former Muslim who converted to the Catholic Church and now creates faith based content online. He has built a following of over 78000 followers on Instagram, where he discusses theology, conversion, and cultural identity. His journey from Islam to Catholicism is rooted in historical study, philosophical inquiry, and personal conviction. Today he joins our podcast to speak directly about his conversion, what led him to the Church, and the challenges that came with that decision. This conversation offers a clear and honest look at belief, truth, and what it means to change faith in the public eye.

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Fr. Daniel J. Seo is an Orange County native who grew up in La Palma and discovered his vocation while studying at UC Irvine.
Formed at St. John’s Seminary, he was ordained a priest for the Diocese of Orange in 2019.
He now serves as the director priest of Our Lady of Peace Korean Catholic Center, shepherding a vibrant faith community.
His ministry is marked by humility, cultural fluency, and deep pastoral care.
Through quiet leadership and faithful service, he reflects the growing diversity and strength of the Church in Orange County.

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Fr. Scott Borgman’s life reads like a tapestry woven across continents, faiths, and callings. Raised in a missionary family in West Africa and once working in Hollywood, he eventually found his way to the Catholic Church through a deep love for the Eucharist. After studying in Rome and being ordained in 2010, he brings wisdom, compassion, and canonical expertise to the Diocese of Orange. His story is a testament to conversion, courage, and the surprising paths God can lead us on. Orange County is blessed to benefit from his thoughtful ministry and steadfast commitment to the Church

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Father Michael Mannhardt is a Catholic priest and Franciscan friar known for his work at the intersection of faith, culture, and film. As a pastor, he has consistently emphasized evangelization through modern media, recognizing storytelling as a powerful tool for moral clarity and spiritual awakening. He served as a producer on the feature films Sound of Freedom and Unplanned, projects that sparked widespread cultural conversation and brought faith-informed perspectives into the mainstream. Rooted in the Franciscan tradition, Father Mannhardt’s work reflects a commitment to human dignity, truth, and courageous witness. Through both his pastoral ministry and his involvement in filmmaking, he continues to engage the wider world beyond church walls.

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Douglas Urbanski is an award-winning film producer, actor, and frequent political commentator known for his collaborations with legendary director Gary Oldman. Over the years, Urbanski has produced acclaimed films such as The Contender, Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, and Darkest Hour, which won multiple Academy Awards. Beyond Hollywood, he’s recognized for his sharp insight on culture, politics, and the arts—often appearing as a guest on major media outlets to discuss the intersection of entertainment and society.

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Fr. Rocky, whose full name is Father Francis J. Hoffman, is the executive director and CEO of Relevant Radio, a Catholic radio ministry. He hosts shows like "Family Rosary Across America" and "Go Ask Your Father," and is known for his work in Catholic media, evangelization, and creating educational content like his Lenten series on the sacraments.  

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