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Recorded in Paul's basement, these two teachers go back and forth like Mayweather and Pacquiao and discuss a misunderstood Bible verse (some would say overused in modern Christian songs). What is the natural response of finding God? What does it look like to praise God in 2021? Did Paul get to see the Delicatessen that Goldberg worked at in Mighty Ducks? All big questions answered in this podcast.
What goes into believing in God or proving His existence? We give a birds-eye view of this process and discuss themes of Pascal's Wager, Newman's Assent, a goose getting smacked down by a car, etc.
We give a nod to "The Interview with Jude" this week and put Joey on the Hot Seat. Get ready. Nothing is off limits.
Grass news, house news, seniors are gone. The two of us dive into trends of people's attitude towards organized religion. We look at the change in parish life and participation the past few decades and ask the question, "Will the next generation get baptized?"
Our intern makes an appearance and surprises us with a gift. We also talk about the new social mobility of life and how that might change our connection to the past. And trains.
Do you feel like you're in a rut? Well, not sure if this podcast will help, but we do discuss monotony, perspective, bearing fruit, and Fictional Cereal Characters.
We discuss end of the year feelings, she-bear attacks in the Bible, and our love for our children. We have three of our former students jump on the mic to tell us what it's really like out there. What a treat.
These two wild teachers discuss the best burger in town, buffets, and thoughts on the tambourine at Mass. We highlight the lives and inspiration of two Doctors of the Church (St. Catherine of Siena and St. Hildegard of Bingen) and what we can learn from them.
Hypothetical animal fights, 30th birthday, some listener questions. We can't be child-like....we're in our thirties. We ponder some of St. Therese's teachings. Ever heard of her?
We work our way through failure and fear of failure. I'm kind of scared that we failed at it. We also have some hot takes on childhood snacks and discuss the visit from our Bishop.
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