In this episode we discuss the Marvel Cinematic Universe, how we handle the darkness in our past and how we process it, embracing vs running from our wounds, and learning to let ourselves be loved.

In this episode we discus the play-turned-Capra-movie, You Can't Take it With You. We discuss trying to control vs trust, wealth and what really matters, and getting caught in our own traps of perceived success.

On this edition of Coffee with Capra, we discuss Breakfast at Tiffany's a movie that is challenging in its presentation of the human person. We discuss character driven movies, running from our wounds, and the longing for intimacy, for being seen as we truly are.

In this episode our conversation ranges from our surprise of the film in what it appears to be at first, to what it becomes. We discuss honor, it's value and the cost of pursuing it as well as the use of strength to serve ourselves vs protecting others.

In this episode we discuss courage, and various distortions of courage and growing into a man through the plot of Peter Jackson's 2005 production of King Kong.

In this episode of Coffee With Capra, we discuss a favorite Capra movie, some history with and about Frank Capra, and how the meekness of Mr Deeds brings hope to 'Babe' Bennett which is an answer to her cynicism.

Listen in on our inaugural episode as we discuss the timeless movie of Casablanca and how it reveals the subtle movements between the genius of the feminine and masculine.