In the sixteenth episode of the Podcast, Fr Parker talks about Michael Schur's program, The Good Place. A hilarious show that asked hard questions and challenged the human person in its seasons, did The Good Place live up to the hype? Or does it ultimately propose something broken in the world and in eternity. Hint: the world and eternity are broken without God. Tune in to find out more!

The fifteenth episode of the podcasts addresses CK Chesterton's famous character, Fr Brown, and especially, his rival-turned-ally, Flambeau. What is sin? What is conversion? And who drives these things anyway? Hint: it's someone different for sin and conversion. Tune in to hear Fr Parker talk about who.

In the fourteenth episode, Fr Parker talks about the 2012 film, Damsels in Distress. He answers the important questions like: who are the Damsels in Distress? He answers stranger questions like: who are the Cathars? And he answers less-important-but-more-obviously-relevant questions like who is Violent Wister? Tune in hear all the answers.

In the thirteenth episode of the podcast, Fr Parker talks about Marvel's Agents of Shield. A much beloved show that lasted seven seasons, but still does not get the credit it deserves. The show has strong female action heroes, a great love story, asks us to question what is good and evil, and in the final season, challenges our understanding of sacrifice. What more could you want? At least from the perspective of a Priest who watches too much TV, the answer is nothing!

Fr Parker talks about Tenet, which isn't a whole film in the form of a palindrome, as he expected it might be, but it doesn't mean that these episode notes aren't. Or are they? Rf?

In the eleventh episode of the podcast, Fr Parker tries to talk about all seven books in the the Children of the Last Days series by Michael O'Brien. Each of these seven novels is unique, and each of them is memorable for its own reasons, and so Fr Parker will try to say something unique and memorable about each of them. Will he be able to? Yes. He knows because he's already recorded the Podcast, but presumably the interesting thing is the journey! Right? Tune in to find out!

In the tenth episode, Fr Parker talks about Bill and Ted! Who thought that was a good idea? Fr Parker did, and he definitely regrets it now since the two movies are so surface level that even though they meet God and travel through time, Fr Parker still struggles to come up with something to say. Tune in, though, and at least let Fr Parker know if it's as bad as he thought.

In this week's episode, Fr Parker talks about the Netflix Series, Warrior Nun, which is trashy in all the right ways. He uses the title question to explore the ignorance that the show reveals about Catholicism, but he also talks about some really good things that we, as a Church, can learn from the show.

In the eighth episode of the podcast, Fr Parker looks at Cormac McCarthy's rarely produced play, The Stonemason. He really only answers one question: what is the Stonemason about? But he asks that questions multiple times, and comes up with multiple answers that explore the meaning of masculinity, faith, and work.

In this episode of the podcast, Fr Parker talks about an amazing film called Calvary. Directed by John Michael McDonagh, Calvary depicts the final days of a Priest’s life after he is threatened with death in the confessional. A very powerful film that in so many ways is tragic, but in the most important way, is very hopeful. “Do not despair; one of thieves is saved. Do not presume; one of the thieves is damned.