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No new episode this week, so please enjoy listening to one of our favorite episodes from the summer of 2020. 

The most important issue nobody is talking about.

Today's Problem With Masculinity Isn't What You Think by Benjamin Sledge: https://humanparts.medium.com/todays-problem-with-masculinity-isn-t-what-you-think-b43e80edcf60

Into the Breach, Apostolic Exhortation by Bishop Thomas Olmsted: https://www.kofc.org/en/resources/cis/cis340.pdf

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Check out the More Than Entertained Blog at: https://morethanentertained.com

Brennan Garriques graduated from Troy University and is currently serving as a FOCUS missionary at LSU. He is a co-founder of More Than Entertained, an organization committed to helping people discover that the divine is all around them, if only they would take a moment to look for it. Brennan has always been fascinated by the way he is moved by a good story. One of his favorite hobbies is to reflect on how the entertainment industry can point him to the divine.

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The Feminine Genius Podcast:

https://www.instagram.com/femgeniuspod/

https://www.femininegeniuspodcast.com/

A Pondering Heart Podcast: 

https://redcircle.com/shows/a-pondering-heart-podcast

Referenced writings:

The Eternal Women by Gertrud von le Fort

Mulieris Dignitatem by St. John Paul II

Letter to Women by St. John Paul II

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Dylan and Nick sit down to chat with Emily Thomason, Colloquium's resident artist, about her perspective on living femininity in the 21st century.

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Dylan and Nick discuss femininity, the complementarity of men and women, and the tension that women seem to face in the twenty-first century. Thoughts, questions, or hate mail? Email us at [email protected].

One of the greatest novelists of all time may not be an understatement for this author. The Brothers Karamazov and Crime and Punishment are consistently considered among the greatest novels ever written. Join us as we talk about some of the gripping themes of Dostoevsky's novels and why you should make the time to read him. 

Dylan and Nick discuss the three transcendentals: truth, goodness, and beauty, and how they draw us outside of ourselves and toward God. 

Very much at risk of promoting unpopular opinions, Dylan and Nick discuss the intricacies of telling the truth in a fallen world. 

Twentieth century novelist Flannery O'Connor portrays sin as nothing less than grotesque, horrifying, and demonic. 

What is the Christian perspective on suffering?