For this week's episode, Trinity had a surprise interview with Dr. Ryan Hanning. He is an Institute of Catholic Theology Fellow, as well as a professor of Church History and Catholic Studies.

Superhero movies tend to be pretty surface-level and all about special effects and explosions. But, in this week's "Catholicism and Film" segment, Vince and I dive into the hidden gems found in "Man of Steel." Though not too complex, this movie has some surprises and talks about not only practicing virtue, but it has a pro-life message as well!

For this week, I was able to sit down with two alumni missionaries from the organization Consolatio. They shared the history and mission of the organization as well as some of their incredible experiences as missionaries.

This week, I had the honor and privilege to sit down with an old college buddy and hear about his past two years as a NET (National Evangelization Team) Missionary. He shared some of his faith journey and some powerful stories from his time traveling and spreading the good news of Jesus Christ.

For this week, Trinity got back together with Vince Salerno Jr. and they talked about the Pixar masterpiece, "Ratatouille." Though this wild film may not seem like more than a surface-level child's animated film, there are a lot more layers to this movie than may meet the eye.

This week the Table Talk crew talk loveeee. What is love? What are the four types of love? How should we approach forming good relationships? How should I approach dating and marriage?

Brian and I decided, being that we are in the month of loveeeee, that we would talk about some classic love songs that portrayed love in a little bit more....postive light.

WARNING: This is a little bit more of a PG-13 episode as the films discussed are very graphic. SPOILERS are contained regarding the films and their endings.

Join me this week as I got to talk with Father Nathan Dail, the pastor of St. Paul's Catholic Student Center at Boise State University, and Nicholas, a student at Boise State. We dove into some well-loved horror films, Hereditary and Smile, and discussed the lessons to be learned from them and the impact they may have had on us. Father shared some incredible points regarding the power of these films, how horror as a genre started, and what we can take from the films to improve our spiritual lives.

Join Anna, Trinity, and Logan as they give updates on their New Year resolutions as well as discuss how to set goals in the proper way. Mindset and setting yourself up for success are crucial in order to reach the new year goals and start a journey for growth. These tips can be applied to all areas of your life, especially you spiritual life.

This week, Tirnity and Jay Wonacott talked about the 4th and greatest type of love, "Agape." This final episode will complete the foundation upon whcih to build further healthy relationships and habits in marriage a well as family life.