In this week's episode, Brian and Trinity dig into some 60's/70's hits that portray women as the devil in either their personality or how they treated the singer.

Hello 2023! For the very first episode of the year, I decided to do some apologetics and find some fun facts about the church. So join me as I learn a little something and then answer some Reddit questions about the faith.

Join the Table Talk crew this week as they share what Advent and the Christmas season is to them. We talk about how it has changed since we were kids, and what our goals are moving forward as to how to really keep Christmas and Advent holy seasons of reflection.

Join Vince Salerno and me as we dive into the rowdy western, "3:10 to Yuma." There is much more to this movie than meets the eye, so grab a drink and join us as we find the many themes and virtues in this fantastic piece of cinema.

This week, I sat down again with Director of Marriage and Family Life, Jay Wonacott, and we dove into the 3rd kind of love, "Storge."

For this week's episode I got to sit down with the Coordinator of Campus Ministry at Boise State University, Sophia Chumich. We talked about her journey through the different types of ministry she has been involved in as well as what she has been seeing in youth ministry and how as a church we have been working on the New Evangelization.

In this week's episode, I had the absolute privilege to talk with fellow podcast host and author, Eric Meyer. He has a podcast talking with professionals about their experiences and careers called, "The Company Man." But, through his professional career, he has grown more in his faith and has written a book to share with others. 

For this week's episode, Brian and I dive into some more songs that have someway of portraying the devil. The three songs for this episode are, "Friend of the Devil," by the Greatful Dead, "Running with the Devil," by Van Halen, and "Sympathy for the Devil," by The Rolling Stones.

In this month's episode, we welcome special guest Josephine Lasnick to join us in our conversation about St. Joseph and how he is such an excellent example of purity, fatherhood, and masculinity. 

Join me for this week's episode as I get to talk with fellow podcaster and author, Samantha Stephenson. We got to talk about her recent book, "Reclaiming Motherhood from a Culture Gone Mad." In it, she talks about some of the new fertility science out there as well as the theology behind why a lot of these new practices are wrong, and how we should refocus on the true meaning of family and our roles in that unit.