In this week's episode, I had the privilege to talk with Professor Stephen Kramp of John Paul the Great Catholic University. We talked about Dante's masterpiece, "Inferno," and how it has influenced society and evangelization even so many years later.

In this weeks episode, Brian and I sit down to talk about three songs that came out during the late sixties and early 70's: The Doobe Brother's cover of, "Jesus is Just Alright," Norman Greenbaum's,  " Spirit in the Sky," and ZZ Top's, "Jesus Just Left Chicago." We give some fun facts about the songs and then we dive into the meaning behind the songs and how having religious vocabulary or themes in a song doesn't neccessarily make it praise or worship.

In this week's episode, I had the opportunity to sit down with Dr. John Kincaid of the University of Mary. He has two MA's in theology as well as a PhD in theology, so I thought he would be a good guest to come and talk about the philosophical foundations of virtue in scripture. We talked about the definition of virtue and how the perception of virtue has completely morphed and changed over time.

In this episode, I sit down with Deacon Mark Geraty, of the Diocese of Boise, and Brian Howell as we discuss some of the trials regarding raising kids in the Catholic faith. We talk about educating our children about sex and when is the appropriate time, as well education and how parents should be paying attention to what is being taught in the public school systems.

During this episode, my co-worker Brian Howell and I discuss the importance of media in regards to the New Evangelization as well as some of the upcoming projects we here at Salt and Light are working on.

On this week's episode, I talked with Anita Wolberd and Anthony White, two members of the lay Carmelite group here in Boise. They described the Carmelite spirituality, how they view it, and how it has affected their lives.

In this weeks episode, Father Francisco Godinez shares with us his faith journey to the priesthood, as well as what differences he has seen in Hispanic and American Catholicism as he has experienced them.

In this week's episode, I got to talk with a college friend and theology/philosophy graduate student, Ruvianne Dela Cruz Mercado. We talked about Filipino Catholicism and the celebrations/traditions that it holds.

In this week's episode, Father Mike Lee from St. Luke's Parish in Kansas City, Missouri,  shares with us some of the beauty of the Byzantine Church and how it is centered around contemplation and the liturgy.