(1) Student activism trainer J.P. Kirby on how to prepare college students to defend their First Amendment rights; (2) financial specialist Eric Ohlhausen describes how his bank refuses to cancel anyone over their political views.

(1) Consultant Thomas Buckley reveals the corrupt practices involved in fact-checking; (2) journalist Nate Tinner-Williams discusses the contributions of Black composers to Catholic liturgical music.

(1) Theology Professor Matthew Ramage on reconciling science and faith; (2) education specialist Kerry McDonald examines microschooling; (3) YouTuber Jennifer Waldyke tells how she identifies fake Catholic books.

(1) Hayden Ludwig from Restoration of America explores how philanthropy has become a tool of leftist ideology; (2) attorney and author Randy Petrides discusses his book, “How the Saints Shaped History.”

(1) Joseph Vazquez of the Media Research Center exposes a sophisticated censorship operation that claims to be fighting “misinformation”; (2) Spiritual director and author Casey Tygrett explores the spiritual dimension of memory.

(1) Music scholar Mark Evans talks about the new editions of his books on preserving our cultural heritage; (2) educator Bill Haughey describes the new international Catholic college dedicated to reconciling technology and faith.

(1) Jonathan Feldstein of the Genesis 123 Foundation with an update on the situation in Israel and an appeal to meet IDF soldiers’ needs; (2) author Christine Watkins on her book about the Miraculous Medal.

(1) Mac and Jessica McCabe discuss pre-screening children’s literature to avoid censorship while still protecting kids from harmful material; (2) floral designer Emily Malloy on her book about using flowers to enrich spiritual life.

(1) Civil Liberties attorney Casey Norman explains how government pressures social networks to censor unwanted posts; (2) theology scholar Danella Zsupan-Jerome on the Internet as a catholic mission field.

(1) Thomas Aquinas scholar Fr. Basil Cole, O.P. discusses his new book, “Angelic Virtues and Demonic Vices”; (2) author and educator John Clark on his critique of how the Church prepares people for marriage, “Betrayed without a Kiss.”