Yes, you read that correctly, dragons! Fr. Josh and Anthony welcome Alex Tatum to the podcast for the first time, as we discuss St. George and other Catholic legends. We've got dragons, Thunderoaks, swords, the Holy Grail and papal bones! What more could you want in a podcast?

Money money money money. The podcast is back and we're talking about every Catholic's favorite topic: tithing! Fr. Josh and Anthony welcome Ana Gomez to the podcast and discuss the reasons for tithing, as well as some practical advice. Also, there's skiing and camels.

Beep beep! Here comes the Struggle Bus! We're talking about concupiscence with Fr. Josh, Anthony, and Casie, and first time guest Laura Winalski! Complete with tree metaphors, thievery, and diabolical cat breeding farms.

Heresies, heresies, come get your heresies, cause we're talking about the Trinity! We've got our own little trinity here with Casie, Anthony, and Fr. Josh (that's not blasphemy I promise) discussing what makes the Holy Trinity so special. Trust me, it's kind of a big deal.

Fr. Josh is joined by Casie Connolly and Pastoral Lackey 3.0 Anthony Haskin for a discussion on The Book of Ecclesiastes and the existence of God. This kicks off a series of podcasts made especially for the RCIA class, but all are welcome to listen and criticize my bumbling idiocy.

Fr. Josh is joined by Casie and TJ as they discuss (or rather sit in silent bewilderment at Fr. Josh's questions) the topic of receiving communion.

Fr. Josh is joined once again by TJ and Ben to discuss St. Anselm's Theory of Atonement, presented in a way "that will blow the minds of people who have never heard it."

Special guest Ben Thomsen joins TJ and Father Josh for this discussion on Cardinal Sarah's remarks on priests celebrating the Mass "Ad Orientem."

The inglorious return of TJ Capaldi! Father Josh, TJ, and Steven tackle the subject of meditation. Prepare for "intense disappointment."

Father Josh, Alex, and Casie Connolly mull over the art of Catholic dating. What does it actually mean to "Catholic date"? Does it have any resemblance to the modern version of dating? Do you have to wait to hold hands until after your wedding day? (Spoiler alert: you don't)