Jennifer Fulwiler talks with Dr. Bill Thierfelder about how trying to achieve excellence with your field can be an opportunity to grow in virtue. As a college president, former Olympic athlete, man of faith, and father of 10, Dr. Thierfelder offers fresh, fascinating insights about how to combine a desire for peak performance with a desire for holiness.

Jennifer Fulwiler talks with Dr. Bill Thierfelder about how trying to achieve excellence with your field can be an opportunity to grow in virtue. As a college president, former Olympic athlete, man of faith, and father of 10, Dr. Thierfelder offers fresh, fascinating insights about how to combine a desire for peak performance with a desire for holiness.

Jennifer Fulwiler and Hallie Lord laugh and joke around as they discuss their different ideas of what a romantic evening with their spouses would look like. Hallie offers unique insights about how even the most overwhelmed couples can fan the flames of their romance, even if they have young children or are on a tight budget. After hearing this interview, you'll be ready to plan a fabulous date night to rekindle the spark in your marriage.

Jennifer Fulwiler and Hallie Lord laugh and joke around as they discuss their different ideas of what a romantic evening with their spouses would look like. Hallie offers unique insights about how even the most overwhelmed couples can fan the flames of their romance, even if they have young children or are on a tight budget. After hearing this interview, you'll be ready to plan a fabulous date night to rekindle the spark in your marriage.

More of the most popular segments from Jennifer Fulwiler's special week of two-hour daily shows, including:

- Jen calls a priest to ask about her plans to get a house that is not currently for sale by staging a fake haunting.

- Jen explains why she thinks rap and Gregorian chant are similar genres of music, and why she loves both.

Three of the most popular segments from Jennifer Fulwiler's week of daily two-hour radio shows, which includes:

- Jen's explanation of why she's a Left Shark.

- Jen's response to Pope Francis' comment that the internet is a blessing, including playing Youtube clips of The Peanut Butter Jelly Song and an apple saying "whazzuuuup."

- Exclusive footage of Pope Francis on Google Hangouts.

- Advertisements for the five apps that Catholics *really* need.

Three of the most popular segments from Jennifer Fulwiler's week of daily two-hour radio shows, which includes:

- Jen's explanation of why she's a Left Shark.

- Jen's response to Pope Francis' comment that the internet is a blessing, including playing Youtube clips of The Peanut Butter Jelly Song and an apple saying "whazzuuuup."

- Exclusive footage of Pope Francis on Google Hangouts.

- Advertisements for the five apps that Catholics *really* need.

More of the most popular segments from Jennifer Fulwiler's special week of two-hour daily shows, including:

- Jen calls a priest to ask about her plans to get a house that is not currently for sale by staging a fake haunting.

- Jen explains why she thinks rap and Gregorian chant are similar genres of music, and why she loves both.

When we hear the first commandment -- "thou shalt not have strange gods before Me" -- many of us feel like we're okay on that one. We don't acknowledge deities other than Christ, so we're fine, right? Elizabeth Scalia points out that most of us violate this commandment all the time without even realizing it. She and Jennifer talk about the surprising things we can turn into gods that we value above all else, and Elizabeth shares some very unique advice for casting the idols out of your own life.

When we hear the first commandment -- "thou shalt not have strange gods before Me" -- many of us feel like we're okay on that one. We don't acknowledge deities other than Christ, so we're fine, right? Elizabeth Scalia points out that most of us violate this commandment all the time without even realizing it. She and Jennifer talk about the surprising things we can turn into gods that we value above all else, and Elizabeth shares some very unique advice for casting the idols out of your own life.