Salt & Light Catholic Radio Podcasts

Morning Light welcomes back Bizzy Schorr for another segment of "Priscilla's Porch, wherein she talks about the changing of the seasons into fall, and how we need to prepare ourselves for our own spiritual and mental fall. 

Morning Light welcomes back Rebecca M. Carroll as she talks with Tim Blonsky, coordinator for the Youth Apprenticeship Program here in Idaho. 

Morning Light welcomes back the Executive Director of St. Vincent de Paul in south western Idaho, Ralph May. Ralph gave us a little update about what is going on with the society, but he also took us back to the roots of the organization and what their true purpose is as well as what makes them special. 

     Morning Light welcomes back Kris Foster from St. Mark’s Music Ministry, talking today about remixes - specifically remixing church hymns.

     Morning Light presents our Marriage & Family Life segment.  Filling in for Jay Wonacott today, Gwen Colfer from Holy Apostles talks about efforts with Courageous Grandparenting, spreading the word about some upcoming training opportunities to help grandparents pass on the faith to their grandchildren. 

     Morning Light presents a "bonus" edition of Vocations Focus, as  Jim & Mary Ellen Nourse talk with Fr. Joe Everton from the Missionaries of La Salette.

     Walking With Moms is a new segment of Morning Light inspired by the new directive from the USCCB.  Today, from Treasure Valley Teens 4 Life, we chat with Serenity Ryan and Ben Brown about this local pro-life organization for teenagers.

In this week's episode, Pat sat down with Director of Marriage and Family Life for the Diocese of Boise, Jay Wonacott, and they talked about the importance of family and the the man's role as the father. 

     Faith & Feasts is a weekly segment of Morning Light hosted by Teresa Zepeda.  This morning, she talks about the Feasts of the Archangels (9/29) and the Guardian Angels (10/2).

     Man Cave is a weekly segment of Morning Light hosted by Pat King & Eddie Trask.  Today, the topic is forgiveness.  Do we truly "forgive & forget" or do we keep things bottled up?