In this episode, Dominik speaks with Brendan Kalisz about their views and concerns over the old trend of telling children about Santa Claus. They raise both moral and practical approaches to thinking about what parents should consider when deciding how to address Santa Claus with their children.

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In this episode, Dominik speaks with Brendan Kalisz about what the reactions to Charlie Kirk’s assassination mean about the state of civil discourse, and how the reactions of different groups reflect their worldview positions.

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In this episode, Dominik speaks with Dan Schneider about his experience as a missionary for Totus Tuus.

While I am unassociated with them, I find them to be an excellent missionary group; you can find out more about Totus Tuus at their website here: https://totustuus.church/

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Music: The Loneliness by Sergey Cherimisinov: https://s-cheremisinov.com/

In this episode, Dominik speaks with Robert Kalaj, owner of Ardiana’s Restaurant on 10 Mile Road in Novi, MI. His story about growing up under the anti-religious government of communist Albania showcases the provident love of God who continually guides us to Himself by mysterious and awesome ways, and who has a unique timing for the spiritual progress of all His children.

If you are in town, feel free to stop by Ardiana’s Restaurant on 10 Mile Road in Novi MI.

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Music: The Loneliness by Sergey Cherimisinov: https://s-cheremisinov.com/

In this episode, Dominik reflects on his interview with Joe Kirkish and the thoughts which it aroused in him on ecumenism.

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Joe Kirkish is a 100 year old professor emeritus of humanities at Michigan Technological University, resident of Houghton, Michigan, and a lifetime Catholic.

Dominik speaks with Joe about growing up as a Catholic in Houghton among a largely Protestant demographic, about how that faith alongside a strong sense of ecumenism has influenced him in his adult life, and about how a recognition of personal faith enriches our encounters with those of other faiths.

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Joe Kirkish is a 99 year old professor emeritus of humanities at Michigan Technological University. He was the founder of WGGL FM in 1968, the first FM station in the Keweenaw Peninsula and one of the earliest in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. He was present for the beginning of National Public Radio station and wrote his doctoral dissertation on its first four years. Dominik speaks with him about these early days of FM radio.

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In this episode, Dominik is joined by Lucy Cousino to talk about the nature of art. They touch on what makes art good, where art comes from, the concept of subcreation and what the Church has to say about it, and how art signifies the eternal.

In this episode, Dominik is joined by nobody to talk about what the term ‘worldview’ means, how your education contributes to your worldview, and the difference between American ‘gen-eds’ and a true liberal arts education.

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Spotify: Salt the Earth

In this episode, Dominik is joined by Brendan Kalisz to talk about the context of political discussion in the current United States as relevant to Catholics. They talk about topics such as university politics, talking about abortion, and diversity.