Seemingly Ordinary

Lucia Brancato is an English teacher and a wedding planner. We started off talking about books, but ended up on life's deepest questions.  Books include: Sea Biscuit, Unbroken, and Where the Crawdads Sing .

(This episode was recorded in Sept. 2021.) 

We started this crazy episode at 9:30 p.m., and went past 12:30 a.m. In it, Emily discusses the topics that mean the most to her: marriage, the Incorruptibles, miracles, saints, mystics, and personality tests. And courage. It's a wild ride.

(This episode was recorded in July 2021.)

Charles Lanza taught theology, and  has excellent advice on prayer.

(This episode was recorded in the summer of 2021.)

English teacher Stacey Rains is one of the most artistic people I know. In this episode, we discuss her favorite books, and more.

(This episode was recorded in 2021.)

Marcus Kain's life defies summary. A man in business, volunteer work, and teaching, Marcus can also be a social entrepreneur—he is always figuring out how to get people together, to go out, have fun, and enjoy life. 

(This episode was recorded in late 2020.)

Catherine Suprenant is the new director of City on a Hill, a ministry for thousands of people.  She's worked as a Marriage Formation Counselor (and has brilliant advice about love and commitment). And she's worked for Mommies Matter, which provides deep emotional and other support for single moms. Wise, friendly, and funny, Catherine has devoted her life to helping as many people as possible.

(This episode was recorded on April 26, 2022.)

Emily Wobker is an athlete, a ridiculously well read person, and a homeschooling mom of six kids.  Emily's favorite things include: games, books, musicals, singing (professionally!), the Olympics, sports, and the saints.  We discuss each under the theory that how how enjoy life says a great deal about every other aspect of your life!

And--given the state of the world--we could all use a break.

(This episode was recorded in the summer of 2021.)