Julia's friend Fr. Bresnahan from the Diocese of Arlington is back for Season 3. The two chat about an important verse in Genesis 3 from the second Creation Story.

Julia starts off Season 3 with guest, Marcia Lane-McGee, who is a fellow Catholic podcaster (co-host of Plaid Skirts and Basic Black podcast) and co-author of "Fat Luther, Slim Pickins". The two discuss this verse from Paul's second letter to the Corinthians and how it applies to what many of us have encountered in 2020 and 2021.

Julia wraps up Season 2 and 2021 with a quick reflection and information on the upcoming Season 3!

Julia finishes out Season 2 with her very first guest from Season 1, Maria Sousa. The two discuss St. Paul's famous passage on love.

Julia chats with writer Margaret Agard about a passage in second Isaiah. Margaret has published two memoirs, is a wife and mother, and helped to run Amazing Bible Timeline.com. You can learn more about her and her projects on InHisFoosteps.com.

Julia welcomes back a guest from Season 1, Training and Event Coordinator for Liturgy Training Publications, Rosina Hendrickson. The two discuss this year's gospel for the Feast of Christ the King.

Julia chats with fellow Richmonder and podcaster, Paul Granger. The two talk about community, understanding, and submitting our whole selves to God as they look at this passage from Proverbs. You can learn more about Paul and his podcast, "Where Did You See God" by following @wheredidyouseegod on Instagram and going to his website: www.wheredidyouseegod.com.

Julia chats with a former co-worker and teacher, Jackie Martin, about this famous verse about the passing of time and changing of seasons.

Julia takes another mini-hiatus to record the last couple of episodes of Season 2.

Julia speaks with another Julia! Julia Aldrich is a mom, an IT project manager, and a writer with a Masters in Theology from The University of Dayton. She recently had an article published in U.S. Catholic about post-partum depression and her connection with Mary. The two Julias talk about St. Paul and the very popular verse of Philippians 4:4-9.