Seven Mile Chats

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.

Julia chats with Sean Myrtetus, the son of one of her colleagues, who has a BA from UVA in Religious Studies. The two discuss perfectionism and societal views of weakness as well as the stigma surrounding mental illness and how these issues connect to St Paul and 2 Corinthians 12.

Julia chats with fellow Catholic podcaster and blogger, Alexandra Sullivan (co-host of "Raising Saints" podcast and creator of "Transform Our Hearts" blog), about Christ's appearance to Mary Magdalene after the Resurrection.

Julia discusses Christ's encounter with the Samaritan Woman in John's Gospel with blogger Jen Scheuermann from Early AM Coffee with Jesus. @earlyamcoffeewithjesus

Julia discusses what Luke 17:20-21 (the kingdom of God is 'within you') means to her friend Angela Fontaine.

Julia speaks with English professor from Broward College and member of the Xavier Society, Francesca Marinaro, about Chapter 12 of Paul's 1st letter to the Corinthians.

Julia speaks with Deacon Dillon Bruce from the Diocese of Richmond about part of John's Bread of Life discourse and its connection to the Catholic Eucharist.