In this episode we talk about the great legacy of St. Olga both pre-conversion to Christianity and post-conversion. She was an extremely brilliant woman that did extraordinary things.

In this week's episode we talk about the great, fascinating man Teddy Roosevelt. A man of energy and high intelligence who accomplished and had more adventure in his life than most ever have or will. We hope you enjoy and find his life and story just as amazing.

In this episode we talk all about Mister Rogers - His upbringing, career, motivations, personality, personal interests, character, and how this man was real, authentic, genuine, loving and caring. Join us for some uplifting talk about Mister Roger's love

In this episode we talk about George Patton - his early life all the way to his death; his personality, character, beliefs, inspirations and major accomplishments through WW1 & WW2.

In this episode we talk about Leonardo, his life and his works, which goes way beyond his well known paintings. We also take a fun detour into the Catholic church of today and how the Americas actually got its name - along with some other fun, entertaining offshoots.

In this week's episode we kick it off with chats about perception, morality and follow with... the fascinating and wild life of Andrew Jackson. We cover from his childhood up to his late years, and all of the wild tales in between.

In this episode we dive into the Stoic philosopher and Roman Senator, Seneca. We discuss:

- Seneca's history and life

- Stoic Philosophy

- Roman History in Seneca's context

- Early Christianity in relation to Seneca, the Apostle Paul and Stoic Philosophy

- Seneca's writings

- Remembering our Mortality

In this episode we dive deep into the fascinating life of Benjamin Franklin!! Full of fun facts, history and many laughs.

In this episode we discuss the two party political system, what the founding fathers thought of it, how it developed in American Politics and what its possible flaws are for today.

In this episode we talk about the great essayist of the 1800's, Ralph Waldo Emerson, the movement he began called Transcendentalism, and the major impact he had on American Religious and Political Culture.