Discover the shocking relationship research from Harvard and the world’s longest study on happiness. Plus: Fore, please! Storylines and predictions as The Masters tees off in Augusta. 

Author and professor Dr. Michael Ryall joins Cale to discuss Artificial Intelligence. Does it make us more human or less human? Are we headed for a dystopian future? 

Guest host Brooke Taylor is joined by her guest Jason Craig, author of Liturgy of the Land to discuss cultivating a Catholic homestead. George Sue-Stephan joins Brooke on the Cale Clarke show to share about the biblical narrative of the annunciation, fascinating excavations, and the history of Nazareth.

The Liturgy of the Land: Cultivating a Catholic Homestead

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As we prepare for Divine Mercy Sunday, we ask: is God’s forgiveness possible for even the worst of human monsters? Plus: is the upcoming solar eclipse a harbinger of the end of the world?

How can the Risen Jesus help us from giving in to anxiety and worry?

How the Risen Jesus revealed Himself to disciples on the road to Emmaus — and to us today. Plus: we know all about Lenten practices, but how can we live Easter well? 

Why did the Risen Jesus tell Mary Magdalene not to hold on to Him? Plus: Why are Americans more unhappy? And: Clarke on Clark: why is Caitlin so good?

Tammy and Jordan Peterson sit down with Cale for a compelling, in-depth conversation moments after Tammy was received into the Catholic Church this Easter.

What makes Good Friday “good”? Cale examines the crucifixion and death of Jesus through the lenses of history, archaeology, and spirituality. 

An Interview with Tammy Peterson 

https://relevantradio.com/2023/11/an-interview-with-tammy-peterson-the-cale-clarke-show/

The Truth of the Triduum

https://relevantradio.com/2024/03/the-truth-of-the-triduum/

In Fulfillment of the Scriptures

https://relevantradio.com/2024/03/in-fulfillment-of-the-scriptures/

What’s the hidden connection between Jesus, the Last Supper foot washing, and the priesthood? Plus: hope springs eternal on Opening Day.