Deacon Jeff and Tom Dorian talk with Bob Nicholas about the importance of eating a healthy spiritual diet...including the Eucharist!

Deacon Jeff and Tom Dorian talk about the different meanings attributed to the phrases born again and saved between Catholics and Protestants.

Deacon Jeff and Tom Dorian talk about reverence in the Catholic Faith, with a special emphasis on kneeling and genuflection and its proper place in Adoration of the Most Holy Sacrament.

Deacon Jeff speaks with Paulist Fr. Dave Dwyer, the host of The Busted Halo show heard weeknights on XM and Sirius Satellite radio. They talk about The Busted Halo ministry and answer a few of Deacon Jeff's emails. Fun stuff.

Deacon Jeff talks with Fr. Frank Pavone, Director of the International pro life organization Priests For Life about the Church's beautiful teaching on the sanctity and dignity of all human life, especially those most vulnerable, importance of acting to be sure that teaching is lived out.

Deacon Jeff talks with Fr. Earl Fernandez of the Archdiocese of Cincinnati about the role that our conscience plays in making moral decisions, and the vital importance of having a properly formed conscience so that our judgments are not erroneous.

Deacon Jeff talks with Derek Rotty about living the Catholic Virtues versus living the world's values.

Deacon Jeff talks with well-known authority on the Permanent Diaconate Deacon Bill Ditewig about the centuries old tradition behind the connection between angels and the deacons of the Church.

Deacon Jeff talks with Father Anthony Brausch, a priest for the Archdiocese of Cincinnati and instructor at the Mount Saint Mary's Seminary of the West, about faith in terms of being a habit and the requirement of developing, nurturing and caring for that faith so as to develop the means to make a positive ascent to the Teachings of the Church.

Deacon Jeff talks with Deacon Greg Kandra about evangelizing in the digital age. Deacon Greg produces a DAILY Catholic TV show called Currents and is host and moderator of a blog on BeliefNet called The Deacon's Bench.