In this episode, Pamela talks to Dr Celia Deane-Drummond, director of Laudato Si about the environment. She explains:

- How can we reclaim a spiritual and sacramental understanding of creation that is rooted in Catholic tradition rather than ideology?

- What are small but meaningful ways everyday Catholics can live out this theology at home, in the city, or even in an apartment.

- How does understanding creation as a dynamic, evolving process change how we treat the earth practically? Does it affect how we view waste, consumption, or even farming?

-What are three practical practices rooted in Catholic spirituality that someone can begin today to “care for our common home” without burning out or being scrupulous?

- How does the Eucharist shape our relationship with the natural world? Can living a Eucharistic life influence how we shop, eat, and waste?

- Which virtue do you think is most lacking in how we treat creation—and how can we cultivate that in daily life?

- If a parish wanted to deepen its ecological spirituality beyond recycling bins and solar panels, what would you suggest they do—liturgically, catechistically, or communally?

In this episode, Pamela talks to Catherine DiNuzzo about A Catholic Response to Anxiety. She explains:

-What inspired you to write The Catholic Guide Through Anxiety?

-How did her faith shape that journey?

-Why anxiety is such a widespread issue among Catholics today?

-The role of prayer and the sacraments in healing from anxiety?

-What’s the difference between redemptive suffering and unhealthy emotional suffering?

-What are some specific spiritual practices for someone battling anxiety?

-Confession as a healing tool for anxiety

-How can Catholic parishes better support those struggling with anxiety?

-What role should Catholic therapists play in the life of the Church today?

In this episode, Pamela talks to Dr. Jared Staudt about catechesis and the ministry of catechism.

- What is this ministry of catechists and why is it important?

-What traits should a person have to be a catechist?

-How do we know God is calling us to this ministry?

-What is the preparation process?

-Can you tell us about time constraints and spiritual preparation required?

In this episode, Pamela talks to Melissa Presser about moving on after betrayal. She explains:

i. What should our first response be when we have been betrayed?

ii. How do we experience healing?

iii. What steps should we take to healing?

iv. How do you let go?

v. How do you deal with the recurring anger and negative emotion?

In this episode, Pamela talks to Stephen Kass about the Easter season and how Easter should be our way of life. He explains:

i. What is the significance of Easter?

ii. Why should it be our way of life beyond fifty days?

iii. How can we prolong the disciplines of lent going forward in our life?

iv. What are some ways Easter has slowly changed your own spirituality?

In this episode, Pamela talks to Matthew McKenna about tithing and almsgiving. He explains:

i.What does tithing mean and how much are we expected to tithe

ii. What is almsgiving and how much is expected?

iii. What about those in difficult circumstances or struggling financially?

In this post Pamela talks to Monica Walton about becoming a pro-life volunteer. She explains:

i. What does volunteering with pregnant women involve?

ii. What organizations are open to help and what kind of help do they need?

iii. Is there any training required?

iv. How has this affected her spiritually?

In this episode, Pamela talks to Nicholas A. Higgins about Becoming a missionary. He explains:

What does missionary work involve?

-How did you decide to do missionary work and how do people find a group that they can volunteer with?

-What have you learned? How has it enriched you spiritually?

-From your personal experience, what are the challenges of being a missionary?

-What about financial provisions during the time you're volunteering, in terms of your own work and travel?

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In this episode, Pamela talks to Amy Smith about Jeremiah 29:11 and the plans God has for our life. She explains:

i.What are the plans God has for us?

ii. How do we know what these plans are?

iii. How do we get over the old and start anew trusting God despite the past failures?

In this episode, Pamela talks to Scott G. Hefelfinger about the Jesse Tree tradition. He explains:

i. What is the Jesse tree tradition involve?

ii. What does Jesus's family teach us?

iii. How do we get over the differences in our own families at Christmas?

iv. What can we do at Christmas time to bridge and heal broken relationships?