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Hour 2 for 7/22/26
Drew and Maribeth pray the Chaplet of Divine Mercy (1:00). Then, Father Paul Desmarais discusses the occult dangers present in new movies like Minions & Monsters and Hexed (27:43). They also discuss death metal bands (41:56) and Harry Potter (46:06).
Link:
https://stmjparish.org/staff
Hour 3 for 7/22/26
Drew and Noelle Mering discuss the No Contact phenomena in young people (1:02). Topics/calls: the splintering family (7:55), estrangement (9:45), self-indulged kids (15:35), politics (17:50), son ghosted us (20:00), spiritual battle (25:55), daughter estranged us for ten years (28:18), showing pain (34:38), and generational no context (42:36).
Links:
Follow Noelle on X
https://www.noellemering.com/
Noelle's new book No Contact
Hour 1 for 7/21/26
Drew and Dr. David Wurmser discuss the Iran war, and the leverage they have over the U.S. (1:16). Then, Kevin Appleby discusses the recent bishop's statement on ICE (16:36), ICE training (21:52), and where the Trump administration is (23:04). Then, Msgr. James Shea discusses grief (3043) and the loss of his brother (33:54). Callers: deathbed conversion (40:37), accompanying someone who is hostile to the faith (44:07), and my dog brought me to the faith (47:24).
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Hour 2 for 7/21/26
Drew and Annie McAleer pray the Chaplet of Divine Mercy (1:00). Then, Msgr. Charles Pope how great nations rise and fall (31:57), where America is (36:39), and the spiritual starvation of nations (41:23).
Links:
Read Msgr.'s articles here and here
Hour 3 for 7/21/26
Drew and Dr. Mark Giszczak discuss dreams and the Bible (1:56). Topic: discernment (9:56), conversions from Islam (12:38), Biblical dreams (13:48), caller: four horseman dream (15:44), and dreaming in a foreign language (19:56). Then, Dr. Lou Tartaglia covers what dreams are (29:30), and understanding recurring dreams (36:06), falling (41:14), and sleepwalking (45:41).
Links:
https://catholicbiblestudent.com/profile
https://saintpaulseminary.org/faculty-staff/dr-mark-giszczak/
https://tartaglia.com/
Hour 1 for 7/20/26
Ed welcomes Dr. Paul O'Reilly about the value of The Odyssey thousands of years later (2:04). Topics: why it's a journey of a soul story (6:57), lessons for Christians (20:21), and caller: I enjoyed the movie (26:26). Then, Jake Tawney covers the story of a robot hired to teach at a rural New York school (30:04), properly oriented education (37:15), how tech changes those who use it (42:51), and AI automating higher level thinking (45:18).
Hour 2 for 7/20/26
Ed and Nick pray the Chaplet of Divine Mercy (1:00). Then, Laura Wolk Slavis from the Beckett Fund covers the new NY Aid in Dying Bill that violates the religious liberty of the Catholic nuns who would be forced to participate (25:59). Topics: repeating the same fight (35:52), why it renders Bishops unable to promote Catholic teaching (41:23) and what the next steps are (47:34).
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Hour 3 for 7/20/26
Ed and Brilyn Hollyhand discuss his new book Make America Talk Again and the importance of healthy civil discourse (1:58). They also discussed the influence of social media (11:52) on discourse and students can disagree in the classroom (18:08). Then, Ambassador Joseph Cella discusses Marco Rubio's recent foreign policy speeches (28:48) and how Europe has responded (43:00).
Link:
Brilyn's new book
Hour 1 for 7/17/26
Ed Morrisey and Stephen Richer, legal fellow with Cato’s Robert A. Levy Center for Constitutional Studies discusses the President's speech and questions related to election security (2:34). Topics/calls: foreign interference (6:47), the voting process (12:56), mail-in-ballots (15:37), the President's intelligence apparatus (19:25), and voter registration (24:32), Arizona elections (27:25), and the Save America Act (29:25). Then, Andrea Picciotti-Bayer, director of The Conscience Project discusses the recent firing of a teacher who said she doesn't believe in abortion (33:24), the perspective from a teacher (41:05), and US religious liberty (48:22).
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Hour 2 for 7/17/26
Ed and Maribeth pray the Chaplet of Divine Mercy (1:00). Then, Canon Robert Lynam joins the show to discuss the heroic life of Daniel Anderl who was tragically murdered (25:49) and whose cause for canonization has now begun (42:16).
Link:
https://www.catholic.edu/all-stories/canonization-inquiry-opens-catholic-university-alumnus-daniel-anderl
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