This episode, which includes interviews recorded in 2023, features the forgiveness story of Deacon Don Allison. It also features Andrew Hundley and their work at the parole project. To learn more, visit paroleproject.org.

This episode features a discussion with Professor Paul Herrick, author of Philosophy, Reasoned Belief and Faith. Learn more about Professor Herrick through his page at Shoreline Community College.

In this episode, you'll hear from historian William R. Cook. We'll discuss his conversion to Catholicism, his devotion to St. Francis of Assisi, and the work of his charitable international foundation. For more information on Professor Cook, visit: billcookfoundation.org or find his lectures through The Great Courses at https://www.thegreatcourses.com

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In this episode, we'll hear from Captain Joseph McInerney in his recorded lecture on the life of Father Walter Joseph Ciszek, S.J. 

For more information on Capt. McInerney, visit: http://www.annapolis-leadership.com/joseph-mcinerney.html

For more information of Fr. Ciszek, visit: https://www.jesuits.org/stories/jesuit-father-walter-ciszek-a-life-in-service/

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In this episode, David Aguillard and Carol Spruell with Catholic Charities of Baton Rouge share stories of individuals whose lives have been transformed by the group's service to our neighbors in need

In this episode, Deacon Dan Borne' describes his calling to a deeper spirituality, shares what he finds most beautiful about his faith and discusses church reforms in handling allegations of abuse.

In episode seven, East Baton Rouge Parish Coroner Dr. Beau Clark shares stories of faith, service and perseverance. This episode was recorded prior to the COVID-19 pandemic. 

In this episode, special guest Dr. Paul Coreil shares personal stories of perseverance, faith and service.

This episode features stories from Robert Gutherman and Sarah Bertrand, two individuals whose lives were changed by the legacy of St. Katharine Drexel. We'll also focus on Drexel's life of service and the two Vatican-confirmed miracles that led to her becoming a saint in the Catholic Church.

In this episode, Fr. Eddie Martin shares stories of faith, service and perseverance. Fr. Eddie once worked as a chemical engineer and was married to his wife, Jenny, for 35 years before she passed away from cancer. He has four children and five grandchildren.

Today, as a widowed Roman Catholic deacon who became a priest in the Diocese of Baton Rouge, Fr. Eddie speaks from experience when counseling others about coping with loss, trusting in God’s long-term plan for our lives and nurturing a healthy marriage.