Patrick opens with a humorous take on smartphone addiction, featuring the quirky trend of the “Methophone”—a $20 acrylic slab meant to mimic the feel of a phone for those trying to break the habit. Patrick fields calls from listeners who share strategies for stepping back from technology, discuss the challenges and benefits of simplifying their tech use, and reflect on how easy it is to get caught up in constant scrolling. Amid the laughter and practical advice, Patrick welcomes a moving call from a listener who, after fifty years away, returns to the Catholic Church inspired by the program. Through it all, Patrick keeps the conversation uplifting, entertaining, and focused on finding community, hope, and a healthier balance in everyday life.

• Are you addicted to your phone? Well, there’s a new product that could be the help you’re looking for. (00:43)
• Todd - Smart phone Addiction Solution: Buy a flip phone and that will kick the phone addiction habit. (06:57)
• Brian - I just found a book called 'Isaiah' from a group called 'the Passion Translation' and I am wondering if it is Catholic? (08:28)
• Jeannie - I converted because of Relevant Radio. (12:33)
• Stephanie - I cut my phone addiction by switching to a simple flip phone. Addiction is a form of slavery. (23:28) Also, some protestant Churches have saint names, do they get them from Catholics or do they have their own saints? (30:26))
• Tiffany - Smart phones: I got an apple watch instead. (38:03)
• Francine - I don't think Methaphone is a silly thing if it helps people. You should stop laughing about it. (42:18)
• John - We moved out of the city because of addiction. We see the addiction in our children. (48:50)