This week, the Community Directors talk about their favorite Christmas songs, Community Director Frank's Engagement, and Thanksgiving. Happy listening!

Join Austin as he is joined by Renee and Maureen for Part 2 of the Fiat Stained Glassed Stories Collab. The episode covers the Faith Stories of the Fiat Podcasts Hosts, the balance between sacramental and spiritual faith, and devotions to Mary and the Saints.

Join Franchetta and Gaby as they sit down with Sophomore Michael Ippolito to discuss the porn industry and how it undermines human dignity.

Brandon and Sophie sit down with Michael Berkowitz and discuss his incredible career as a world renowned musician, conductor, and music director. Michael has worked on some of the world’s most famous stages, Broadway and with some of the biggest stars in theatre, music, and film.

Join Mike and Iggy for their last show before the New Year where they will discuss topics like the fight against COVID, home appliance safety, troop withdrawals from Afghanistan, and closures of public places in DC.

In this episode Austin sits down with Schola Eburuoh to talk about her faith story, devotions, all that Black Catholics bring to the Church, and that the Love of Christ knows no color.

This week, the Community Directors discuss Mickey and Minnie Mouse's birthdays, the debrief of Village of Lights, our favorite Christmas movies, Residence Life Recruitment, the Fall 2020 Residential Survey, Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week, and Late Night Breakfast. Happy listening!

This week Renee and Maureen dive into devotions and talk about Novenas and the Rosary. We dive into the origins of these prayers, our favorite ways to pray them, and how they have changed our lives, and faith.

This week on Don’t Read into it! Noelia focuses on just a film and a book about journeys and people escaping their realities in order to find what they believe is their destiny.

Brandon and Sophie sit down with Broadway Stage Manager Arturo Porazzi. With a career spanning over 40 years, Arturo shares stories from his years in the field and offers stage advice to aspirating artists.