Paul Orlousky's guests are Jacqueline and Conner Curley.  Conner calls himself a hog farmer turned philosopher.  We get to the bottom of what that means,  Jacqueline fell for it.  She strongly supports him in his Catholic based writings.  He is the author of "Remembering Freedom" and often ponders why today society frowns on traditional Catholic teaching and lifestyles.

Paul Orlousky's guests are members of the Ukrainian Catholic Eparchy of Parma, Fr. Vsevolod Shevchuk and his wife Halyna.  Father grew up in the Ukraine before the fall of the Soviet Union.  Religion was persecuted.  He was sent to the USA for seminary.  Before ordination, he was tutoring Helena in English.  They fell in love and were married.  Then he was ordained.

Paul Orlousky's guests are Carl and Sandy Monday. Carl was a Cleveland Investigative Reporter with TV Channel 19. Carl had a stressful job, and Sandy has been there for more than 50 years.  How does their faith, and their lasting commitment to one another ease the stresses of life in the public eye.  And how did a tragedy guide them through heartbreak to increased faith 

Paul Orlousky's guest is Deacon Matt Lawler. He is assigned to the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist, Diocese of Cleveland.  In his "other life" he is a licensed professional engineer and currently works for a consulting firm downtown where he specializes in bridge design and inspection.  Discover how he discerned his call later than most deacons.

Paul Orlousky's guest is Fr. Greg Olszewski. Talk about an enthusiastic Priest.  Father Olszewski is all of that. He had a later calling to the seminary after years as a newspaper reporter.  After stops at St. Ambrose, and helping the formation of Mary Queen of the Apostles in Brookpark, he’s now Parochial Vicar at both St. Joseph and St. John Neumann in Strongsville, OH.

Paul Orlousky's guest is Fr. Vincent Hawk. Fr. Hawk is a busy guy. He spent his first 15 years in Loudinville, a fairly rural setting, and is now in booming Avon, OH as Pastor of two parishes, Holy Trinity Parish and St. Mary of the Immaculate Conception Parish and their two schools. It’s quite a workload and he loves it.

Paul Orlousky's guests are Dcn. William & Millie Prebel.  Dcn. Prebel was ordained this May 3rd and serves at SS. Cosmas and Damian Parish.  He is also a Senior investment advisor at PNC Bank.  Millie is a Cosmetologist and was involved in marketing and teaching.

Paul Orlousky's guest is Fr. Bob Sanson a retired priest in the Cleveland Diocese. He has a few angels in his life, now he’s one to others. He has published his autobiography titled “The Real Father Mulcahy."

Paul Orlousky's guests are Deacon Scott and Julie Cerrito.  Deacon Cerrito serves at St. Francis Xavier Parish in Medina. He’s a former motorcycle policeman and recovered from a serious injury, as always with the support of Julie. Being a deacon is a "job" that requires a supportive wife and family.

Paul Orlousky's guests are Culture Project missionaries who are in Cleveland during 2026. The Culture Project is an initiative of young people set out to restore culture through the experience of virtue. The Cleveland missionary team is dedicated to sharing messages of respecting the dignity of a human person and living a life of sexual integrity with those in middle schools, high schools and parish youth ministry groups.