Holy Week in Seville

by John Julius Reel

The Holy Spirit moves in the streets of Seville during Holy Week.  Continue Reading »

28 Mar 2024

Easter, Creation, and Holiness

by George Weigel

Easter faith summons us to think of ourselves as creatures capable of eternal life, and we can experience that life now.     Continue Reading »

27 Mar 2024

Why the Left Won’t Condemn the October 7 Rapes

by Kari Jenson Gold

When sex is stripped of its significance, then rape stops being a uniquely dreadful crime.  Continue Reading »

26 Mar 2024

What is the “Negative World”?

by Mark Bauerlein

Aaron M. Renn joins the podcast to discuss his new book Life in the Negative World. Continue Reading »

25 Mar 2024

A Year of Bumps in the Road for Pope Francis

by Raymond J. de Souza

Pope Francis has had a myriad of challenges in the eleventh year of his pontificate. Continue Reading »

25 Mar 2024

When the Dodgers Moved to Los Angeles

by John Wilson

If the Shohei Ohtani story has piqued an interest in baseball, then read some of the best novels about the sport. Continue Reading »

22 Mar 2024

The World that Google Wants to See

by Michael Toscano

The promotion and crafting of a distorted virtual reality by tech companies should concern us all.  Continue Reading »

22 Mar 2024

In the Courts of Three Popes

by Mark Bauerlein

Mary Ann Glendon joins the podcast to discuss her new book In the Courts of Three Popes: An American Lawyer and Diplomat in the Last Absolute Monarchy of the West.  Continue Reading »

21 Mar 2024

The Church of England and Cost-Free Righteousness

by Carl R. Trueman

A report on the Church of England's role in African chattel slavery is heavy on cost-free righteousness and light on the Book of Common Prayer.  Continue Reading »

21 Mar 2024

Rediscovering Our Everyday Freedom

by Jonathan Leaf

Philip Howard’s new book explains why government functions so poorly and bureaucracy and litigiousness have become ubiquitous aspects of American life. Continue Reading »

21 Mar 2024