Patrick Conley and Fr. Dave Heney take on a tough but crucial topic: assisted suicide. If you’ve ever wondered why the Catholic Church stands firmly against it: even when suffering is involved, this podcast episode lays it all out with clarity, compassion, and a good dose of wisdom. 🛑 Assisted Suicide: Why Not? Fr. Dave […]…

Fr. Simon did not hold back on this one. In this episode of Father Simon Says, he reflects on why genocide keeps happening throughout history. Genocide: A Feature (Not a Bug) of Fallen Humanity? Fr. Simon starts off with a letter from a listener, Peter, about the Holocaust. Right away, he makes it clear: denying […]…

England. 1066 A.D. A country on the brink of invasion. As word of the king’s illness spreads, factions at home and abroad prepare to seize the crown. Caught in the middle are the king’s own children, including his eldest daughter, the princess. Can she and her family be safe in England now? Or must they […]…

Patrick Madrid reads a letter from Lisa, a 58-year-old woman who’s been homeless for eight years and is struggling to find her way back to the Catholic Church. Her story is raw, heartbreaking, and full of desperation, but also full of hope. Lisa’s Story: A Struggle for Survival & Faith Lisa grew up Catholic but, […]…

This conversation between Drew Mariani and Ross Douthat is a fascinating discussion about whether faith is making a comeback, or if we’re just hitting rock bottom and looking up. (Classic human move.) 🔥 The Big Idea: Douthat, a Catholic columnist for The New York Times, has spent years writing about religion’s decline in the West. […]…

Interviewing Appalachian State students on if they listen to radio or if it is still relevant in today’s society.