The Catholic Culture Podcast: 101 – The Non-Reactionary Tolkien
Mar 29, 2021 J.R.R. Tolkien is commonly perceived as a reactionary who totally rejected the modern world, and whose literary influences began and ended with
The Catholic Culture Podcast: 102 – Becoming Cultured Without a Bow Tie
Apr 5, 2021 Poet-philosopher James Matthew Wilson returns to the show to read poems from his new collection, The Strangeness of the Good, including his
The Catholic Culture Podcast: 103
Apr 20, 2021 Did you know there’s a hotel in NYC named after Pope Leo XIII? The Leo House was founded in the 1880s as
The Catholic Culture Podcast: 190 – Fulton Sheen, Convert Maker
Feb 11, 2025 A new biography of Ven. Fulton Sheen gives special attention to his high-profile converts, but reveals many other interesting facets of his
Feminism and ideology; intuition, temperance and art; Great Books; Tolkien’s visual art
Apr 27, 2021 This episode features highlight clips from episodes 26-30 of the Catholic Culture Podcast. Links Online Great Books opens a new enrollment period
The Catholic Culture Podcast: 104 – John’s Gospel, Mary’s Voice
May 5, 2021 Michael Pakaluk joins the show to discuss his new translation and commentary on St. John’s gospel, making the case that this loftiest
The Catholic Culture Podcast: 105 – Confronting an Unprecedented Church Scandal
May 13, 2021 Catholic Culture’s own Phil Lawler has written a new book addressing what he sees as flaws in the response of Catholic leaders
The Catholic Culture Podcast: 106 – Abortion-Linked Vaccines: A Moral Analysis
May 26, 2021 Michael Pakaluk and Jay Richards join host Thomas V. Mirus for a discussion of the moral issues involved with the production and
Highlights: How men can help the angry feminist in their lives, and more
This episode features clips from episodes 34-37 of the Catholic Culture Podcast, including some personal stories from Thomas. Links The Memoirs of St. Peter w/
The Catholic Culture Podcast: 189 – St. Boethius, Stoicism and Neoplatonism
Jan 22, 2025 St. Anicius Manlius Severius Boethius’s book The Consolation of Philosophy, which he wrote in prison while awaiting martyrdom around the year 524,