CULTURE
The Catholic Culture Podcast: 133 – Think Like a Poet
May 25, 2022 In a wide-ranging and erudite interview, poet and translator Ryan Wilson joins the podcast to discuss how the poet makes use of
The Catholic Culture Podcast: 134 – The Political Form of Evil
Jun 13, 2022 D. C. Schindler’s book The Politics of the Real: The Church between Liberalism and Integralism is one of the richest entries in the
The Catholic Culture Podcast: 135 – The Cardinal vs. the Communists
Jun 21, 2022 Historian Árpád von Klimó joins the podcast to give an introduction to József Cardinal Mindszenty (1892-1975), prince primate of Hungary. Mindszenty was
The Catholic Culture Podcast: 136 – The Novel Against Self-Destruction
Jun 30, 2022 Joshua Hren returns to discuss his debut novel, Infinite Regress. “In the years since his graduation from St. Marquis University, Blake Yourrick has
The Catholic Culture Podcast: 184
Sep 20, 2024 Catholic poet Ryan Wilson rejoins the podcast to read poems from his latest collection, In Ghostlight, which deals with themes of memory
The Catholic Culture Podcast: 137 – The Poetics of John the Evangelist
Jul 7, 2022 Poet, translator and cultural critic Anthony Esolen joins the podcast to discuss his book, In the Beginning Was the Word: An Annotated
The Catholic Culture Podcast: 138 – Drawing in Clay
Jul 27, 2022 Catholic sculptor Christopher Alles joins the podcast for an introduction to the art of sculpture, especially in its formal qualities. Alles mostly
The Catholic Culture Podcast: 184
Sep 10, 2024 James Majewski plays guest host in this episode, asking Thomas about his recent essay critiquing the well-known Christian film distributor Angel Studios
The Catholic Culture Podcast: 139
Aug 12, 2022 In a recent video on the Pints with Aquinas channel, Gregory Pine, O.P. voiced his concern that mass entertainment, particularly music and
The Catholic Culture Podcast: 140 – Let’s Get Real
Aug 19, 2022 Joshua Hren, author of fiction, non-fiction and poetry, editor-in-chief of Wiseblood Books, and co-founder of a new Master of Fine Arts program