The Catholic Culture Podcast: 99 – Ashes and Elitists
Feb 26, 2021 This Ash Wednesday, following a note from the Congregation for Divine Worship and the Sacraments, many American parishes did not distribute ashes
The Catholic Culture Podcast: Episode 0 – The Nightingale
Mar 5, 2021 To celebrate the approach of Episode 100 of the Catholic Culture Podcast, here is the interview that started it all. Originally published
The Catholic Culture Podcast: 100 – The Singular
Mar 22, 2021 We celebrate our 100th episode with the return of a favorite Catholic Culture Podcast guest, former Pennsylvania Poet Laureate Samuel Hazo. At
The Catholic Culture Podcast: 191 – How the Church Invented Musical Notation
Feb 21, 2025 The Christian West and Its Singers: The First Thousand Years, by the great English musicologist Christopher Page, covers the development of Christian
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