The Catholic Culture Podcast: 121 – Catholic Jazz Legend Mary Lou Williams
Dec 9, 2021 Mary Lou Williams: one of the outstanding jazz pianists of all time, composer, Catholic convert, visionary, performer of works of mercy. Because
The Catholic Culture Podcast: The Glorious English Carol
Dec 17, 2021 Originally published as episode 59 on December 21, 2019, this popular episode is being rerun in a slightly improved version. This is
The Catholic Culture Podcast: 122 – Minor Indignities
Jan 12, 2022 T.C. Merrill’s debut novel, Minor Indignities, is an evocative portrayal of the vanity of undergraduate life at an Ivy League university. Its
The Catholic Culture Podcast: 123 – The Nature of Middle-earth
Jan 21, 2022 Carl Hostetter, editor of a new volume of J.R.R. Tolkien’s unpublished notes, The Nature of Middle-earth, joins the show. Carl discusses: His collaboration
124 – Culture Warrior, Culture Nurturer – Maggie Gallagher
For two decades, Maggie Gallagher was a leading voice writing about the importance of permanent, monogamous marriage to society. At first, that included pointing out
The Catholic Culture Podcast: 125 – St. Joseph in Art History
Feb 14, 2022 Art historian Elizabeth Lev joins the show to discuss her new book, The Silent Knight: A History of St. Joseph as Depicted in
126 – How Charlie Parker's Music Changed My Life
This is a significantly truncated version of the original episode. Listen to the full episode here: https://www.catholicculture.org/commentary/126-how-charlie-parker-changed-my-life/ Thomas Mirus goes solo in this episode to
The Catholic Culture Podcast: 127 – Gregory the Great
Mar 10, 2022 Today’s guest is Chase Faucheux, translator of a recent biography of Pope St. Gregory the Great. Topics include: The very low point
The Catholic Culture Podcast: 128 – As Earth Without Water
Mar 18, 2022 Katy Carl, author of the excellent new novel As Earth Without Water and editor-in-chief of the Catholic arts journal Dappled Things, joins
129 – Fatima Today: In Defense of Private Revelation
Thomas Mirus reads his article “Fatima Today: In Defense of Private Revelation”. The first part of this article is a reminder of the essential importance