
Two Catholics talking about books, movies and traces of "the One Reality" they find below the surface.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 150 | Founded | 16 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BooksArtsChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

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I love this podcast. They cover some really great books and movies and I have a great list of to-read and to-watch now for the ones I haven’t seen!
Excellent. Her stories are haunting and stick with you. So excited to have found this!
Scott and Julie's podcast has introduced me to so many wonderful books and movies. I love the way they find "the one reality" in each new episode and how insightful their discussions are.
I found it difficult to listen to it, but while I may found it not to be my liking, someone else might enjoy the podcast.
I found this from the "happy catholic" blog a few years ago, and have listened to it faithfully since, going back & listening to many of the early ones. Very eclectic in subject, and engaging in conversation. I don't always like the things they do (my favorite political quote: if you agree with me on 9/12 issues, vote for me; if you agree on 12/12 issues, see a psychiatrist -- Ed Koch), but they are all worth a try, and the podcast is always worth a listen! I find the Catholic perspective enrich... more
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Two Catholic hosts explore books, films, and related culture through a faith-informed lens, often connecting storytelling to bigger questions about meaning, ethics, and humanity. Episodes span classics, modern cinema, genre fiction, and world cinema, with thoughtful analysis, personal anecdotes, and a welcoming, conversational vibe. Notable is the consistent Catholic perspective that remains accessible to non-Catholics, the broad range of genres covered, and the show's ability to draw out philosophical and spiritual insights from everyday stories, making it helpful for listeners seeking thoughtful, less-advertising-driven discussions.
A standout trait is the duo's ability to link secular works with spiritual themes, inviting listeners to s... more
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