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AMDG: A Jesuit Podcast

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Jesuits and friends come together to look at the world through Ignatian eyes, always striving to live Ad Maiorem Dei Gloriam -- For the Greater Glory of God. Hosted by Mike Jordan Laskey and Eric Clayton. Learn more at jesuits.org. A production of the Jesuit Conference of Canada and the United States.

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Autumn in the US means football season, and our guest today is one of the greatest teachers and coaches in the history of Jesuit high school football. Chuck Kyle was the head football coach at St. Ignatius High School in Cleveland, Ohio, from 1983 un... more

A great lesser-known Martin Luther King, Jr., quote is “that before you’ve finished eating breakfast in the morning, you’ve depended on more than half the world.” It’s even truer today than when Dr. King spoke the line during his Christmas sermon in ... more

In Rome, Ignatius and his companions endure accusations, obtain public vindication and begin works of spiritual and practical service that anticipate the Society of Jesus. Da Câmara closes the story by tracing the Spiritual Exercises to Ignatius’ own... more

There aren’t many people on Earth more famous than the Pope. It can be easy to think that there’s not much new to learn about a person with that level of fame. But we think you’ll learn something on literally every page of a new biography of Pope Leo... more

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Father Stephen Pitts, SJ
Jesuit economist and economics professor at Marquette University
Marquette University
Episode: Why This Jesuit Economist Cares So Much About Coffee
Scott Detrow
Host of All Things Considered
NPR
Episode: Don’t Miss This Stunning New Pope Leo XIV Biography
Daniel Burke
NPR senior editor of Religion and Spirituality
National Public Radio
Episode: Don’t Miss This Stunning New Pope Leo XIV Biography
George Drance
Reader who presents sections of Ignatius's Autobiography
Jesuit priest
Episode: The Autobiography of St. Ignatius Loyola | #11: Farewell to Spain; Venice and Vicenza
Meg Hunter-Kilmer
Catholic author, speaker, and campus minister
University of Notre Dame; author
Episode: She’s Read the Bible 25 Times — And It Still Surprises Her
Amy-Jill Levine
Scripture scholar; University Professor of New Testament and Jewish Studies, Emerita
Vanderbilt University; Hartford International University for Religion and Peace
Episode: Meet the Jewish Scholar Elected to Lead the Catholic Biblical Association
Jen LaMaster
Executive Director of the Jesuit Schools Network
Jesuit Schools Network
Episode: What Makes a Jesuit School Different?
Lauren Hackman-Brooks
Director of Mission Formation for the Jesuit Schools Network
Jesuit Schools Network
Episode: What Makes a Jesuit School Different?
Timothy Gallagher
Priest, Oblates of the Virgin Mary, author of Thinking Like a Saint
Oblates of the Virgin Mary; author
Episode: 14 Tips to Start Thinking Like a Saint

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Cameron Bellm
Co-host with background in guiding discussions and reading/analysis.
Eric Clayton
Host of AMDG: A Jesuit Podcast; commentaries and discussions.

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4.8 out of 5 stars from 189 ratings
  • Hope

    Dr. Eleanore Stump showed how to find the way to hope in these discouraging times. Grateful to share this podcast.

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    Cw@w
    United States2 years ago
  • Synod

    Julia is obviously a lovely woman but she is not North American. I don’t understand why you can’t find someone to represent our young folks who is from the United States or Canada. Julia should be representing

    Eastern Europe. I’m not going to go on any further about this because it’s obvious what I’m saying.

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    pepperjack 42
    United States3 years ago
  • Great

    Really strong guests, thoughtful questions. Recommend.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    sisyphus216
    United States5 years ago
  • Growing to love this podcast and the world of the Jesuits. Would love to see more about Ignatius and mental health or anything other than the Covid19 related stufd

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    5
    shaun741
    6 years ago
  • Interesting guests

    Michael Jordan Laskey asks great questions that are often unexpected. The caliber of his guests is also high - CEOs, college presidents, bestselling authors. This makes for excellent conversations on important topics. I recommend wholeheartedly!

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    United States7 years ago

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Why This Jesuit Economist Cares So Much About Coffee
Q: What makes Capeltic different from typical commodity coffee supply chains?
Capeltic controls the entire value chain—from field to roast to sale—keeping more of the value locally rather than outsourcing processing; this local value capture helps maintain jobs and keeps the community connected to the enterprise while meeting global quality standards.
Why This Jesuit Economist Cares So Much About Coffee
Q: Bring us in. Can you set the scene for Capeltic and what might be found there?
Capeltic is a large, modern coffee processing facility run by indigenous producers who own the operation; the value added from processing stays in the local community, with monthly shipments to markets in Mexico and abroad, illustrating a model where producer livelihoods and high-quality output go hand in hand.
She’s Read the Bible 25 Times — And It Still Surprises Her
Q: How did your personal Scripture-reading habit begin and evolve?
It began at 13, when Meg decided to read the Bible daily; after continuing annually and refining a schedule, it became a defining discipline shaping her life and ministry.
She’s Read the Bible 25 Times — And It Still Surprises Her
Q: What is the core goal of Eyes Fixed on Jesus, Volume 2?
To help people meet Jesus in Scripture through storytelling, prayer, and margins-heavy study that makes the four Gospels accessible and personally transformative.
14 Tips to Start Thinking Like a Saint
Q: Were there particular saints who influenced your reading of the rules beyond Ignatius and Lanteri?
Yes, Francis de Sales, Therese of Lisieux, and John Henry Newman provided rich editorial lenses; their writings show how Ignatian discernment can be expressed clearly by different authors across centuries, which helped shape the book's commentary sections and examples.

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AMDG: A Jesuit Podcast explores faith, culture, and social action through an Ignatian lens, often blending read-aloud storytelling with expert commentary. Episodes span Ignatian spirituality, liberation and leadership, media ecology, humanitarian issues, and the role of narrative in public theology. Guests include Jesuit educators, priests, scholars, journalists, and practitioners who translate complex ideas into practical, everyday application for faith communities, universities, and broader audiences. The show is likely to appeal to listeners who value thoughtful faith formation, social justice, and conversations at the intersection of religion, education, media, and public life. A notable strength is its ability to connect deep Jesuit tr... more

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