
In this weekly podcast, Mac and Katherine, who are Catholic converts, talk about raising kids, Catholic issues, scouting, movies, books, games, podcasts and anything else that comes up. Mac and Katherine have been podcasting since 2006.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 300 | Founded | 20 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityKids & FamilyReligion & Spirituality | |||

Mac chooses a concertina pilgrimage for his 50th, Lost in Space is even worse than you remember, and we unpack the many ideas in Lewis's That Hideous Strength.
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Katherine talks up the historic Fox theatre in Atlanta, we watched ALL of Marvel's new show, Wonderman, and Katherine recommends a biography of St. John Vianey
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He is Risen! The triduum comes and goes, Jude is home for the break, we have our porch painted, Risen pays off once again, and we talk about taking up space with Catholic imagery.
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Mac sneaks Catholic feast days into public school programs, Alex has two teeth, Jude will be home soon, Project Hail Mary lives up to the hype and we encourage you to finish Lent strong with as much of the Triduum as possible.
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Long time listener. Mac and Katherine are authentic in their stories and a pleasure to listen to.
I love how they are humorous and they still talk about the faith
Wow oh wow oh wow!! Does Ben Barron sound just like his dad! Every time I hear Ben speak I think it has to be very similar to the younger Mac Barron. It’s uncanny. Ben and Sam’s review of the movie Moonlight was very entertaining. I especially loved how they characterized Oscar Isaac as being from Star Wars and no other movie or show. I only know Oscar Isaac from the HBO show Scenes from a Marriage . Perspective of two different ages. Mac and Katherine,I’ve said it before and I will say it again... more
Enjoy listening to Catholic In A Small Town while running in my small town.
Always funny and uplifting.they’re so encouraging and I love how they turn serious topics into jokes.👍🏻
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The show centers on faith, family, and everyday life through a Catholic lens, with a warm, down-to-earth vibe. Episodes frequently blend personal stories about parenting, marriage, and home life with discussions of faith, liturgical seasons, and occasional pop culture or entertainment takes. Listeners can expect candid banter, practical faith reflections, and relatable commentary on raising kids in a Catholic home, often sprinkled with humor and real-world anecdotes about family life, media, and community life. A few standout throughlines include Lent and spiritual disciplines, honest conversations about modern culture from a Catholic perspective, and a playful, neighborly approach that keeps serious topics accessible and relevant for famil... more
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