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Pints With Aquinas

Matt Fradd
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Long form discussions, debates, and teachings on the Catholic faith. Join our Locals community: mattfradd.locals.com/support

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Recent Guests

Monsignor Charles Pope
Catholic priest and theologian with decades of pastoral experience; expert on exorcism and spiritual warfare
Catholic Church
Episode: A Priest Explains Exorcisms, Demons, and Spiritual Warfare (Msgr. Charles Pope) | Ep. 600
Gavin Ortlund
Catholic convert featured in the discussion
Pints With Aquinas (guest)
Episode: Responding to TikTok’s Worst Arguments Against Christianity | Gavin Ortlund | Last Call Ep. 35
Gabby Castillo
Author of The Power of the Rosary, YouTube creator
The Power of the Rosary
Episode: Answering YOUR Objections to the Rosary | Gabriel Castillo | Last Call Ep. 34
Gabriel Castillo
Catholic speaker and author focused on Marian theology
Gabi Castillo / The Power of the Rosary
Episode: Mary Maximilism (Gabriel Castillo) | Ep. 598
Jimmy Akin
Catholic apologist and author
Catholic, commentator on Catholic theology
Episode: Jimmy Akin DESTROYS James White | Last Call Ep. 32
Christopher West
Author; President of the Theology of the Body Institute; theologian
The Theology of the Body Institute
Episode: You Are Not Data (Christopher West) on AI and the Soul | Ep. 595
Joe Schmid
A atheist-turned-Catholic YouTuber and apologist, host of Majesty of Reason
Majesty of Reason
Episode: Answering 7 Arguments For Atheism | Joe Schmid | Last Call Ep. 30
Georgia Howe
Author and Morning Wire host; Catholic convert
Daily Wire / Morning Wire
Episode: Why I Had to Become Catholic (Georgia Howe) | Ep. 594
Cameron Fradd
Guest discussion on marriage, motherhood, and grace
Among the Lilies (podcast)
Episode: Q&A with Cameron Fradd: Marriage, Motherhood & Grace | Last Call Ep. 28

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Matt Fradd
Host of Pints With Aquinas; guides interviews and commentary; known for facilitating philosophical and theological discussions.

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4.8 out of 5 stars from 15.6k ratings
  • Antelope

    Antelope - Loved the Pio information. Thank you so much for all your research that shows Catholicism is scientifically backed as well and faith and worked based!

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    Rd2534
    United Statesa month ago
  • Georgia Howe Interview - Well Done!

    What a refreshing and interesting view of becoming a Catholic. Very authentic and well grounded. I came to the church in my mid-20’s during college and after being in the military for four years. Fifty years later I am still on a journey with ups & downs. The Eucharist just speaks to my inner self.

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    5
    WoodMorger
    United Statesa month ago
  • Genuine

    Matt is an excellent interviewer. I think the Andrew Klavan episodes are great example of his skills: he is empathetic, fun, humble, knows how to respectfully ask touchy questions, willing to speak with people his audience doesn’t want him to.

    My one criticism since the DW merge: they won’t let his interviews go as long as they used to. One interview in particular, he said something like, “They need us to wrap up.” Like, what??? “They”?? There wasn’t a “they” before—Matt, his guest, and Thursd... more

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    Gwynevere2023
    United States2 months ago
  • The Daily Wire? Really?

    No person with a conscience would partner with the Daily Wire. Check yourself

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    ljkvzn
    Canada2 months ago
  • TikTok Episode

    Matt got a long way before you become a podcaster. This was a deplorable episode. You laughing all the way through at videos we can’t see. Seriously? Get with your Daily Wire folks to make this a better podcast. Learn how to avoid these misteps. 🙏

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Mary Maximilism (Gabriel Castillo) | Ep. 598
Q: What is the role of mental prayer in the Rosary practice?
Mental prayer involves recollection, consideration, and heartfelt conversation with God; it helps banish temptation, lift sadness, and deepen the grace received from meditating on Christ's life within Mary's presence.
Mary Maximilism (Gabriel Castillo) | Ep. 598
Q: How should a Catholic balance devotions like scapulars and medals within a universal church?
Devotions should be embraced with enthusiasm but not as a measure of one's faith; what matters is discernment, calendar alignment (liturgical), and personal spiritual maturity, avoiding scrupulosity or minimalism, while recognizing approved sacramentals on the Universal Calendar.
Mary Maximilism (Gabriel Castillo) | Ep. 598
Q: What is the basic Marian consecration and how should a beginner approach it?
The guest explains that Marian consecration starts with entrustment to Mary as mother, continues with daily surrender to Jesus, and emphasizes practical, ongoing faithfulness rather than a fixed 33-day program; the emphasis is on daily surrender and allowing Mary to guide towards Christ.
5 Myths About Catholic Sexual Ethics DEBUNKED | Christopher West | Last Call Ep. 29
Q: What practical advice do you give to someone who worries they might sin if they abstain without a good reason?
Love must motivate abstinence or intercourse; if selfish motives drive either choice, it isn't true love. The key is to discern with love at the center and seek Holy Spirit guidance in all situations.
Popular Youtube Skeptic Becomes Catholic (Joe Schmid) | Ep. 593
Q: How did you come to consider Catholicism seriously after skeptical years?
A sequence of converging miracles and the weight of scientific/medical testimonies, especially around Eucharistic miracles and Marian apparitions, gradually eroded objections and made theism and Catholicism plausible, culminating in a deliberate, lengthy conversion process.

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