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It’s Last Call! Joe Schmid returns to the show as a CATHOLIC arguing for the winning team this time.
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Daily Wire's Georgia Howe shares her conversion story to Catholicism, and how doubts about determinism, evolution, and Scripture ultimately led her home to the Catholic Church.
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It’s Last Call! Christopher West is here to debunk common misconceptions around the Catholic Church’s teachings on sexual ethics and explain the beauty and wisdom behind what she actually has to say.
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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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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. 🙏
I’ve started from the beginning and am on about the 18th episode. I was intrigued and challenged to look up Summa Theologica to purchase on Kindle. For the grand price of $0.51, I purchased the complete Summa of 7267 pages (). I believe that’s longer than my bible!! One thing is certain, if making your brain work prevents dementia, I may not have to worry about becoming (more) demented 😂
The only reason I gave four stars is that I’m cautious but your guests have made me see truths that I didn’t understand before. I’ve always questioned and wanted answers since early Catholic days in grade school. The people I asked didn’t have answers so I was shamed. Good bye Catholic Church! I’ve been attending again but still feel confused. I’ve been praying a lot and talking with God. I believe your podcast came onto my radar for a reason. Thank you! Thank you Jesus! I’m actually giddy about... more
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Long-form conversations about Catholic faith, theology, and culture, featuring in-depth interviews with scholars, priests, and lay experts. Episodes frequently tackle doctrinal topics, church history, apologetics, and moral theology, often through debates or personal conversion stories. Notable strengths include rigorous theological exploration, clear explanations of Catholic teaching, and engaging discussions that make dense topics approachable for educated listeners. The format tends to blend interviews, Q&A, and commentary, with occasional focus on contemporary issues facing Catholics today. This mix likely appeals to listeners who want thoughtful, faith-driven discourse and practical reflections on living Catholic faith in daily life.
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