
Each week, Raymond Arroyo challenges viewers with important political and cultural reporting and analysis of a wide variety of topics of interest to Catholics and people of faith.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 19 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Religion & Spirituality | |||

Robert Royal and Fr. Gerald Murray recap last week's Consistory of Cardinals in Rome, including Cardinal Zen's interventions critical of "synodality". Nina Shea updates us on the "mitigation hearings" for Jimmy Lai in Hong Kong. Author Carrie Gress t... more
Cardinal Gerhard Müller on this week’s Consistory of Cardinals in Rome. Congressman Carlos Gimenez of Florida's 28th district on the U.S. incursion into Venezuela and his local Venezuelan constituents' reaction. Gordon Chang on China's reaction to th... more
Claire Lai, Jonathan Price, and Father Robert Sirico join us with analysis of and reaction to the Jimmy Lai “guilty” verdict handed down this week in Hong Kong. And, we feature highlights from World Over Christmases past.
Tom Homan, Trump Administration border "czar", discusses the controversial ICE and Border Patrol operations currently underway in Minnesota & Louisiana. And much more.
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Great insight from brilliant broadcast team!
I thoroughly enjoyed hearing voices and perspectives that are muted and ignored by most of the commercial and mainstream media. Do yourself a favour ( I am from New Zealand hence spelling) and have a listen.
Great podcast
Raymond Arroyo is an outstanding journalist. He's well read, has a deep knowledge and understanding of current events, is respectful and insightful and able and willing to ask the tough questions on "both sides" of an issue. The World Over is journalism at its best.
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This podcast features engaging discussions around major political and cultural issues from a faith-based perspective. Listeners can expect analyses on topics such as religious freedom, Christian persecution, and current events affecting the Vatican and the Catholic Church. The hosts often invite experts, including theologians, journalists, and politicians, to offer insights on sensitive and pressing matters, making the content both relevant and informative for those interested in the intersection of faith with contemporary societal issues. Unique to this podcast is its commitment to showcasing voices often overlooked in mainstream media, thereby providing listeners with a distinct perspective on global and religious matters.
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Recent guests on World Over include:
1. Gary Sinise
2. Patrick Neve
3. Sebastien Lai
4. Chris Smith
5. Dr. Mark Miravale
6. Bishop Athanasius Schneider
7. Bill McGurn
8. Cardinal Gerhard Müller
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