After a brief hiatus, Doug, Alex and Ryan and back! This week Ryan tackles the Rosary, Alex teaches us about indulgences and Doug talks about the various pro-life activities happening in January (when this episode was recorded).

Doug is joined by past guests (and new co-hosts...if they don't screw it up) Alex Julian and Ryan Scharber. The sponsor for this week is liturgicalcalendars.com-Modern calendars for a timeless faith. - Please rate us on iTunes.

After a two week absence, we are back! This episode features podcast contributor Alex Julian talking with George Heiler, Kevin Murphy, and Tristan Gaynor. The are three ASU students (not graduates, as Doug mistakenly says in the intro) who were involve...

Local educator Mike Austin joins the show for a talk about how math makes better people. Find his earlier shows here and here. - Our sponsor this week is The Mortgage Brothers Team (formerly Eddie Mortgage).

Sean Bryan was a breakout star of the latest season in ANW, claiming third place as "The Papal Ninja". Here, he joins the show for a chat about his experience on the show, his background as a physics/gymnast major at Cal-Berkeley and his current vocati...

New board member and repeat contributor Alex Julian talks with Doug about Fr. Weinandy's letter to Pope Francis and his ensuing departure from the USCCB. - The sponsor for this week is liturgicalcalendars.com-Modern calendars for a timeless faith.

Kira Rugen is the founder and artistic director of Solis Camerata, a professional choir based in Phoenix. Kira is the director of Choral Activities and Musical Theatre at Arizona Christian University. She has also taught at Grand Canyon University and ...

The guest for this week is Trent Horn, an author, speaker and apologist for Catholic Answers. He talks with Doug about his latest book and the joys and pitfalls of face-to-face evangelism. He can be found at trenthorn.

Gracy is a repeat guest on the podcast, her first visit was back in episode 55. She is currently the associate managing editor at The Federalist, and her work has also appeared in The American Conservative, Christianity Today and Rural Catholic Life.

Brad Wilcox joins the show to discuss the socioeconomics of marriage. He's the Director of the National Marriage Porject at the University of Virginia. Additionally, he's authored and co-authored many books, most recently Soul Mates: Religion, Sex,