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Doug welcomes Mary Claire Kendall to discuss "Hemingway's Faith," revealing how Hemingway's quiet Catholic conversion shaped his life, relationships, and enduring literary legacy.

Michael Pakaluk shares how holiness is attainable and how true friendship, explored in "The Shock of Holiness" and "The Company We Keep," is vital to sanctity and discipleship.

Doug welcomes Carrie Gress, Ph.D., to explore feminism's "shadow church," its counterfeit virtues and sacraments, and why pro-life and pro-family efforts fall short culturally.

Author Anthony DeStefano shares his book, “The Sparrow Who Fell to the Ground,” and how the courage of a little bird inspired from Matthew 10:29-31 can inspire courage in children.

Doug Keck speaks with Fr. Andrew Hofer and Fr. Philip Nolan about the Hail Mary prayer, St. Thérèse’s devotion to it, and how it draws souls closer to our Blessed Mother.

Doug welcomes Peter Carter to speak about his recent book with Cardinal Robert Sarah that explains why sacred music holds a divine purpose within the Mass.

Doug speaks with Dr. Robert McNamara about his new book about St. Edith Stein which examines her thoughts on how we see ourselves, relate to other people, and ultimately, to God.

Doug talks with Fr. Jesse J. Maingot and Fr. Ignatius John Schweitzer about two of the most accessible and valuable ways to keep a Eucharistic revival going in your personal life.

Noted author, Paul Kengor, joins Doug to speak about Pope Leo XIV’s ascent from Chicago to the Chair of Peter in Rome, while noting the hopeful vision for the future of the Church.

Professor Andrew Swafford and Doug explore C.S. Lewis’s insights on faith and the afterlife within a rich context of Catholicism and uncover a more profound understanding of Jesus.

President of the Magis Center for Reason and Faith, Fr. Spitzer discusses how Christ, the Creator of all things, is not opposed to science and reason as the secular world suggests.

President of the Catholic League, Bill Donohue, and Doug Keck discuss ways to effectively battle efforts to tear down Catholic American’s cultural institutions and civil liberties.

President of the Magis Center for Reason and Faith, Fr. Spitzer discusses how Christ, the Creator of all things, is not opposed to science and reason as the secular world suggests.