Sharing is caring! Follow us on Social Media Last Updated on May 30, 2024 by Jella Erhard Read our interview with Artfinder CEO Joshna Rughani about why they acquired the print platform Art Republic, their passion for creating a world where art benefits everyone, and how art lovers, beginners, and pro artists can use their … Read more
From Marvel and DC to indie gems, our list has it all, showcasing a variety of artistic styles that are sure to impress. PIN ME for later For example, did you know that Arkham Asylum: So, if you’re like us and always on the hunt for some quality art that you can feast your eyes … Read more
May 7, 2024 A new book presenting material from Flannery O’Connor’s unfinished third novel shows the great Catholic writer pushing beyond her established fictional territory. Jessica Hooten Wilson returns to the podcast to discuss her book, Flannery O’Connor’s Why Do the Heathen Rage? A Behind-the-Scenes Look at a Work in Progress. Please consider donating to … Read more
If you’re looking for a stunningly magical TV show to binge-watch then you should check out Pushing Daisies. Unfortunately, this remarkable series has only two seasons. Bryan Fuller’s dreamy show is just great for so many reasons; the story is captivating, the visuals are unique while all the characters have their own personalities. With beautiful dialogues, … Read more
Apr 30, 2024 Jan Dismas Zelenka was a Bohemian Catholic baroque composer who has at times been called “The Catholic Bach” because his best compositions are on par with those of J.S. Bach, who indeed knew and esteemed Zelenka. This episode covers Zelenka’s career at the Catholic court chapel in Dresden with its grand liturgies … Read more
Mar 25, 2024 One of the most brilliant philosophers working today, D.C. Schindler, returns to the Catholic Culture Podcast to discuss his latest book, God and the City: An Essay in Political Metaphysics. In it, he draws an analogy between metaphysics as the most comprehensive science in the theoretical order and politics as the most … Read more
Mar 11, 2024 Today’s guest is a man with two names and two careers. For decades he has been a distinguished poet and translator under the name of A.M. Juster. This is an acronym for his Christian name, Michael J. Astrue, who for many years was a lawyer, biotech executive, and public servant, most notably … Read more
Feb 22, 2024 Gregory Roper, a professor of literature at the University of Dallas, joins the podcast to discuss medieval “mystery plays” (also called “miracle plays”). In England these plays, often grouped together in cycles spanning all of salvation history, were performed by town guilds for the festival of Corpus Christi. This tradition, which developed … Read more
Feb 15, 2024 Erik Varden, bishop of Trondheim, Norway as well as Trappist monk, joins the podcast to discuss his new book Chastity: Reconciliation of the Senses. Topics discussed include: Recovering the true meaning of the word “chastity” Continence and chastity are not the same thing What the Desert Fathers can teach us about chastity … Read more
Feb 8, 2024 The renowned English theologian Fr. John Saward makes his podcast debut to discuss his new book on angels, the role of art and beauty in his theological work, and his turn away from the theology of Hans Urs von Balthasar after years of studying and translating his works. Fr. Saward’s books named … Read more