Your Eucharistic Identity w/ Fr. Gregory Pine
Evangelization & Culture Podcast
Release Date: 12/23/2025
‘The Desecration of Man’ w/ Dr. Carl Trueman
Evangelization & Culture Podcast
When the madman from Friedrich Nietzsche’s book The Gay Science burst into the marketplace declaring the murder of God, he concluded that he had arrived too soon, for those who had killed God were tragically unaware. What happens when we no longer shape our lives by the assurances and expectations, the wisdom and graces of God? Man and woman become desecrated. Join Dr. Carl Trueman and I as we explore our cultural calamity and the way to recovery in his gripping book The Desecration of Man on The Evangelization & Culture Podcast. Stay up-to-date with the latest...
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Machine Politics & “The Last Hurrah” w/ Charles Duffy
Evangelization & Culture Podcast
Operators. Manipulators. Cynical. Corrupt. Sadly, these are caustic terms forever used to describe politicians. But, in truth, are politicians entirely bad? Submerged in the incorrigible human condition, are they beyond all hope of authenticity, redemption, or goodness? Join Professor Charles Duffy of Providence College and me as we explore the complicated life of Irish machine politician Frank Skeffington in The Last Hurrah, one of the greatest political novels of the twentieth century, on The Evangelization & Culture Podcast. Stay up-to-date with the latest episodes of The...
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The Virtue of Reading Classic Literature w/ Dr. Jennifer Frey
Evangelization & Culture Podcast
“When you read Shakespeare,” Justice Antonin Scalia’s high school English teacher thundered, “Shakespeare’s not on trial, you are.” What are we to do about college students purportedly incapable of reading, much less finishing, great novels? We are to double down and put in front of them what Matthew Arnold called, “the best which has been thought and said.” Join Professor Jennifer Frey and me on The Evangelization & Culture Podcast as we discuss the virtue and necessity of reading classic literature and encouraging its meaningful consumption among the young. Stay...
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Is Belief Believable? w/ Dr. Christopher Kaczor
Evangelization & Culture Podcast
Imagine you had ninety minutes to sit with an eminent philosopher who is also a devout Catholic and ask the most vexing questions about our faith. What would you ask? Does science disprove God? Are faith and reason opposed? Why isn’t God’s existence obvious? Does any evil disprove God’s existence? These questions and many more inform Dr. Christopher Kaczor’s excellent book, Is Belief Believable? Join Christopher Kaczor and me on The Evangelization & Culture Podcast as we explore the questions that lurk in the back of our minds but can be approached through sound philosophy and...
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The Making of a Saint w/ Monsignor Robert Sarno
Evangelization & Culture Podcast
What goes into the making of a saint? How does it feel to listen to testimonies, investigate miracles, and explore the lives of Mother Teresa and Padre Pio, Pier Giorgio Frassati and Fr. Damien of Molokai? What are the inner workings of the Holy See that usher some from servant of God to venerable to blessed to saint? Join Msgr. Robert Sarno, a key player in the Vatican’s Dicastery for the Causes of Saints, and me as he reveals the fascinating and wondrous way that a person becomes a canonized saint on The Evangelization & Culture Podcast. Stay up-to-date with the latest episodes...
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The Promise and Peril of Social Media w/ Bishop Barron & Fr. Steve Grunow
Evangelization & Culture Podcast
Few phenomena have ushered in a greater sea change in mass communication and human relations than social media. What at once allows us to connect with family, meet new friends, and engage with (not simply observe) the world around us can also create enormous tensions, foster disinformation, and cultivate loneliness. Is social media a blessing or a curse? And how can Catholics tap into its evangelizing power without losing their own souls? Join Bishop Robert Barron, Fr. Steve Grunow, and me as we explore the promise and peril of social media on The Evangelization & Culture Podcast. ...
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On the Law of Speaking Freely w/ Dr. Adam Tomkins
Evangelization & Culture Podcast
Where does the notion of “free speech” come from? Why does it matter? How have powers attempted to suppress free speech and how have individuals sought to abuse it? Even more, where does “freedom of speech” fit into the life of the Catholic Church? Join Professor Adam Tomkins and me on The Evangelization & Culture Podcast for a riveting conversation about ideological times and his captivating book On the Law of Speaking Freely. Stay up-to-date with the latest episodes of the Evangelization & Culture Podcast biweekly on , on , or wherever you get your...
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Eating the Sunrise w/ Dr. Christopher West
Evangelization & Culture Podcast
What happens when we forget that behind the gorgeous redbud tree, the mesmerizing sunrise, and the exquisite infant child cradled in our arms is an ineffable God who loved them all into existence? We miss the sacramental in our lives and chase after honor, power, pleasure, and wealth, which are false infinites and sorry substitutes for God. Join Dr. Christopher West and me as we explore his book Eating the Sunrise, an examination of our hunger for beauty and the God who alone will satisfy it on The Evangelization & Culture Podcast. Stay up-to-date with the latest episodes of...
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Your Eucharistic Identity w/ Fr. Gregory Pine
Evangelization & Culture Podcast
G. K. Chesterton asserted, “We have all forgotten our names. We have all forgotten what we really are.” Is this true? In an age of identity politics and identity confusion, are we defined solely by race or sex, nationality or disability? Or are we something infinitely more? Join Fr. Gregory Pine and me as we explore our truest nature and our greatest selves in his new book, Your Eucharistic Identity, on The Evangelization & Culture Podcast. Stay up-to-date with the latest episodes of the Evangelization & Culture Podcast biweekly on , on , or wherever you get...
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Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol w/ Dwight Lindley
Evangelization & Culture Podcast
We are all familiar with Charles Dickens’s A Christmas Carol, featuring Ebenezer Scrooge and Marley’s Ghost, Bob Cratchit and Tiny Tim, the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and Yet to Come. And yet, even so, every year, millions eagerly read the story, watch the film, or attend the play. Why does a 182-year-old English ghost story still captivate us today? In what way are we ourselves haunted by the temptation to selfishness in a world hungry for kindness and generosity? Join Professor Dwight Lindley and me as we explore the soaring heights and the profound depths found in A Christmas...
info_outlineG. K. Chesterton asserted, “We have all forgotten our names. We have all forgotten what we really are.” Is this true? In an age of identity politics and identity confusion, are we defined solely by race or sex, nationality or disability? Or are we something infinitely more? Join Fr. Gregory Pine and me as we explore our truest nature and our greatest selves in his new book, Your Eucharistic Identity, on The Evangelization & Culture Podcast.
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