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Some Jazz You Should Hear

Episode 31

You may or may not know that I have a background in jazz piano (I wrote and performed the intro and outro music for this show, for example). In this …

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What Tolkien's Visual Art Tells Us About His Creative Mind--John McQuillen and Holly Ordway

Episode 30

While Tolkien's brilliance as a world-builder and storyteller is well-established, fewer people are aware of just how unique (and obsessive) his crea…

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Catholic Feminism: Should We? - Abigail Rine Favale

Episode 29

Today there is more pressure than ever before on both women and men to embrace feminism. In her outstanding memoir, Into the Deep, Abigail Rine Faval…

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An Introduction to Maritain's Poetic Philosophy--Samuel Hazo

Episode 28

This episode is not to be missed! There is an ongoing and much-needed revival of Jacques Maritain's philosophy of art. Accomplished poet Samuel Hazo …

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Always Wanted to Study the Great Books? Here's How You'll Actually Follow Through--Scott Hambrick

Episode 27

Many people want to study the great books of the western world in a group setting, but are unable to study at a Great Books college like St. John's, …

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The Arts, Contemplation and Virtue--Basil Cole, O.P.

Episode 26

Fr. Basil Cole returns to discuss what he has been teaching the student brothers at the Dominican House of Studies in Washington, D.C., in a course o…

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Phil Lawler, Jeff Mirus and Thomas on Our Favorite Books of 2018

Episode 25

Phil Lawler, Jeff Mirus, and Thomas Mirus discuss selections from their article rounding up their favorite books and other media of 2018.

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7 years, 3 months ago

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Talking A Capella with VOCES8's Barnaby Smith

Episode 24

VOCES8 is a critically acclaimed a capella octet from the UK, focusing on medieval and Renaissance works as well as their own arrangements of modern …

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How the Laity Can Respond to the Abuse Crisis--Fr. Roger Landry

Episode 23

Fr. Roger Landry returns to the show to talk about what the laity can do to address the abuse crisis. Along the way we discuss the concerns that migh…

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Newman's Idea of a University--Paul Shrimpton

Episode 22

Bl. John Henry Newman was, among many other things, a lifelong teacher. Not only did he found the Catholic University of Ireland and England's first …

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