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Who Is Writing Your Story?
Who Is Writing Your Story?

“Do not let the algorithm write your story.”

That warning from Pope Leo XIV is the question hanging over Benedictine College’s 2026 Symposium on Trans…

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Pet Sounds: The Kids Who Learned to Listen
Pet Sounds: The Kids Who Learned to Listen

In 1966, Brian Wilson and the Beach Boys created Pet Sounds—an album whose intricate harmonies, unexpected instruments and extraordinary studio craft…

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The Blue Cross — A Father Brown Mystery by G. K. Chesterton
The Blue Cross — A Father Brown Mystery by G. K. Chesterton

A celebrated detective. A master criminal. A trail of broken windows, spilled soup, and strangely misplaced signs.

And in the middle of it all, an una…

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The Last Train from Bellweather
The Last Train from Bellweather

Tonight, Chesterton Radio presents a new kind of old-fashioned radio listening.

The Last Train from Bellweather is an original full-length mystery fro…

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Daybreak: Goodbye, Mr. Chips — and the Lives That Quietly Matter
Daybreak: Goodbye, Mr. Chips — and the Lives That Quietly Matter

Good morning from Chesterton Radio — the little station on Commercial Street in Atchison, Kansas.

This is Daybreak, our morning gathering for the Gosp…

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Casablanca: We’ll Always Have Paris
Casablanca: We’ll Always Have Paris

Of all the films Hollywood has given us, few have escaped the screen quite like Casablanca.

More than eighty years later, we still know Rick’s Café. W…

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The Desert Song: Romance, Rebellion & The Railroad Hour
The Desert Song: Romance, Rebellion & The Railroad Hour

Tonight, in The Common Room, we follow The Desert Song across a remarkable century of popular entertainment.

Sigmund Romberg’s sweeping operetta opene…

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Daybreak: The Corn Is Green — Who Saw Something in You?
Daybreak: The Corn Is Green — Who Saw Something in You?

Good morning from the little station on Commercial Street.

Today on Daybreak, we begin with the morning paper—stories from Atchison, Benedictine Colle…

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What’s Behind the Tapestries? Notre Dame’s Columbus Murals
What’s Behind the Tapestries? Notre Dame’s Columbus Murals

Twelve paintings have stood inside Notre Dame’s Main Building since the 1880s. Today, they are hidden behind tapestries.

Why?

This Common Room Deep Div…

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My Dearest Angel: The Marriage Behind the Crown
My Dearest Angel: The Marriage Behind the Crown

On December 21, 1963, BBC listeners settled in for My Dearest Angel, R. F. Delderfield’s portrait of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert—an 81-minute dr…

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