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Episodes: 82
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Tod Worner - Host who leads conversations with intellectuals about faith, culture, literature, philosophy, and history, while also sharing personal reflections and book recommendations.
Patrick J. Deneen - Homer’s Odyssey, The Human Condition, Divided Souls, And Lessons From Ancient Stories For Contemporary Life
Christopher Beha - His Intellectual Journey From Catholicism Through Modern Philosophy And Back To Catholic Faith
Matthew Spalding - The Historical, Philosophical, And Religious Influences Behind The Declaration Of Independence And The Origins Of The American Mind
'American Odyssey' w/ Patrick Deneen
July 28, 2026
How and why has a nearly three-thousand-year-old story about a man trying to find his way home electrified the twenty-first-century world? And in revisiting this story, what lessons can we learn about the wonder and vexation of the human condition? Join Dr. Patrick J. Deneen of the University of Notre Dame and me as we explore American Odyssey: What an Ancient Story Reveals about Our Divided Souls, his new book tackling Homer's old one, on The Evangelization & Culture Podcast. Stay up-to-dat...
Why I Am Not an Atheist w/ Christopher Beha
July 14, 2026
In his masterful book Orthodoxy, G. K. Chesterton writes of an English yachtsman who set off to find a new island in the South Seas and, through slight miscalculation, landed confused and red-faced in merry old England. Award-winning novelist Christopher Beha can relate to that man. Drawn from his Catholic roots into the heady philosophy of Locke and Hobbes, Kant and Rousseau, Nietzsche and Heidegger, he found brilliant thought but also a glaring incompleteness. Join Christopher Beha and I as...
'The Making of the American Mind' w/ Matthew Spalding
June 30, 2026
Responding to an inquiry about writing the Declaration of Independence, an aging Thomas Jefferson answered, "Neither aiming at originality of principle or sentiment, nor yet copied from any particular and previous writing, it was intended to be an expression of the American mind." When the founders signed the Declaration, what were the historical, philosophical, and religious influences that brought it into being? Join Dr. Matthew Spalding and I as we discuss The Making of the American Mind, ...
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