The Catholic Culture Podcast
Summary: Musician and writer Thomas V. Mirus explores Catholic arts & culture with a variety of notable guests. Dedicated to the Holy Family. An extension of CatholicCulture.org.
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- Copyright: Copyright Trinity Communications 2020
Podcasts:
Episode 33 - Structure and Freedom in Music and in Christ - Mark Christopher Brandt
Episode 32 - Antoni Gaudí, Patron Saint of Architects? - Gabriela Gonzalez-Cremona
Episode 31 - Some Jazz You Should Hear
Episode 30--What Tolkien's Visual Art Tells Us About His Creative Mind--John McQuillen and Holly Ordway
Episode 29 - Catholic Feminism: Should We? - Abigail Rine Favale
Episode 28: An Introduction to Maritain's Poetic Philosophy--Samuel Hazo
Episode 27: Always Wanted to Study the Great Books? Here's How You'll Actually Follow Through--Scott Hambrick
Episode 26: The Arts, Contemplation and Virtue--Basil Cole, O.P.
Episode 25: Phil Lawler, Jeff Mirus and Thomas Mirus on Our Favorite Books of 2018
Episode 24: Talking A Capella with VOCES8's Barnaby Smith
Episode 23: How the Laity Must Respond to the Abuse Crisis--Fr. Roger Landry
Episode 22: Newman's Idea of a University--Paul Shrimpton
The new feature film Gosnell: The Trial of America’s Biggest Serial Killer, has defied opposition from the film industry and the press alike to become an artistic and financial success, even briefly making it into the top ten in box office results. Writer Ann McElhinney discusses the film, her research process (including the disturbing experience of interviewing Gosnell himself), and the numerous obstacles the filmmakers faced in telling a story nobody wanted to see the light of day.
Episode 20: Carl Schmitt, Painter of Vision--Andrew de Sa
Episode 19: Understanding the Church's Abuse Crisis--Fr. Roger Landry
