May 21st, 2012 by dustinfaber
Apologies for the lateness on this episode. Anthony Buono of avemariasingles.com stops by to give dating advice, which will be detailed further in his upcoming book, "Would You Date You," from Servant Books.
Enjoy!
May 13th, 2012 by dustinfaber
We're back with a new show. And by new, I mean REALLY new. Starting with this show, I'll be recording my podcast from the studios of //www.yourholyfamilyradio.com. Which means much clearer audio quality, and now my guests can actually call into the studio instead of begging them to sign up for Skype.
On this week's show, we have Emmy, the writer of //catholicnerdwriter.blogspot.com/, to tell us all the struggles she had going to a "Catholic In Name Only" college. College life is tough enough, no need to complicate it with professors throwing Catholicism under the bus!
Listen and enjoy!
May 6th, 2012 by dustinfaber
In this episode, I talk to Kathy Schiffer about moms in the Bible, St. Monica, and the gift of fire.
Apr 28th, 2012 by dustinfaber
In tonight's episode, we talk to Lisa Hendey of Catholicmom.com about drunk intruders, tips on taking small children and infants to Mass, and the lives (and deaths) of saints. Plus, Chris Holland of chrishollandmusic.blogspot.com provides some really great closing music, a rock cover of the Chrono Trigger theme!
Apr 10th, 2012 by dustinfaber
In this episode, we look past minor audio hitches and talk to Fr. Chip Hines about Bobby Petrino's firing, why we like Tim Tebow the person but HATE the New York Jets, and the Red Sox' awful slump!
Apr 8th, 2012 by dustinfaber
We renamed the podcast to The Bad Catholic Podcast for this episode. 600 seconds or Less is fine when it's just me talking, but when we have a good interview, the limitation was too restrictive!
In this episode, Eric Bailey of www.nintendolegend.com stops by to talk about the role of religion in gaming, and how games like Okami for the Nintendo Wii successfully combine religion and quality gameplay. Also, I give my thoughts on the Dump Starbucks campaign.