Fr. Ian VanHeusen is one of our young, dynamic priests in the Diocese of Raleigh and he's come on the show to talk about his faith journey, his discernment to the priesthood, and how he is using technology and social media to help preach the Gospel and form disciples of Jesus Christ.

Samaritan Ministries is an exciting healthcare-sharing organization that brings Christians together to bear each other's burdens by providing for one another's healthcare needs.  Michael Hopp, Samaritan's Vice President for External Relations, joins us to talk about Samaritan's mission, the importance of Christians relying on each other instead of the government, and how healthcare-sharing organizations can serve as cost-effective and spiritually edifying alternatives to traditional health insurance and Obamacare.

Dr. Patrick O'Connell, is a primary-care physician who has recently left a position at a major university to open a Christian concierge medical practice.  He has come on the show to talk to us about the reasons that lead him to take this step in his career, the ethical and moral issues facing Christians in medicine and in our culture today, as well as the attitude Christians need to have in an increasingly secular and challenging culture.  

Michael Coggin, Assistant Pastor of Counseling and Discipleship at Grace Blue Ridge Presbyterian Church, joins us to talk about what it means for a man to have a shepherd's heart, how life events like divorce can impact our ability to have a shepherd's heart, and how we can grow in this vital aspect of Christian manhood.

Active-duty Navy SEAL, "Simon", joins us to talk about becoming a Navy SEAL, his journey from Pentecostal Christian/Messianic Jew to Catholic, military brotherhood and Christian brotherhood, his many wake-up calls, biblical manliness, and being a Christian soldier.

Tim Hahn is a mechanical engineer, entrepreneur, and one-time national director of adult programs for an international Catholic lay organization, who has had years of experience in helping others start and build vibrant apostolates and ministries across the country. Today he joins us to talk about why serving others in an apostolate/ministry is so important in the spiritual lives of men and as well as how to identify the apostolate/ministry that God is calling you to. 

On today's show, Duke University economics professor Peter Arcidiacono joins us to talk about being a Christian professor on a secular campus, dealing with social justice warriors, and how to be a Christian witness in academia.

On today's show, a wonderful, faithful old priest, and my cousin, Msgr. Richard Lopez, joins us to talk about a variety of topics...  his life as a priest, discerning the priesthood, being a high school apologetics teacher and leading teens to Christ, being dependent on God, dealing with worry and growing in trust in God, the persecution of Christians in the Middle East, and the kind of men that Christ is calling us to be in times like these.

On today's show, neuroscientist Patrick Connolly joins us to talk about the promise and perils of new forms of technology, like brain-machine interfaces, as well as the proper attitude to take towards technology in general, in light of our Christian faith. 

Art Bennet, marriage and family counselor and President of Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Arlington, joins us to talk to us about our God-given temperaments and how understanding our temperaments can make us better husbands, fathers, workers, bosses, etc.