Catching Foxes

AI has plenty of potential upsides. Helping you think more deeply about life isn't one of them. Maybe, if done wrong, it helps us fulfill our worst desires. Will AI reduce us to simply our desires? Can it free up time in our lives to contemplate the truth? Also, there's a lengthy discussion about sex with robots towards the end. It's topical, we promise, but maybe don't listen to this one with your kids. Maybe don't listen to any Catching Foxes episodes with your kids. Enjoy!Support Catching FoxesLinks:Faith Mosher at Dallas Healing House — You can reach Faith at the Dallas Healing House website or by emailing faith@dallashealinghouse.comTo the White Sea PodcastRach Paints ArtSaint Kolbe Studios — Thank you to Saint Kolbe Studios for producing Catching Foxes!

Can we know what reality is? Not in some college-freshman-philosophy-major-existentialism way, but in how we see the world. Are reproductions of things real versions of the original? The fellas continue to talk about the ethics of AI and whether we've lost the ability to truly view realty. Tune in next week for part two of this discussion!Support Catching FoxesLinks:Pick Up Some Real Artwork!Saint Kolbe Studios — Thank you to Saint Kolbe Studios for producing this (real?) episode!

The usage of AI has moral implications, but what are they? Can we use it without losing our souls? Should we all just be listening to Bob Dylan and avoiding AI-generated music? It's a heady one this week. Enjoy!Support Catching FoxesLinks:HumanalitySaint Kolbe Studios — Thank you to Saint Kolbe Studios for producing this episode!

This is a heavy episode with reflections on mortality, earthly burdens, and the time we spend with our family. Also included, Luke's hope that Pope Leo makes AI usage a mortal sin. Enjoy!Support Catching FoxesLinks:Saint Kolbe Studios — Thank you to Saint Kolbe Studios for producing this episode!

Sean Hussey and Ben Zuber of Cold Brews and Catholic Truths stop by to talk about apologetics, JD Vance, Pope Leo, and their approach to evangelization. Towards the end, Gomer talks for more than five minutes straight about a passionate evangelization topic. Who would have thought? Find out what it was on this week's episode! Enjoy!Support Catching FoxesLinks:Cold Brews and Catholic TruthsSaint Kolbe Studios — Thank you to Saint Kolbe Studios for producing this episode!

Was Thunderbolts a flop? Does it actually do a good job talking about mental health? Luke and Gomer debate this heatedly. Also on the menu today: important songs, most hated movie tropes, and the death of Alasdair MacIntyre. Enjoy!Sponsored By:Support Catching FoxesLinks:Saint Kolbe Studios — Thank you to Saint Kolbe Studios for producing this podcast!Support the Show! — Support the show to get free stuff, access to live recordings, and add-free episodes!

The fellas talk tariffs - quite unexpectedly. Also in this episode: Diddy, Trump, George Soros, and other demonetizable topics. Strap in! Enjoy!Sponsored By:The Leo House: THE LEO HOUSE - Catholic Guest House in the heart of New York City, welcoming travelers of all faiths. - Founded in 1889 by Pope Leo XIII, with a mission of hospitality, faith, and service. - Operated by a non-profit, The Leo House provides an affordable, peaceful alternative to traditional NYC hotels. The Leo House is not just a hotel. It is an iconic New York City landmark and a fascinating destination in its own right.Support Catching FoxesLinks:Saint Kolbe Studios — Thank you to Saint Kolbe Studios for producing this episode!

Pope Leo XIV has been elected! What can we expect from him? What will the legacy of Pope Francis be? The guys talk about what we know about Pope Leo, how we try to map American politics onto the papacy, and how the pope is from Chicago. USA! USA! USA! Enjoy!Sponsored By:The Leo House: THE LEO HOUSE - Catholic Guest House in the heart of New York City, welcoming travelers of all faiths. - Founded in 1889 by Pope Leo XIII, with a mission of hospitality, faith, and service. - Operated by a non-profit, The Leo House provides an affordable, peaceful alternative to traditional NYC hotels. The Leo House is not just a hotel. It is an iconic New York City landmark and a fascinating destination in its own right.Support Catching FoxesLinks:Saint Kolbe Studios — Thank you to Saint Kolbe Studios for producing this episode of Catching Foxes!

Pope Francis has died, but you probably already knew that. If you didn't, that's genuinely impressive. The guys unpack the most recent pontificate and talk about rabbid trads, Bonaventure, and Dilexit Nos. Enjoy!Sponsored By:Eternize: If you’ve been meaning to start—or restart—a more consistent prayer life, the Eternize Cross will help you reclaim your attention and build a lasting habit. The Eternize Kickstarter campaign launches April 29. This is your chance to get an Eternize Cross at its lowest price ever. Head to myeternize.com to sign up for updates and be ready when the Kickstarter goes live.Briefcase Marketing: If you need a website and marketing that inspires people to take the actions you want visit http://briefcase.marketingThe Leo House: THE LEO HOUSE - Catholic Guest House in the heart of New York City, welcoming travelers of all faiths. - Founded in 1889 by Pope Leo XIII, with a mission of hospitality, faith, and service. - Operated by a non-profit, The Leo House provides an affordable, peaceful alternative to traditional NYC hotels. The Leo House is not just a hotel. It is an iconic New York City landmark and a fascinating destination in its own right.Support Catching FoxesLinks:Dilexit NosSaint Kolbe Studios — Thank you to Saint Kolbe Studios for producing this podcast!

Is the Minecraft Movie the downfall of culture? If you consider getting wet in a theatre the downfall of culture, then maybe. The fellas have a wide range of Ten Minute Topics with a lengthy preamble about the Minecraft Movie. Enjoy!Sponsored By:Eternize: If you’ve been meaning to start—or restart—a more consistent prayer life, the Eternize Cross will help you reclaim your attention and build a lasting habit. The Eternize Kickstarter campaign launches April 29. This is your chance to get an Eternize Cross at its lowest price ever. Head to myeternize.com to sign up for updates and be ready when the Kickstarter goes live.Cloisters Ignatian PrayerSupport Catching FoxesLinks:Saint Kolbe Studios — Thank you to Saint Kolbe Studios for producing this podcast!