Is the title a bit of editorializing? Yeah, maybe. The point stands, though. The guys ponder the value of doing things even if they won't work. Is there a point in doing anything if it's just going to be torn down eventually? Come find out!Support Catching FoxesLinks:Coleman Creates — Thanks to Joe Coleman of Coleman Creates for producing this episode!

Our guests today make the case that we can bridge the divide between Catholics and Evangelicals. Is it possible? Special guests Alexei Laushkin and Nathan Smith stop in to talk about a document on Catholic-Evangelical relations that the two helped to create. Enjoy!Sponsored By:Exodus 90Support Catching FoxesLinks:The Gift of Being Christian Together — Read it!Glenmary Home MissionersKingdom Mission SocietyColeman Creates — Thanks to Joe Coleman of Coleman Creates for producing this episode!

The much anticipated Shakespeare draft is here! Will your favorite movie be drafted? Will it get snubbed? Featuring special guest, Kate Camden! Want to vote for who had the best Top Five Shakespeare Films list? Join our Patreon! All patrons have the opportunity to vote for the best list and the winners receive eternal glory and bragging rights!Support Catching FoxesLinks:Coleman Creates — Thanks to Joe Coleman of Coleman Creates for producing this episode!

Gomer and Luke read poetry, discuss beauty, and generally realize they're tired of mass culture (but they will still watch the newest Marvel movie). Enjoy!Sponsored By:Catholic Women & Couples NFPSupport Catching FoxesLinks:The Soldier by Rupert BrookeThe Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock by T.S. EliotColeman Creates — Thank you to Joe Coleman of Coleman Creates for producing this episode of Catching Foxes!

Just a touch late, but still on Tuesday! The fellas talk about mass culture, David Foster Wallace, media biases, and an addiction to being correct. It's a classic Catching Foxes extravaganza! Enjoy!Support Catching FoxesLinks:Exodus 90Big Red Son by David Foster WallaceColeman Creates — Thank you to Joe Coleman of Coleman Creates for producing this episode!

Maria Puccini, the Executive Director of In My Shoes, shares her organization's mission to support pregnant women facing homelessness. She discusses the unique challenges these mothers face and emphasizes the importance of individualized support and community engagement. The conversation reveals impactful stories behind the establishment of maternity homes and highlights the 'housing first' model for addressing youth homelessness. Puccini also underscores the vital role of ongoing community connections in fostering lasting change and personal growth.

Luke and Gomer talk about Marvel's latest offering and a round of Ten Minute Topics that cover laziness, spirituality, and doing work you love. SPOILERS abound in this episode. Skip 3:05 to 11:30 if you haven't seen Deadpool & Wolverine (assuming you're planning on it). Enjoy!Sponsored By:Alec MalyCatholic Women & Couples NFPExodus 90Support Catching FoxesLinks:Follow Us on Instagram!Subscribe to Our YouTube Channel!Coleman Creates — Thank you to Joe Coleman of Coleman Creates for producing this episode of Catching Foxes!

The podcast explores the lack of third places and the rise of franchises, emphasizing living a full life. They discuss technology, terrorism, and human fragility, Starbucks' transition, creating lasting memories, fatherhood, and challenges of forming relationships in community spaces.

Mrs. Ruvi stops by to chat about Inside Out 2, toxic positivity (if that even exists), and American political culture. They don't talk about Five Iron Frenzy. At least, not too much.Support Catching FoxesLinks:Is THIS For Kids? InstagramIs THIS For Kids? YoutubeColeman Creates — Thanks to Joe Coleman of Coleman Creates for producing this episode!

Luke says "they not like us" a bunch, Gomer talks about why he was sad, and Luke gets called out by St. Ambrose on Twitter. Enjoy!Sponsored By:Alec MalySupport Catching FoxesLinks:Out of Sons by Alec MalyColeman Creates — Thanks to Joe Coleman of Coleman Creates for producing this podcast! Drake VS Kendrick Explained to White People — Enjoy this Josh Johnson gem!