Catching Foxes

It's a little meta, admittedly, but it's still a good chat. Luckily, the Star Wars prequels still get mentioned. The guys chat about deconstruction, profiting from Christianity as a brand, and why you can't show your children Raiders of the Lost Ark too early in life (they'll hate it).Sponsored By:FUS Catholic Conference Office: This weekend changes everything. At each Steubenville Youth Conference, teens experience a life-changing encounter with Jesus Christ that ignites their devotion, strengthens their prayer life, and empowers them to live on mission long after the conference ends.Support Catching FoxesLinks:Steubenville Conferences 2024Coleman Creates — Thanks to Joe Coleman of Coleman Creates for producing this episode!

Several Taylor's come up as topics alongside the Oscars, business books, and why we have to remember the human beneath the arguments we don't like.Sponsored By:FUS Catholic Conference Office: This weekend changes everything. At each Steubenville Youth Conference, teens experience a life-changing encounter with Jesus Christ that ignites their devotion, strengthens their prayer life, and empowers them to live on mission long after the conference ends.Support Catching FoxesLinks:How I Raised Myself from Failure to Success in Selling by Frank BettgerColeman Creates — Thanks to Joe Coleman of Coleman Creates for producing this episode!

No Gomer this week. We switched him out for someone interesting, though! Anthony D'Ambrosio, the writer and director of Triumph of the Heart, stops by the podcast to talk about the movie and the value of art.Sponsored By:FUS Catholic Conference Office: This weekend changes everything. At each Steubenville Youth Conference, teens experience a life-changing encounter with Jesus Christ that ignites their devotion, strengthens their prayer life, and empowers them to live on mission long after the conference ends.Support Catching FoxesLinks:Donate to the Triumph of the Heart Kickstarter! — Do it. Give them $5 right now. Preferably more if you can.Follow Anthony on InstagramColeman Creates — Thanks to Joe Coleman of Coleman Creates for producing this episode!

Is YouTube Shorts making us worse people? Why aren't content sites designed with the user in mind anymore? How is Tim Allen doing these days? All these questions, and more, get answered on this week's episode. Okay the Tim Allen part is a lie, we still aren't sure how he's doing. If you know him, tell him we want him on the podcast.Sponsored By:FUS Catholic Conference Office: This weekend changes everything. At each Steubenville Youth Conference, teens experience a life-changing encounter with Jesus Christ that ignites their devotion, strengthens their prayer life, and empowers them to live on mission long after the conference ends.Support Catching FoxesLinks:Support Us on Patreon — We want a gift, but only if it's money!Coleman Creates — Thanks to Joe Coleman of Coleman Creates for producing this episode! Game Theory: Why Everyone HATES YouTube Shorts… And You Should Too! The Missing MiddlePorter's Five ForcesCGP Grey

Luke and Gomer are back at it again talking about TV shows and movies. Included on the docket this week: Monarch: Legacy of Monsters, Band of Brothers, Breaking Bad, and more!Sponsored By:FUS Catholic Conference Office: This weekend changes everything. At each Steubenville Youth Conference, teens experience a life-changing encounter with Jesus Christ that ignites their devotion, strengthens their prayer life, and empowers them to live on mission long after the conference ends.Support Catching FoxesLinks:Triumph of the Heart — Bringing the story of St. Maximilian Kolbe's heroic sacrifice to theaters to bring hope to the hopeless. If you can donate $5 (or more, you rich kids out there), we encourage you to do so!Give Us Your Money! — Patreon fulfills our merch, so you'll finally get stuffColeman Creates — Thank you to Joe Coleman of Coleman Creates for producing this episode!

Twitter argument, choosing battles, Steubenville youth conferences, humorous conversations, excitement for the future, academic achievements, writing a book for prison ministry, upcoming events, humorous ideas for a memorable conference presence, bathroom remodeling excitement, expressing gratitude

Jacob Imam discusses the merger of higher education and Catholic social justice principles, focusing on the dignity of non-exploitative work and the trades. They also explore the value of labor, the importance of the humanities, and the revitalization of Steubenville. Additionally, they discuss America's exceptionalism and individualism, subsistence farming vs corporate farming, and the mission and trades offered by the College of St. Joseph the Worker.

Mrs. Ruvi, a podcaster and Five Iron Frenzy enthusiast, joins Luke to discuss life, liturgy, and her many podcasts. They also touch on high school experiences, relationships, college party culture, Gen Z's view on drinking, seasonal depression, mission churches in India, a joyful priest, musical preferences, TV shows, an obsession story, and their podcast 'Is This for Kids?'

Discussion on not having an opinion on everything, consequences of arguing with priests on Twitter, Bishop Strickland's status, mission work at Good Egg Fund, Czech parish renovation, value of not having an opinion, embracing addiction and accepting mercy, insights on the Marvel Cinematic Universe, personal habits and preferences, correlation between overhead spending and nonprofit dissolution, intriguing facts about Costco, management advice, importance of having a buddy and consequences of extreme views, admiration for band Gomer and upcoming books.

Even if you haven't seen the newest season of Loki, you'll enjoy this episode. Loki, T.S. Eliot, and God of War all make appearances in this one. Enjoy!Support Catching FoxesLinks:Support Us on Patreon — Give us your money and you get stuff.Coleman Creates — Thanks to Joe Coleman of Coleman Creates for producing this episode!The Four Quartets by T.S. Eliot — If you want to read it separately from Lukey and Loki.God of War - Hercules Boss Fight — Viewer discretion is advised