Catching Foxes

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

We talk about a lot of things but stumble into the Israel-Hamas conflict when Luke brings up WTF with marc maron on his comments. We talk about how theological diagrams won't save us, how philosophy can console us when theology cannot, and how to be human. Also, Minnie was on the Move in the Carey Apartment and cockroaches the size of my head were on the move at the Gomer Classical Academy.Sponsored By:Good Egg Fund: "Making the world better is our job. Let’s get to work." Start making a difference in your community, or help someone make a difference in theirs. Be a good egg! Support Catching Foxes

Ministry workers being underpaid, importance of receptivity and contemplation, decline of the album experience, annoying converts, partnership with movie 'Free', fair wages for lay employees, setting boundaries in ministry

Luke and Gomer discuss the nature of sin and how it's structurally isolating. The guys get quite real on this one, hence the two hour episode, so get comfortable before listening. Thanks to FREE for sponsoring this episode. See it in theaters only on November 2nd! Check out the trailer below and the website linked below to buy your ticket. Website: https://www.fathomevents.com/events/FREE Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oGtJx22SJckSponsored By:FREE: Duc in Altum: Go see FREE on November 2nd!Support Catching FoxesLinks:FREE: The Trailer — Thanks to FREE for sponsoring this episode. See it in theaters only on November 2nd! Check out the website linked below to buy your ticket. Website: https://www.fathomevents.com/events/FREESupport Us on Patreon — Give us money and we'll give you stuff in return. That's not a bad deal, right?Coleman Creates — Thanks to Joe Coleman of Coleman Creates for producing this episode!

It's episode 400! And it went up late...some things never change. Amanda, the Ministry of Agency Herself, shows up this week. She's a fellow Steubie U (wink, nudge) graduate, and it's sure to be a good time. For centuries, many men and women have left everything to give their lives to contemplation.  FREE is a journey into the inner self of man. We have obtained permission to enter and talk to people who rarely utter a word, in places that remain closed to the world: THE MONASTERIES.   What leads a person to strip himself of the world he knows, to withdraw from it for the rest of his life? How does such a person think? FREE approaches great questions of man's existence, with only one objective: to listen to them. Go see FREE on Thursday, Nov 2! Check out the trailer below and the website linked below to buy your ticket. Website: https://www.fathomevents.com/events/FREE Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oGtJx22SJckSupport Catching FoxesLinks:FREE: The Trailer — Ever wondered just what those monks are thinking? Wonder no more!Support Us on Patreon — We want a gift, but only if it's money!Coleman Creates — Thank you to Joe Coleman of Coleman Creates for producing this episode!

There's only so much Fr. David Hust to go around, so it's back to just Luke and Gomer. They talk Catholic schools (again), creativity and ADHD, and how nonprofits can learn from the for-profit sector.Sponsored By:FREE: Duc in Altum: Go see FREE on November 2nd!Support Catching FoxesLinks:FREE: Duc in Altum — For centuries, many men and women have left everything to give their lives to contemplation.  FREE is a journey into the inner self of man. We have obtained permission to enter and talk to people who rarely utter a word, in places that remain closed to the world: THE MONASTERIES.  What leads a person to strip himself of the world he knows, to withdraw from it for the rest of his life? How does such a person think? FREE approaches great questions of man's existence, with only one objective: to listen to them. Here's the trailer- www.youtube.com/watch?v=oGtJx22SJck Go see FREE on Thursday, Nov 2! Check out the link below to buy tickets. www.fathomevents.com/events/FREESupport Us on Patreon — And we'll even send you stuff for doing it. By we, we mean Patreon - so you know you'll actually get it!Coleman Creates — Thank you to Joe Coleman of Coleman Creates for producing this episode!

Fr. David Hust joins Luke and Gomer this week to reminisce about college (obviously) and discuss the state of the modern Church. Strap in, it's a long one!Support Catching FoxesLinks:Support Us on Patreon — All your friends are doing it.Coleman Creates — Thank you to Joe Coleman of Coleman Creates for producing this episode!

The hosts talk about productivity and religion. They discuss the risks of testosterone replacement therapy. They emphasize the importance of getting things done and avoiding procrastination. They share a system for organizing tasks and staying focused. They discuss simplifying life and meaningful celebrations. They explore the need to adapt mental models for success. They talk about shifting trends in choosing Catholic schools.