At Home With Jim and Joy

President of Steno Institute, Dr. George Delgado, speaks about his book, “Abortion Pill Reversal,” and shares how the abortion pill reversal procedures are saving lives today.

In celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Jim and Joy read comments and take calls about the lasting legacy of his life and dream for the world. Dr. Johnny Hunter also joins.

Tanner Kalina, the lead actor from the EWTN original series “James the Less,” returns to share more about the upcoming season and his new book, “Aching for Greatness.”

Tanner Kalina, lead actor from the EWTN original series, “James the Less,” speak with Jim and Joy about the new season of “James the Less,” and his new book “Aching for Greatness.”

Jim and Joy read comments and take calls about the recent feast of the Baptism of Christ, while also reflecting on the importance of the reason Christ was baptized.

Sarah Wiese is back to share more with Jim and Joy about how Biking for Babies is helping to rejuvenate the culture of life and continuing to defend the unborn.

Sarah Wiese, the Recruiting and Marketing Director of Biking for Babies, join Jim and Joy to share how Biking for Babies is helping renew the culture of life to defend the unborn.

Jim and Joy read comments and take calls about the significance of spiritual epiphanies and how these connect to the Solemnity of the Epiphany.

Jim and Joy continue to look back over some of the best moments on the show from the past year focusing on themes of Transforming the Culture and Equipping Catholic Men.

Jim and Joy remember some of the best moments from the show over the past year, pausing on themes of Hope in Despair and Dwellings for the Least.

Jim and Joy reflect on the past year and read comments and take calls about how to make prayerful resolutions for the new year.

Jim and Joy read comments and take calls about some of their favorite moments throughout the years as they look towards Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.

Fr. Mark E Thibodeaux, author and pastor of Holy Name of Jesus Church in New Orleans, LA, speaks more about his newest book about the deep yearning within the season of Advent.

Author and pastor of Holy Name of Jesus Church in New Orleans, LA, Fr. Mark E Thibodeaux, joins Jim and Joy to share his newest book, “Hope and Light for Advent.”

Archbishop Cordileone of the Archdiocese of San Francisco calls in to speak about efforts to Celebrate the 500th anniversary of Our Lady of Guadalupe through Project Guadalupe.

Devin Schadt, founder and executive director of The Fathers of St. Joseph, shares more about his newest book which offers straightforward wisdom to assist husbands and fathers.

Founder and executive director of The Fathers of St. Joseph, Devin Schadt, speaks about his newest book, “The Rule – Counsels and Directives for Husbands and Fathers.”

Jim and Joy read comments and take calls about the significance of St. John the Baptist during the preparatory season of Advent.

Jim and Joy welcome back Fr. Frankline Fomukong to share more about the ways we can fully participate in the beauty of the Advent season and prepare our hearts for Christmas.

Fr. Frankline Fomukong joins Jim and Joy to discuss the ways in which we can properly engage with the beauty of the Advent season and spiritually prepare for Christmas.

Jim and Joy read comments and take calls about how to prepare for the Christmas season during Advent.

Kay Trattles is back to share more about Mary’s Shelter, her role as executive director, and how the organization provides care and resources to women in unplanned pregnancies.

Kay Trattles, the executive director of Mary’s Shelter, joins to speak about her mission in providing safe housing, education, and resources, to women in crisis pregnancy.

Jim and Joy read comments and take calls about spiritual warfare and the most effective weapons against evil, in this very real spiritual battle.

Megan Alexander, TV host and bestselling author, is back to speak more about her newest book, “The True Gifts of Christmas,” and the deeper meaning of Christmas traditions.