Detroit Catholic Central High School
Slightly Less Scripted
Welcome to Slightly Less Scripted —the official podcast of Catholic Central High School. Join us for candid conversations with alumni, family, and friends of the Shamrock community as we share real stories, honest reflections, and a few laughs along the way. In this laid-back and less-scripted space, we go beyond the headlines to explore what it truly means to be part of the Catholic Central legacy. Whether you're a proud graduate, current parent, or longtime supporter, pull up a chair and join the conversation.
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Detroit Catholic Central High School
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26 juin 2026
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Everyday Heroism | A Conversation with Thomas Sartor ’09 14.09.2025 1:35:15
In this episode of Slightly Less Scripted, we welcome Thomas Sartor ’09, a Catholic Central graduate whose journey has taken him around the world speaking about the importance of heroism in everyday life. Thomas has worked with organizations including Amplifi Assessment, Hero Round Table, and The Heroic Imagination Project, inspiring audiences to see themselves as heroes in their own communities....
Behind the Collar | Fr. Patrick Fulton’s Path to Becoming a Priest 05.09.2025 50:21
In our very first episode of Slightly Less Scripted , we sit down with Catholic Central Principal Fr. Patrick W. Fulton, CSB to hear his story of answering the call to the priesthood. Fr. Fulton shares what it means to live and serve as a Basilian priest , reflects on his own faith journey, and offers a unique perspective on how Catholic Central stands alongside other Basilian high schools. Wheth...
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