All Good in the Brotherhood

Nate and Br. Francisco discuss the nature of art and whether there are objective criteria for beauty, through the lenses of five different philosophers.

The Whittaker boys share in some holiday cheer by playing an original game that generates a lot of laughs.

Nate and Br. Francisco discuss the relation that a Christian must have to their country as a matter of duty and virtue.

Br. Francisco and Tom attempt to have conversations with Phillip... with mixed results...

Nate is joined by Dr. John Nieto, a professor at Thomas Aquinas College, who shares his incredible journey from being an agnostic to finding God and Truth in the Catholic faith.

Nate and Br. Francisco discuss the universal call to holiness and the necessity for all Christians to become saints.

Br. Francisco is joined by Br. Bosco to speak on the monastic practice of reading Scripture, known as Lectio Divina.

Br. Francisco is joined by St. Vincent philosophy professor, Dr. Michael Krom, as they discuss hallmarks unique to Benedictine Education, especially at St. Vincent, and the lessons one can learn on leadership through the Rule of St. Benedict.

The Whittaker brothers compare and contrast Aristotle and Jesus on how to be truly happy.

Br. Francisco and Missy explore some of the Catholic theological themes hidden in J.R.R. Tolkien's great work, the Lord of the Rings.

Nate and Tom share what it's like to have a brother who is a monk.

Br. Francisco is joined by fellow friend and monk Br. Finnbar to unpack John 6 and the Eucharistic theology found within.

Death. How often do we think about it? Are we afraid or do we have a healthy acceptance of it? Nate and Br. Francisco reflect on these questions.

Br. Francisco and Tom discuss the nature of the masculine soul and how men ought to harness its raw qualities through practice and learning of various disciplines and skills.

All three Whittaker brothers join the show to reflect on their experience of growing up homeschooled.

Nate and Brother Francisco outline the Catholic Church's principles on the legitimacy of war.

Nate and Brother Francisco are joined by their mother to discuss the vital role that the family plays in the building and sustaining of culture and society and the duties we have to the protection and promotion of family life.

Nate and Br. Francisco explore the role that emotions can and should play in the spiritual life and in the cultivation of virtues.

Br. Francisco is joined by Sophie, a fellow aficionado of the Clifton Strengths Finder assessment, as they explore their lowest strengths and how to find beauty in our weaknesses.

Tom and Br. Francisco answer random, AI generated discussion questions for a good laugh.

Nate, Br. Francisco, and their father, Dan, chat about the need for the restoration of fatherhood in society and the consequences which result from a culture experiencing a three-fold fatherlessness.

The Whittaker brothers and their sister, Sarah, discuss the LGBTQ+ Pride movement, and how we are called instead to discover and live our identities in humility.

Nate and Br. Francisco are joined by Pittsburgh seminarian Chris Baker to discuss the necessity and steps of vocational discernment.

In Nate's absence, Tom once again joins the show and he and Br. Francisco discuss the joys and challenges of brotherhood through their own experiences growing up together.

The Whittaker brothers discuss the difficulty we face in discerning truth and reality in the information we receive and how we need to be aware of the threat that misinformation and disinformation pose to the dilution and obstruction of objective truth.