The Cale Clarke Show - Today's issues from a Catholic perspective.

Charlie Munger passed away at 99. He wasn’t just Warren Buffett’s business partner, but one of the best minds of the last century. Plus: another excellent Eucharistic Encounter from Father Rocky! 

Talk about a hot topic! A writer decides Hell doesn’t make sense to her. Does Jesus get to have an opinion? 

A government attempt to eliminate Christmas in North America. Plus: sharpening the ax, and listeners share their Thanksgiving faith-sharing adventures. 

How can you navigate uncomfortable family conversations over the holidays? Plus: How early is too early for Catholics to put up Christmas decorations?

Cale sits down with the popular podcaster and wife of Dr. Jordan Peterson, Tammy Peterson, to talk about her journey into the Catholic faith.

Cale talks with Sister Theresa Aletheia Noble about her journey from atheism to her religious vocation, and how Christ has called her to a new community: the Sisters of the Little Way. 

What is the Presentation of Mary all about? Plus: Eleazar’s martyrdom and the search for men of virtue. Yes, Andrew Huberman believes in God. And: the Sam Altman/Open AI saga, explained. 

What should you do when all around you have betrayed the faith? How can you recover your spiritual sight? And: Taylor Swift flies the coop.     Why Dressing Well Matters in an Age of Disorder https://spectator.org/why-dressing-well-matters-in-an-age-of-disorder/

How do we focus on what truly matters — at work, at home, and in our souls? Plus: Michaela’s kid jokes, and The Week That Was.

How can you navigate uncomfortable family conversations over the holidays? Plus: How early is too early for Catholics to put up Christmas decorations?  

Struggle with scrupulosity? Help is on the way! Plus: meet the mathematician who rejected a $1 million prize. And: more faith, facts, and fun!   The Ten Commandments for the Scrupulous https://www.fisheaters.com/scruples.html  

How you can win any argument by thinking like a lawyer. Plus: the most misunderstood verse in the Bible.       How to Win Any Argument: Think like a lawyer.  https://benmeer.com/newsletter/logical-fallacies/   What Romans 8:28 REALLY means (NT Wright): https://time.com/6322429/bibles-most-misunderstood-verse/    

Aayan Hirsi Ali, former Muslim and Atheist, is now a Christian. But, why? And: former Bills QB Jim Kelly, who has lost so much, is grateful for what he’s found.     Why I am now a Christian https://unherd.com/2023/11/why-i-am-now-a-christian/ Bills legend Jim Kelly used to be mad about all he’d lost. Now he focuses on what he’s found https://theathletic.com/5007201/2023/11/08/jim-kelly-bills-cance...

Learn how today’s saint, Pope Leo the Great, stared down Attila the Hun and saved Rome. Plus: Did Jesus encourage white-collar crime? And: The Week That Was, plus more faith, facts, and fun. 

A Catholic misses confession because the lady ahead of him “took too long”. Who’s in the wrong here?  

Cale sits down with Bishop Andrew Cozzens to talk about Eucharistic revival in the Church, and in our lives. 

While American higher education crumbles, discover a school you’ve never heard of, providing an education you’ve never dreamed of.      https://www.thefp.com/p/whats-the-opposite-of-harvard  

Two media heavyweights battle online about whether Catholics and other Christians need a prenup before vowing “Til death do us part”.

Cale sits down with the popular podcaster and wife of Dr Jordan Peterson, Tammy Peterson, to talk about her journey into the Catholic faith.

Cale examines the biblical evidence for Purgatory, and why we shouldn’t “canonize” departed loved ones.

Cardinal Collins stops by on All Saints’ Day to talk about Saint Thomas More. Plus: Cale explains the life and legacy of another English martyr, Saint Edmund Campion.

Guest Host Brooke Taylor is joined by Jen Gerber a convert from the Mennonites to the Catholic Faith. She shares the story of her daughter Evelyn, who passed away at 11 years old and is a powerful witness as the family found healing through the graces of the sacraments ad uniting their sufferings to the cross of Our Lord.  Also Brother Richard Hendrick OFM Cap, with a reflection on the month of No...

Jesus cures a hunchback. It’s the anniversary of The Great Crash. And, “Clippy” turns 40. 

The new Speaker of the House quotes G.K. Chesterton. Should Catholics participate in the “Dia de Los Muertos”? Plus: Tyson Bagent, folk hero; and The Week That Was. 

The “shadow producers” of the Cale Clarke show select topics for Cale to discuss, including writers who prophesied our current culture decades ago, and 20 questions to elevate your friendships.    Resource mentioned: https://www.ncregister.com/blog/bradbury-orwell-and-huxley