Mater Dei Radio

View from the Pew

Religion EN ↓ 156 episodes

Family life can be hectic. But God can be found right in the middle of it. Join Deacon Scott and Brenda Aikin as they share stories about their family, their faith, and their View from the Pew. Produced at the studios of Mater Dei Radio in Portland, Oregon.

Author

Mater Dei Radio

Category

Religion

Podcast website

materdeiradio.com

Latest episode

Jul 10, 2026

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Episodes

Feed Your Body, Feed Your Soul 26.02.2021

On this weeks episode find out what other career the Good Deacon could have had, how to feed your soul, and what is a banquet table like in heaven.

Let’s Have A Holy Lent 19.02.2021

This week Deacon Scott and Brenda discuss what to give up for Lent, family traditions, and a quick prayer to walk through Lent.

Breaking Bad Habits 05.02.2021

This week Deacon Scott and Brenda talk about breaking bad habits this Lent, discernment of spirits in marriage, and why Scott wants to mow grass in retirement.

Celebrate Catholic Schools Week 29.01.2021

This week Deacon Scott and Brenda discuss Catholic Schools and why Scott never lived in a home for more than 4 years.

Living Pro-Life 22.01.2021

This week Deacon Scott and Brenda discuss giving blood, living Pro-Life, and how a kitchen remodel can make tensions rise.

New Outlook for 2021 08.01.2021

This week Deacon Scott and Brenda talk spending, seeing the dignity of others, and a kitchen remodel. Documents referenced in this episode: USCCB Document on Housing and Homelessness USCCB Document on Human Trafficking

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