Stream or download this episode. In today’s episode, Coyle talks to Josh Herring about John MacArthur’s recent statement on resistance to California’s shutdown order, and the relationship between the church…

Stream or download this episode. In today’s episode, Coyle talks to Jordan Poss, Nathan Gilmour, and Sam Arora about Harper’s Magazine’s “Letter on Justice and Open Debate“

Stream or download this episode. The middle of the twentieth century saw a brief renaissance of Catholic literary fiction, spearheaded by people like Graham Greene, Flannery O’Connor, and Walker Percy.…

Stream or download this episode.  The way 2020 is going, synthetic dinosaurs are just around the corner, so join the CHP crew for a throwback to our conversation on 1994’s…

Stream or download this episode. In today’s episode, Coyle talks to Joshua Herring about Paul Elmer More’s essay “Academic Leadership,” focusing on the role of colleges in shaping the aristocrats…

Stream or download this episode. As the bad news continues to roll in about American higher education—its devotion to ideologies, libertarian and Marxist, its loss of humanities program after humanities…

In this episode, recorded in early May, Dan and Charles reflect on the first couple of months of disruption to academic lives, and otherwise, due to COVID-19. Listen to this…

Stream or download this episode. In today’s episode, Coyle, Michial, and Danny talk about the influence of Garth Brooks on Country Music in the 1990s.

Stream or download this episode. Jessica Hooten Wilson joins Christina Bieber Lake to talk about her recent First Things article, “How Flannery O’Connor Fought Racism,” a response to a recent Paul Elie New…

Stream or download this episode. Visit our website! Josh and Michial are joined by Night Cheese‘s Stephen Sandridge to talk about 1994’s The Lion King. 

At long last, another Book of Nature Episode (recorded in March just as COVID-19 was beginning to take hold and shape nearly everything) finds your hosts musing on a story…