Contest winners + I’m on The Catholic Podcast with Joe Heschmeyer

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Monday
Christine Dumouchel
Julie Von Rotz

Tuesday
Victoria Treboschi
Theresa Hardy

Wednesday
Lori Magelky
Stacia Demeulenaere

Thursday
Jamie Piper
Jake Casey
Jessica Marsh

Friday
Rachel Nesbitt
Debbie McGeehan
Catherine Burnham

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Next order of business: I had a wonderful (well, that’s how I remember it) conversation about NFP, Humanae Vitae, chastity, and Jell-o with Joe Heschmeyer of The Catholic Podcast (unfortunately Chloe Langr, the regular co-host, couldn’t be there). You can hear the podcast here, and check out tons of other resources we mentioned in the conversation.

 

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One thought on “Contest winners + I’m on The Catholic Podcast with Joe Heschmeyer”

  1. What a pleasure that was! I had never heard of Joe Heschmeyer, but he was great! He kept up with you very well and had things to say that weren’t stupid, and that’s not common in Catholic podcasts or radio shows.

    Two comments:
    1 The idea that half the men on a given airplane are looking at porn on their phones is really bizarre and flies (get it?) in the face of my experience. Do you have any support for that claim? Is this just on flights from Vegas to Bangkok or something?
    2 The following show notes are false – maybe it refers to a different podcast you’ve done with him?
    “Show Notes ​​​​​​
    Topics we discussed:

    How to encounter beauty through music, nature, and literature
    ​​Why you should sing (even if you’re tone deaf)
    How to pause and contemplate beauty in our daily lives”

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