Today Steve reviews what happened in Washington DC yesterday with the storming of the U.S. Capitol, and offers some thoughts on what we’ve seen since November 3rd, and what comes next. VIDEO: AUDIO ONLY: RELATED LINKS: Backdoor Santa – Cocktail Recipe (I recommend Bulleit Rye for this one; gives a … Read more
There’s arguably no greater obstacle facing modern man than the crisis of meaning. As woke culture, gender ideology, and the spread of various forms of anti-rationality show, the human race’s relationship with reality is at an all-time low. On today’s episode of the podcast, Steve talks to Kale Zelden, a … Read more
On this episode of the podcast, Steve breaks down what he sees as the landscape the day before the historic 2020 election. Public enthusiasm, rallies, polls, endorsements, and a sense of an inevitable shift in favor of one candidate, all centering around one very specific ideal: the desire for normalcy, … Read more
On today’s episode of the podcast, Steve tackles the latest letter from Archbishop Viganò to President Trump, warning about the danger of a globalist program called the “Great Reset” which seeks to “swiftly to revamp all aspects of our societies and economies” and “reset” capitalism. It reads like a conspiracy … Read more
On this episode, Steve talks to Stream.org Senior Editor John Zmirak about the significance of the upcoming election not just for America, but the world; the opinions of certain high Catholic prelates on the same; and the importance now more than ever of securing natural rights — like self defense … Read more
On this episode, Steve dives into and tries to make sense of the controversy surrounding Pope Francis’s comments on gay civil unions, as well as the story the controversy has managed to cover for: a two-year extension of the Vatican’s blood money deal with Beijing. In the second half of … Read more
On this episode of the podcast, Steve monologues again, this time diving into the first American Presidential debate, then pivoting to Pope Francis snubbing Cardinal Zen of Hong Kong as the Vatican’s INSANE Ostpolitik with Beijing continues, and finally looking at the question: is it possible to make an idol … Read more
The title says it all, but here goes on a synopsis: It’s been a while since we’ve done a video, and today Steve drinks Irish whiskey while riffing on the fall of Cardinal Becciu, Francis embracing heresy, Infallibility, tribalism, and a bunch of reader questions on everything ranging from trad … Read more
Steve talks to Cameron O’Hearn, director of the upcoming documentary on the Traditional Latin Mass: “Mass of the Ages — How Tradition Will Restore the Church”. Together, they discuss the genesis for this project, the importance of storytelling, the need for Catholic creators willing to give the treatment of sacred … Read more
On this episode of the podcast, Steve flies solo, breaking down a couple of very important stories not currently being widely discussed. First, the Directory for Catechesis has been revised for the first time since the papacy of John Paul II, and those behind the changes are seeking to shift … Read more
Tim Gordon was a high school theology teacher at a Catholic school in California. He wasn’t just a teacher, he was a department chair, and popular with the area’s conservative Catholics. But when he tweeted out during the recent riots, looting, and burning that Black Lives Matter is a domestic … Read more
