Meeting of the MindZ

Note: We do not necessarily agree with all the opinions expressed by each guest on the show.

 Featured guests...

Allan Wright (Principal of Koinonia Academy, Professor at Seton Hall, Author)
Anthony Stine on Return to Tradition
Austin Quick (@catholicconnect)
Barb Ernster (Our Lady's Blue Army)
Barry Dean (President of the Association of Catholic College Coaches)
Bishop Richard Williamson (history of the world)
Bishop Richard Williamson (Ordinary Magisterium)
Cardinal Burke on Catholic Faith and Morals
Caiomhe Doyle on the Holy Face devotion
Charles Coulombe (Author, Scholar, Commentator)
Charles Coulombe joins us again
Charles Coulombe monarchists must be Fatimists
Charles Coulombe King Louis' of France
Charles Fraune (Author of Slaying Dragons)
Clyde Guzman (@latincatholicism)
Colin Nykaza (Young Adult Director, Archdiocese of NY)
Curtis Voeltner on the Holy Face devotion
Cy Kellett on Building a Relationship with Christ
Dale Ahlquist on GK Chesterton
Daniel Vu (@tradcatmen)
David Carollo on Fatima for the World
Dean Loew on Traditional Homeschool Curriculum
Domenick Velardi (@__marianguard__)
Donna Sue Berry on the Holy Face devotion
Dr. John Rao on Church History
Dr. Kevin Vost on Psychology and Aquinas
Dr. Ray Guarendi on Catholic Parenting
E. Michael Jones (Author, Professor)
Edwin Molina on Chastity
Enza Cerami on Chastity
Fr. Donald Calloway on St. Joseph
Fr. Fidelis Moscinski on Red Rose Rescue
Fr. George Rutler (Author, Commentator)
Fr. Jacinto Mary (Living the Marian Consecration/Vow)
Fr. Jeff Pomeisl on St Joseph 
Fr. Justin Cinnante (Carmelite, Iona Prep Chaplain)
Fr. Lawrence Carney on the Holy Face devotion
Fr. Mike Eguino on Don Bosco- Dreams and Discipline
Fr. Peter Dugandzic on Moral Theology
Fr. Phil Tangorra on Canon Law 
Fr. Timothy Gallagher on Discernment of Spiritus and the Liturgy of Hours
Fr. Tom DeSimone on spiritual warfare
Friar Anthony Serviam on the pre-1955 Holy Week
Gus Lloyd on Evangelization and Apologetics
Hugh Owen on the Kolbe Center
Jesse Romero on Spiritual Warfare
John Horvat on Tradition, Family, Properly
John Preiss on Fatima for the Family
John Salza on Converting from Freemasonry
John Walker on GK Chesterton
Jonna Marie (Musician)
Justin Fatica (Hard As Nails Ministry)
Karlo Broussard on Purgatory
Kennedy Hall (Author and writer for the Fatima Center)
Kirk on only Catholics are Christians
Mary Jane Zuzolo on the Holy Face devotion
Michael Hichborn on the Lepanto Institute
Michael Hichborn Return of Monarchies
Michael Voris on the current state of the Church 
Oz Chavez on Catholic Counseling
Pam Moon on the Holy Face devotion
Paul Thigpen on Spiritual Warfare
Peter Carter on Sacred Music
Peter Howard on the Fulton Sheen Institute
Philip Gabriel (@theconfidentcatholic)
Pierce Toomey (@catholic_guardians)
Robert Bennett on Geocentrism
Robert Ritchie on America Needs Fatima
Robert Sungenis on the Consecration of Russia; Geocentricity, and Vaccine
Robert Sungenis joins us again
Roy Schoeman on the concept of modern Judaism
Ryan Grant on Church History pt 1
Ryan Grant on Church History pt 2
Sean Bryan (Papal Ninja Warrior)
Steve Cunningham (Sensus Fidelium)
Steve Ray on Answering Specific Protestant Questions
Steve Ray on Apologetics for Protestantism
Steve Ray on being Born Again
Steve Ray on Fatherhood
Thomas Mirus on Private Revelation
Tim Flanders on Theological Certainty
Tim Staples on evangelization and apologetics
Zachary King (Ex-Satanist/converted by Miraculous Medal)


Coming Soon...
Chris Ferrara on Catholic Books
David Clayton
Dr. Anthony McCarthy
Fr. Chris Alar on Divine Mercy
Fr. Glen Sudano on Exorcism and CFRs
Fr. Larry Richards on Catholic men manning up
Fr. Richard Munkelt on Tradition
Jason Lewis on Suicide and Divine Mercy
Timothy Gordon on many topics


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