Category: Interviews
Interviews of accomplished Catholics in various walks of life. While most of our interviews are now done on The Catholic Culture Podcast, some have been transcribed here.
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Early Christianity Q&A with Mike Aquilina
Mike fielded viewer questions about important cities of the early Church, early evidence for papal primacy, the role of charity in the early Church, Origen, the providential role of easy travel for the spread of the Gospel in the first centuries, and more.
Uncaging The Nightingale: The Mark Christopher Brandt interview
The Nightingale, released last month, is the latest album and compositional project by Mark Christopher Brandt. It’s a 49-minute-long programmatic suite, inspired by the Hans Christian Andersen story by the same name, and a truly beautiful and impressive work of art. The album seamlessly...
The Duskwhales talk about their new album, Sorrowful Mysteries
All photos courtesy of The Duskwhales. I’ve been a fan of The Duskwhales since their very first show. From the start, their strong melodies and lush, old-school vocal harmonies set them apart from most other contemporary rock and pop artists. Those virtues have only grown since they...
“You can always try to shoot a famous person”: Collin Raye on country music and the folly of seeking stardom
Anyone who listened to country music radio in the 90s has probably heard a song or three by Collin Raye, who had a string of chart-topping hits as well as a number of platinum-selling albums. Raye’s rich voice is best-known from ballads like “Little Rock” and “Love,...
A Strange Case: The Clash’s drummer-turned-chiropractor on music, healing, and his return to Catholicism
The Clash is one of those bands you’re almost guaranteed to have heard whether you know it or not. The seminal English punk act made a dent in the rock music scene in 1977 with their first, self-titled album, featuring a simple, aggressive style with political lyrics, exemplified by songs...
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