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OverviewIn this episode, David Niles and Adam Minahan sip on Brothers Bond bourbon, celebrate the election of an American pope, and share updates on farming and upcoming interviews in Nashville. The main discussion focuses on the importance of prayer, particularly in moments of temptation, drawing from scripture, saints, and practical advice for building a prayerful life. The hosts also promote their upcoming pilgrimage and Patreon support.Key Topics1. Celebrating an American PopeAmerican Pope Enthusiasm: The hosts humorously declare “everything is American now” with the election of an American pope, jokingly claiming spaghetti and the Catholic Church as American.Cultural Shift: They playfully note the Church is now “more profitable” with an American pope, reflecting their excitement for this historic moment.2. Personal Updates and Farming AdventuresDavid's Farming Efforts: David shares his experience planting 576 kernels of corn (16 rows of 36) without tilling, following a “Back to Eden” approach using wood chips. He discusses challenges with nitrogen depletion in the soil, leading to poor growth, and plans to amend it.Family Teamwork: David describes a rewarding family moment planting with his daughters, using a power drill and raking to plant seeds, fostering teamwork and bonding.Farm Life: Updates include a nearly completed garden fence to keep out rabbits, 41 chickens, and a rooster confrontation. David's son, Luke, caught his first rabbit, soon to be fried for dinner.Anniversary Trip: David and his wife, Haley, celebrated their 13th anniversary in Mexico, briefly mentioned as a joyful getaway.3. Upcoming Interviews and Patreon PromotionNashville Interviews: The hosts are heading to Nashville to interview Father Mike Schmitz, Michael Knowles, Matt Walsh, Harrison Butker, and possibly Candace Owens, among others. These interviews will be posted first on their Patreon page.Patreon Support: They encourage listeners to support The Catholic Man Show on Patreon to help spread the gospel in a manly way, with exclusive access to upcoming interviews. Visit thecatholicmanshow.com for details.Guest Teaser: The hosts announce an upcoming episode with Dr. Kent Litnoski, who offered insights on living Lent as a married man, with plans for him to return to Tulsa for further discussion.4. Discussion on Prayer and TemptationScriptural Foundation: The hosts focus on Matthew 26:41 (“Watch and pray that you may not undergo the test. The spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak”), reflecting on Jesus' Agony in the Garden and the apostles' failure to stay awake and pray.Theological Importance of Prayer:Union with Christ: Prayer during temptation unites us with Christ, who modeled prayer in distress, revealing man's supreme calling (Catechism reference).Humility and Dependence: Prayer crushes pride and fosters reliance on God, countering the modern tendency to act independently of Him.Obedience: Jesus' command to pray in temptation is reason enough to do so.Saints' Wisdom:St. Alphonsus Liguori: Willfully neglecting prayer for a day is a venial sin, but neglecting it during temptation could be mortal, emphasizing prayer's gravity.St. John Chrysostom: Prayer is owed to God as a matter of justice, regardless of one's state in life, with a suggested minimum of 15 minutes daily.Origen and St. Jerome: The apostles' failure to pray in the Garden shows the need for constant prayer...
THE FINAL BOOK! Dcn. Garlick is joined by Adam Minihan, David Niles, Thomas Lackey, and Dr. Frank Grabowski to discuss Book 24 of the Odyssey: Peace. Check out thegreatbookspodcast.com for more information.From our guide:111. What happens in book twenty-four? Hermes leads the souls of the suitors to Hades, to the fields of asphodel, where they meet Achilles and Agamemnon (24.130). One of the suitors tells Agamemnon their story, and Agamemnon praises Odysseus calling him “happy” and praises his wife Penelope in contrast to his wife, Clytemnestra (24.210). Meanwhile, Odysseus and his men arrive at his country estate, and he elects to test his father, Laertes (24.238). Laertes passes the test, and Odysseus reveals himself to his father by showing him the scar (24.368). Elsewhere on Ithaca, the families of the suitors have discovered their deaths and cries arise in the city (24.457). Eupithes, father of Antinous, rallies the kinsmen of the suitors to take revenge upon King Odysseus (24.471). Medon, the bard, warns the mob that the deathless gods helped Odysseus (24.485), and Halitherses, a seer, tells them it was due to their own “craven hearts” that the massacred occurred (24.501).Athena intercedes on Odysseus' behalf, and Zeus declares there should be peace in Ithaca (24.534). The mob arrives outside the country estate, and Odysseus, Laertes, Telemachus, and others prepare for combat (24.552). Athena strengthens Laertes to spear Eupithes in the head (24.576), and then she brokers peace between the two factions (24.584) 112. Who gained the most glory: Achilles, Agamemnon, or Odysseus?The opening passage on the plains of asphodel serves to compare the lives of Achilles, Agamemnon, and Odysseus. Agamemnon recounts the funeral of Achilles and the glory he achieved there, e.g., the Muses sang, he's buried in a golden urn made by Hephaestus, etc. (24.64). Agamemnon explicitly states Achilles has achieved immortal glory (24.100), and Achilles' death and burial serves as a comparison to the ignoble death of Agamemnon (24.30). If Agamemnon would have died in glory at Troy, he too could have had immortal glory—but instead, he was betrayed and slaughtered by his own wife. Despite Achilles having the better of the glory, we have already seen that he would trade it all in to be alive again—even if only to be a dirt farmer. Thus, when Agamemnon calls Odysseus “happy,” this seems to be a final judgment that Odysseus has found the best path: he has the glory (kleos) of both fighting in Troy and returning home—but he also now has political and familial peace. In a certain way, whereas Achilles had to choose between two fates (glory or peace), Odysseus has been given both.Good work everyone!
Deacon Harrison Garlick and Adam Minihan welcome Thomas Lackey and David Niles to discuss Book 12 of The Iliad, The Trojans Storm the Rampart.In this episode we will discuss:Our Sunday Great Books group.What is the issue with the gods and the wall of the Achaeans?What should we make of the story of Asius?What should we make of Hector disregarding the bird-sign?What else should be observed in book 12?Want our whole guide to The Iliad? Download it for free.Bird-signs! Fight for your country—that is the best, the only omen! - Hector (12.280)58. What happens in book twelve? As many of the Achaean warlords lay injured, Hector leads his onslaught against the Greek defenses (12.05). The Achaean ships are surrounded by a rampart, a thick wood wall, with a wide trench in front (12.05). The Trojan Polydamas advises Hector that the sharp stakes in the trench and narrowness of openings in the rampart make chariot-warfare impossible (12.72). The Trojans dismount and break into five battalions to assault the Achaean wall (12.105). Hector leads the charge against the rampart, as Zeus whips up a dust storm to aid the Trojan siege (12.292). The Achaeans have blocked the rampart gates with “ox-hide shields,” (12.305), they have gathered heavy stones to crush their enemies (12.438), and they have the two Aeantes, i.e., Giant and Little Ajax, helping to defend the wall (12.307). Sarpedon, driven by his father, Zeus, leads his Trojan battalion against the rampart (12.340). Homer writes: “And Sarpedon clawing the rampart now with powerful hands, wrenched hard and the whole wall came away, planks and all” (12.460). He “made a gaping breach for hundreds” (12.463). The Achaean archer Teucer hits Sarpedon with an arrow, but Zeus ensures it is not a fatal hit (12.467). The armies crash with neither gaining ground (12.485) until Zeus gives Hector the glory (12.507). Hector lifts a boulder no two men could easily lift (12.519) and, amongst the chaos of the clashing forces, throws the boulder at the Achaean gate (12.532). The gate shatters, and Hector “bursts through in glory” (12.537). He cries, “the wall, storm the wall!” (12.544) The book ends as the Trojans swarm through the wall and the Argives “scatter back in terror” (12.547).59. What is the issue with the gods and the wall of the Achaeans?The opening of the book returns to the fact the Achaeans did not give the deathless gods their due sacrifice when they made their rampart (12.07). Recall that Poseidon and Apollo, who helped build the Trojan walls (Question 42), are offended that the Achaean walls may receive more glory. Homer then shifts into the future when Troy has fallen and tells us that Poseidon and Apollo (with some help from Zeus) will destroy the Achaean wall and set everything right (12.41). The Achaeans forgetting to exercise their proper piety toward the gods and thus omitting a due sacrifice is a poor habit that should be noted for future reference. 60. What should we make of the story of Asius?Homer gives us the curious narrative of Asius, a Trojan ally and leader, who refuses to leave his chariot when all the other Trojans form into battalions to assault the Achaean wall (12.132). As Homer writes: “Straight at the gates he lashed his team, hell-bent, his troops crowding behind him shouting war cries” (12.146). The assault fails. Asius calls Zeus a liar—presumably because he knew that Zeus had given the Trojans the glory but did not think that only two Achaeans—the...
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Tune in as Cameron and Karen interview Adam Minihan and David Niles with the questions you wanted to know! From knowing when to leave a relationship, to the joys of fatherhood and the true meaning of "in sickness and in health", we dive in to talk about relationships. Thank you to everyone who sent in questions! Follow The Catholic Man Show on Instagram: @thecatholicmanshow and for more information, find them on www.thecatholicmanshow.com Follow Holy Spontaneity on Instagram: @holyspontaneity --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/holyspontaneity/message
David and Pamela Niles join Mike and Alicia Hernon on The Messy Family Project “Ultimately, only bountiful marriages can transform our domestic churches into sanctuaries for this liturgy of love; and it is this liturgy by which we sanctify our daily lives and the world” ~ Living Beyond Sunday We have been blessed to work with many great ministries serving marriage and family and The Catholic Man Show is one of them! David Niles and Adam Minihan, along with their wives Pamela and Haylee have written a great book for Catholic families called Living Beyond Sunday; Making Your Home a Holy Place and we were thrilled to talk to them about it on this podcast. David and Pamela joined us for this interview in which we talk about the book, but also about how they started out as a family, why they wrote this book, and how it can help other families in their walk with Christ. Just like our work at MFP, this book is full of truth, but also very practical and real. Listen in to be encouraged and inspired! David and Pamela Niles join the Hernons on the Messy Family Podcast Download our prayer guide we put together with Exodus 9o. Support Us on Patreon Become a Patron! Over 40 interviews, a course with Karlo Broussard, a 10 part series on the domestic church, a course on fitness and virtue by Pat Flynn, and free thank you gifts for supporting the show! Click here to join Join Our 2024 Pilgrimage Select International Tours in the best in the business. We are planning on a 2024 pilgrimage. Click here so you won't miss it. Living Beyond Sunday: Making Your Home a Holy Place Our new book is available for pre-order from Ascension Press! “I love this book. It provides wise counsel with beautiful simplicity. So, if you are looking to safeguard your family life from the wiles of the enemy and encourage your spouse and children to become the saints God is calling them to be, this is a book for you.” – Fr Gregory Pine Home life can be difficult and busy, and it's easy to get distracted from the point of it all: raising a family of saints. In Living Beyond Sunday: Making Your Home a Holy Place, two married couples share what has helped them make their homes a place of encounter with God–a place where saints are being made. Want to help The Catholic Man Show? By giving us a rating on iTunes, it helps others find the show. Want to say up with The Catholic Man Show? Sign up for our mailing list: Click Here Looking for a prayer to pray with your wife? Check this blog out. Are you getting our emails? Sign up for our newsletter where we give you all bacon content – never spam. SIGN
On Tuesday December 20th, Clark Gable and Sylvia Ashley were married at a ranch in Solvang, California. It was the fourth marriage for both of them. They'd divorce in 1952. The next day, Samson and Delilah directed by Cecil B. DeMille and starring Hedy Lamarr and Victor Mature was released. It would earn more than nine million dollars at the box office — the highest grossing film of 1950. Meanwhile on Friday, December 23rd, The New York Stock Exchange rose to its highest levels since August of 1946. While Pope Pius XII invited all Protestants and Jews to "return to the one true church" to unite against militant atheism. Protestant and Jewish leaders said they had no intention of accepting the invitation. The December 24th issue of The Saturday Evening Post featured articles on The Berlin Blockade, fiction on the galaxy's outer limit, and editorials on political advisor David Niles, dubbed Harry Truman's “mystery man.” The cover of The New York Daily News had a story on the U.S. barring ships from entering Chinese waters. The Los Angeles Times told of a boy skier who was found frozen to death, and a forecast of holiday snow for much of the country.
Because we enjoyed our conversation with Adam Minihan and David Niles last week, we'll talk about FATHERHOOD some more. In this episode, I discussed why the husband/father is the head of the household, according to C. S. Lewis' book Mere Christianity (hint: it is not because of the Patriarchal oppression of women), we talked about the chismis about Jennifer Lopez taking Ben Affleck's last name, the 2017 controversial post of Cheska Garcia-Kramer on wives submitting to their husbands, we also expounded more on the role of the fathers, which is to Protect, Provide and Establish. There's an important announcement in this episode for the regular THE JAY ARUGA SHOW listeners that you wouldn't want to miss, so listen until the very end. You can help SUPPORT THIS PODCAST by buying me a coffee at https://www.buymeacoffee.com/thejayarugashow or through GCASH: 09204848046 Sign up for The Jay Aruga Show Newsletter where you will have direct access to behind the scenes stuff, more detailed stories about an episode, and where we can write to each other as well. -> http://TheJayArugaShow.com Subscribe to The Jay Aruga Show Youtube Channel --> https://bit.ly/3ijo5kp Episode Music: 'Vaikuntha' by Spacebar, "Bayaw" and "Throw Pillow" by Sando --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thejayarugashow/message
ADAM MINIHAN and DAVID NILES are the hosts of a popular radio show and podcast entitled The Catholic Man Show. They and their wives wrote a book called "Living Beyond Sunday: Making Your Home a Holy Place", which is about two married couples on what has helped them make their homes a place of encounter with God and a place where saints are being made. In this episode of THE JAY ARUGA SHOW podcast, we talked about what it really means to be a man (and it's not someone who just identifies as one), the challenges men face, the role of fathers, and so much more. Follow The Catholic Man Show in their website https://thecatholicmanshow.com/ "Living Beyond Sunday: Making Your Home a Holy Place" is available in Kindle -> https://amzn.to/3TKONST You can help SUPPORT THIS PODCAST by buying me a coffee at https://www.buymeacoffee.com/thejayarugashow or through GCASH: 09204848046 Sign up for The Jay Aruga Show Newsletter where you will have direct access to behind the scenes stuff, more detailed stories about an episode, and where we can write to each other as well. -> http://TheJayArugaShow.com Subscribe to The Jay Aruga Show Youtube Channel --> https://bit.ly/3ijo5kp Episode Music: 'Vaikuntha' by Spacebar, "Bayaw" and "Throw Pillow" by Sando --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thejayarugashow/message
Messy Family Podcast : Catholic conversations on marriage and family
“Ultimately, only bountiful marriages can transform our domestic churches into sanctuaries for this liturgy of love; and it is this liturgy by which we sanctify our daily lives and the world” ~ Living Beyond Sunday We have been blessed to work with many great ministries serving marriage and family and The Catholic Man Show is one of them! David Niles and Adam Minihan, along with their wives Pamela and Haylee have written a great book for Catholic families called Living Beyond Sunday; Making Your Home a Holy Place and we were thrilled to talk to them about it on this podcast. David and Pamela joined us for this interview in which we talk about the book, but also about how they started out as a family, why they wrote this book, and how it can help other families in their walk with Christ. Just like our work at MFP, this book is full of truth, but also very practical and real. Listen in to be encouraged and inspired!
How important is the domestic church? Do we really understand what it is meant to be? Dave VanVickle is joined by guests David Niles and Adam Minihan to discuss these questions as well as their new book Living Beyond Sunday: Making Your Home a Holy Place. Snippet from the Show Faith ought to be experienced primarily in the home. We want to hear from you! Email us at eksb@ascensionpress.com with your questions/comments Don't forget to text “EKSB” to 33-777 to get the shownotes right to your inbox! You can also find the full shownotes at www.ascensionpress.com/EveryKneeShallBow
All we hear about is gender these days. What is a man? What is a woman? What are our roles? David Niles, co-host of The Catholic Man Show, shares with me all about his show and how and why he started it. He also tells us "what a man is."
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David Niles is back in the house and the fellas have the giggles breaking down their respective top 5 movies on the year. Lots of hits get discussed, including: C'mon C'mon, Zola, Benedetta, Bad Trip, Card Counter, The Last Duel, Spencer and The Scary of Sixty-First, but who takes the top spot?! Follow us on IG @hotlittletakes and send us some hate mail!
Fr. Mark talks to Adam Minihan and David Niles of The Catholic Man Show. Real, relatable, and often comical, Adam and David have a conversation promoting the lost art of living virtuously.
Fr. Mark talks to Adam Minihan and David Niles of the Catholic Man Show. The Catholic Man Show started in May of 2016 when Adam and David realized, after running a Catholic radio station in Tulsa, the need for Catholic radio programs for men. Real, relatable, and often comical, Adam and David have a conversation promoting the lost art of living virtuously. — thecatholicmanshow.com
Two long time friends discuss with Bear their favorite Manly Beverages, how God used their friendship to start a Radio Station, a Radio Show & how now they are each learning to lead their young families in Christ & teach their sons how to use the tools in a tool box.
It's Oscar season, babies and we love it! David NIles stops in to talk Oscar bet and picks, as well as a little chat about MTV Films and the Jackass guys. Finally, we hand out the first annual HOTTIE AWARDS with plenty of Minari appreciation spread throughout. follow us! @hotlittletakes on instagram
On Wednesday, March 3, Deacon Mike talked with David Miles and Adam Minihan, the cohosts of the Catholic Man Show, and co-owners of St. Michael Catholic Radio of Tulsa, Oklahoma. The duo has been best friends since kindergarten, attended college together, and have been accountability partners along their faith journeys. In this episode, they talked about how they began St. Michael Catholic Radio, and then later started the Catholic Man Show. They also shared their testimonies about their Faith and how they navigated through challenging times. This is a great episode as these guys have wonderful personalities! When considering the many ways in which you might share your time, talent, and treasure with the people of God, always round up!
The Superbowl comes but once a year and Christian talks with the uncut gem himself, David Niles, about some quality superbowl bets and predictions as well Brendan Fraser and the Whale, largest people in film, fat Brando in Streetcar, players to look out for in the wrong way, hedgefund tears and best NYC celebrity street sightings. (3:15) Then! Mike and Christian throw a bone for the nerds and give their reactions to the Kong v Godzilla trailer. (46:20). Follow us on ig @hotlittletakeshelp us make a movie!https://www.gofundme.com/f/28nct2iqdc
Screwtape teaches a seminar on the different kinds of laughter and explains which serve the purposes of Hell. I was joined by David Niles and Adam Minihan, lifelong friends and co-hosts of The Catholic Man Show.
The 16:9 PODCAST IS SPONSORED BY SCREENFEED - DIGITAL SIGNAGE CONTENT I have been working with both AVIXA and invidis for most of the year on a series of monthly roundtables, called Digital Signage Power Hours. They’ve all been great, but the one we did recently on experiential media in real estate was particularly good … because of the people who kindly provided their time. We had David Niles, who created and still works on the Comcast Experience, one of the earliest and still one of the best projects out there involving LED in real estate. We also had Amahl Hazelton, one of the big thinkers at the famed experiential creative agency Moment Factory. Cybelle Jones, CEO of SEGD, was on, as was Jeremy Koleib, whose Consumer Experience Group works with property companies on big LED projects. And we had Emily Webster, the Senior VP of Creative at New York’s ESI Design, which is behind some of the best experiential real estate you’ll see in real estate. We could have chatted for hours, but we had 50 minutes. Listen, learn and hopefully enjoy. Subscribe to this podcast: iTunes * Google Play * RSS
The 16:9 PODCAST IS SPONSORED BY SCREENFEED - DIGITAL SIGNAGE CONTENT In a technology landscape where even last year's big thing tends to get old quickly, it's pretty amazing that the lobby-filled LED installation at the Comcast tower in Philadelphia remains one of the best visual experience projects out there ... more than 12 years after it was first lit up. If the project is unfamiliar, imagine walking into a very large corporate office tower lobby, admiring the wood walls that line it, and then seeing those walls are active, and that there are little visual stories being told. The project went live when few people even in this industry knew all that much about direct view LED, doing a 4mm wall years ahead of when AV people started thinking and marketing in terms of pixel pitch. I spoke with David Niles, whose little company did the original job and continues to work on it, through a recent LED upgrade. We get into his long background, starting in architecture and early computer graphics, and evolving into pioneering work with HDTV, again years ahead of when people were using terms like 1080P. We also talk about some of the other work done by his team. I spoke with Niles last week as he puffed a morning cigar in his central Florida backyard. I was staring out at my Nova Scotia backyard, wondering when predicted snow flurries were going to blow in. Subscribe to this podcast: iTunes * Google Play * RSS TRANSCRIPT David, we'll get into the Comcast experience, but that's not the only work you've done through the years. Can you tell me about your company and what you do? David Niles: If I would start backward, what we do today is, I make large scale multimedia experiences. Mostly for, I guess you would call it public art spaces and buildings, sometimes residences, all over the world. And that's what I do today, where I started is, it's a long list and I'll try and go through it quickly. I really started out in architecture. As a kid, I was fascinated with building and really enamored with architecture. I thought it was extremely novel. I was 10-12 years old, reading all Franklin Wrights books and studying his plans. By the time I was 12 or 13, I taught myself how to be a draftsman and I could draft, and eventually went out in my early career, designing and building outdoor cafes, stores, interiors in New York City. But I was always frustrated with this idea that as novel as I thought architecture was, it was turning into this sort of commodity for run of the mill things and I believe that the future of dynamic art is really in that thing called television. So very early on, I was fascinated with the idea of television and the medium of video and in the early part of my career I was involved with video art, very early pioneers of video art and in New York City where we would run out in porter back and we would shoot all kinds of things that we thought were for art. Parallel to that was involved with music and music recording and engineering, sort of altogether and theater to some extent, live theater, and that eventually melded into me getting more and more involved with the medium of video and television, summarily rejecting the idea of broadcast television. It was terrible, those television shows had terrible graphics, horrible lighting, and all this other stuff. One day I was sitting in a loft with some friends of mine and we're looking at this video, art that we were making and other than the three or four people in this room, looking at some protracted very boring thing that we shot and realized that we really weren't doing anything and that maybe, being popular and television needed change, needed revolution. So I decided at that moment that it was more important to get involved with the idea of changing television and bringing art to the popular medium, rather than narrowcasting in this, three or four guys in a room, looking at video feedback on a monitor and thinking it’s wonderful. So I started to get more involved with the idea of taking what was then non-broadcast equipment and seeing if I could adapt this into making a more popular video with it and I was about 18 or 19 years old, I met up with an investor, who lived in France, who felt my ideas for creating a revolutionary mobile unit, that would permit us to go out and shoot and create on the spot more organically, without all of the baggage of what broadcast television was, at least in those days, if you wanted to go out and shoot outside, you were talking about a 50-foot trailer with 25 guys with screwdrivers, cameras that weigh 400 pounds. He put up the money to invest in making a video mobile unit that would permit us to do that and it was a long story, but eventually, that mobile unit ended up in France and he invited me over to shoot a jousting competition in Carcassonne and this mobile unit that I built, it's a one-man show. This is one guy that had one, two-inch machine and three IVC 300 cameras. These were semi-professional, well they were professional cameras, but they were not high-end RCA, Marconi cameras. This sort of almost looked like a bread truck, it was a small van that housed all of this stuff. And I basically went to France to shoot this jousting competition and ended up staying in France and convincing this investor to let me take it apart and rebuild it and make it better and this is years before there was any sort of private television or private videotape production in France. It only stayed on television and we pioneered the idea of creating broadcast facilities in France, to supply the French channels and eventually American and basically world channels for sporting events. Years later, I was able to buy out the original investor, because business was very slow for the first five or six years and set up my first company in France, where we ended up building that first original mobile unit, but ended up building nine more and became the premier facility in Europe for HBO, ABC, CBS, French television, German television, English television, in high-end video production. That was France. Of course, pioneering, I was always pushing the envelope of never being satisfied with the state of the art of the existing equipment. It was too heavy. It was too complicated. It wasn't innovative enough. So I have an engineering side where I would go back and look at this hardware that existed at the time and modify it, adapt it, and create these sort of revolutionary for their time outside broadcast vehicles and studios, and somewhere in the early 80s, I had a reputation for being a hardware pioneer and Sony & RCA were constantly throwing new ideas at me and new products that they were developing. Sony came along and they said, “We have something we want to show you, David” and I said, “what would that be?” “Something called high definition television,” and they took me into a room and they showed me the very first prototype for high-def TV and a transfer of this high-def TV that was made to the 35-millimeter film and I looked at it and it blew me away. “Holy mackerel!” Now, this was a frustration that we'd had in Europe for something that Americans wouldn't understand is that if you produced a 65-pallet television on videotape, the French channels would not accept it. They would not accept videotape. They would only accept 35-millimeter film. So everything that we produce, whether it be a TV commercial, or anything else, or even a commercial for the cinemas, because in France, they put commercials in cinema, we would have to convert our videotape to film, and the only way to do it in the 70s was to do an elaborate kinescope process that Technicolor had developed. So we would have to produce absolutely perfect 65-pallet television and then take it through this kinescope process to create, well, 35-millimeter film that looked pretty good, but of course, it's limited in resolution and contrast ratio, but it looked pretty good, so we were constantly trying to get the best we could possibly get. So when I saw HDTV for the first time, looking at a video picture with a better than thousand line resolution and a contrast ratio that was amazing, I was blown away and I said, I've got to do that. So I spent several years negotiating with the NHK in Japan and Sony to allow me to buy the equipment to launch HDTV, which is what we did eventually. In France, we opened up the first studios in the world that actually produced HDTV, not necessarily for broadcast, but for transferring to 35-millimeter film, because we looked at it as either a new medium or a medium that would compete with 35 millimeter, which is the beginning of the HDTV revolution. Our studios in France were very successful and we produced the first commercials in HDTV, the first movies in HDTV behind and a lot of our customers were calling from America, New York. And I said, “Wow, I need to expand my company,” to open up a New York office, which is what we did in 1987. We opened up 1125 Productions in New York, which was a fully equipped HDTV studio and production facility in New York City. It was an enormous financial investment but parallel, if you look at the history of HDTV, HDTV in 1987 was a very disputed medium as the American broadcasters really didn't want to know about it. The cinema community, of course, said you're not going to replace anything, you're not going to replace this beautiful film with the electronic medium. So it was a very challenging, uphill battle. It's a very long protracted story so I'll try and make it shorter. 1125 Productions was mostly a a very sophisticated post-production studio that we had on Fifth Avenue with mobile units. Eventually, I needed to start to produce HDTV programming on my own to start to fill the void as we needed a studio, and we eventually took over the Ed Sullivan Theater, where we built HDTV studios in New York and that's my television career. There's a lot involved, though I'd say it's a long story after that, but you know my roots and storytelling, show-business, theater, music,etc. everything else lends itself to, again, going back to this idea of these enormous pictures and these enormous experiential things that we could do with HDTV, that we really couldn’t do with it any other video mediums. So in the Sullivan theater, we built a 60-foot screen, and did perhaps through the photorealistic projection and we opened up a Broadway show called, “Dream Time” that ran for 145 performances and the big feature of the dream time, aside from being successful, was that it had fully integrated photo-realistic HDTV imagery that was projected with live actors, and you couldn't tell the difference between the live actors and the projection. It was actually a really cool show. What year was that? David Niles: That's 1992. And still, if you Google, “Dream time”, you'll see that there's even a Wikipedia page that some people put on, I had nothing to do with it, that talks about it. We eventually then sold The Ed Sullivan theater to CBS to do the Letterman show. I opened up studios around the corner in the studio 54 building and continued doing HDTV and other stuff and then got involved with Radio City Music Hall and Madison Square Garden, again, in the form of HDTV, but, more so with Radio City Music and their desire to expand the holiday show, which is the most important product that they're doing there, into bringing a LED screen at that time, one largest in the world that covered the whole back of the stage to be able to embellish the Radio City Music Christmas show, which we did. We put the screen up and we created an entire animated and coordinated sync to the background for their holiday show with great success and that brings us to where Comcast came into all of this. Yeah. I was going to say there's a lot of connective tissue here that I wasn't really aware of. David Niles: Yeah, it was interesting. Comcast, the backstory for Comcast is Comcast, at that time, in 2000, was basically a lot of administrative offices spread, pretty much in separate office buildings all over Philadelphia and Comcast became the major tenant for a spec building that was being proposed by a company called Liberty Property Trust. Liberty Property Trust are real estate developers in the Philadelphia area and my original contact was with the real estate developer that came to me and, I guess it was 2000, 1999, and they had this idea to do this spec 53-story office building in Philadelphia, and they wanted to create a sales center to pitch either anchor tenants or many tenants for their revolutionary new thousand-foot tall building and they found me and they came in and they saw what we could do, and I came up with an idea for creating a sales floor with a lot of virtual things and a lot of features that were like this experience that as soon as you walked off the elevator and it was one long interesting almost theme park ride to sell you on the idea of moving into this building, and the main feature of this thing was a room you ended up in that I designed, it was in the shape of an oval and you would sit in this room and it looked like you were in this oval-shaped room and in front of you was a 16-foot wide by 10-foot tall granite wall and this Brent wall was actually one of the materials of the spec building that Stern had designed, that Liberty Property Trust wanted to build, and the lights would dim automatically and it would go into this 10 minutes show that we produced, that would start out making you believe this is going to be a sales pitch for a building - it's going to have 25 elevators and it's made of granite and it's got 4,000 off spaces, and all of a sudden, you're now going through this 10-minute thing about falling in love with Philadelphia with shots of Philadelphia and interviews with JL and other key people and the architect, about the wonderfulness of being in Philadelphia and why you needed to be in this building. It was a very compelling, absolutely beautiful film. And at the end of the film, it goes back to this granite wall and this granite wall slides away physically. And it reveals real windows that are actually looking out onto the site for which this building is going to be built and long story short, the lead tenant for this building became Comcast. Comcast decided at that moment, they wanted to unify all of their 5,000 workers into this new building and that this was going to be their new headquarters, and eventually, as they started to build the building, Brian Roberts, who's the CEO of Comcast had made frequent trips to Japan, he’s a very innovative guy, absolutely really smart. He decided that this lobby, that Stern had designed, this huge lobby and all of these wood panels. He wanted something that was going to make his 5,000 employees inspired and feel good about moving into this new building. The developer that developed the building, wanted to at the same time, create an instant destination for this new tallest building in Philadelphia and basically, I had just finished doing Radio City and they'd heard about it and they. invited me to pitch them my ideas for what to do in there. And our pitch was that we wanted to do something that was unexpected and we created a whole bunch of animatics and things, and we said if you put screens up in the lobby, you can do time and temperature and because Comcast is basically a cable TV operation, we're going to put up thousand channels. Things that would be typical, but it looked fine and then I said, wait a minute, let's talk about the unexpected, what don't we expect to see? And we incorporate something that is ever-changing and inspiring without interfering with what I consider to be private time of the public. Private time of the public means that, when you come through the front door of Comcast and you're walking towards the elevator, you can't do things that are too intrusive, that are screaming at you, not audio-wise, but screaming at you for your attention. For the Comcast side, it was doing something that would be more a gift to the city. Something that was more socially redeeming without being video art, video art in a negative sense and it had some meaning. For the Liberty Property Trust side, it was their subway station name, that's underneath the Comcast building and there were another 10,000 people that come through that lobby every day, so how can we create a meaningful destination for these people coming up the staircase that allows them to enjoy something and then not feel as though they're missing something if they walk away from? So we created this idea of one doing the unexpected and two, using theatrical things because people relate to people, where we take ordinary people doing extraordinary things, that are like fun things to watch and from that, we created this whole plethora of things that could happen up there. And then Comcast came back and they said, “David, these ideas are great. This is wonderful. We love it. But how do you create hundreds of hours, thousands of hours of original programming, because we don't want to be constantly producing for this thing cause it's very expensive, and keep it fresh?” So, I went back and designed what we called a content delivery system, which is the system for which we actually get this content up onto the screen that is ever-changing, that's able to create its own content, by connecting pieces of pre-recorded content together in a logical fashion, not random so that it stays fresh. And Brian Robert said, “Okay, David, you can do this, but you've got to guarantee me that I will have two years worth of content that's going to remain valid and appear to be new all the time, without creating hundreds of thousands of hours.” Remember that basically scenarios in the Comcast center last about a minute, there's a minute and then it'll go back to being this wood wall, disappearing and then coming back. We rotated about 1200 pieces of content every day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. That's a quantity of content that's impossible. I mean broadcast stations don't even do this. This was like in the mid to late 2000s and nobody was talking about direct-view LEDs other than people with jumbotrons. David Niles: Oh, that was the first challenge. In the mid two thousand, you were looking at LED screens that were 6 millimeters, 8 millimeter, 10 millimeter, jumbotron, so it was first because I needed this to be photorealistic, you had to believe that what you were looking at was actually real, that was part of the magic of it. So I had a longstanding relationship with Barco broadcast from my television days because they make a lot of broadcast products and Barco was doing LED, but LED in 6 millimeter and 8 millimeter. And I went back to Barco and with Barco engineers, we developed the idea of doing a 4 millimeter pixel pitch wall, which for 2006 was revolutionary. We did tests, we set up eight screens in studios in New York, did subjective tests, objective tests. Again, there were other competing companies that wanted to build this screen, Mitsubishi wanted to build this screen, Daktronics wanted to build this screen, and we eventually ended up developing this with Barco. Comcast eventually was convinced that Barco was the way to go, and we ended up doing the first NX4, a huge screen. It's 80 feet and it's up to almost 6 million pixels, 6,000 pixels wide. This was revolutionary for its time and then, of course, a content delivery system to be able to deliver to this. There were no servers that would do anything, no pipeline that would do anything larger than HDTV 1920x1080, and we're trying to feed something that's 2000 pixels wide by 10,000 pixels across. That's not going to happen. So we ended up designing and building a content delivery system that was capable of doing that. But again, Brian Roberts and Comcast came back to me and they said, “Listen, this is the front face of our building. This is our image. This has to be mission-critical.” And of course, I go back to my days in television, where there's no such thing as something going wrong, you don't do a live downhill skiing event from Switzerland, it's feeding 20 million television sets. There's no such thing as “Oops, the camera doesn't work.” That doesn't happen. I mean it does, you just don't see it. So in designing the content delivery system, we designed several levels of redundancy, such that, in the event of any failure behind the scenes, it would automatically switch over and change so that the problem would remain invisible on the screen. And in the first eight years of operation, the screen was never turned off. It never ever went down. After eight years of operation, a couple of years ago, it was the end of life for the NX4s so we actually changed all of that, but basically, the new installation, the new content delivery system, and the new screen is based on the same original design. So what levels of redundancy we had built-in, you can't see the problem if there's a problem and eventually, it's a lot of hardware, things do go wrong, but you just can't see them. How does Comcast know this is working? How do they measure that this is having the desired impact? David Niles: That's a really great question, because Brian Roberts was constantly analyzing and he's very analytic, and even when we were proposing the ideas, we had the meetings in Comcast where he invited 50 people that worked in the building to come up and I made a miniature model of a lobby where we projected story worlds, started animatics and things and scenarios that we were developing and we actually had focus groups come in and vote on paper and tell us what they liked and didn't like, what they thought and even before we actually started shooting, we were having results in 97% off the Richter scale. When it finally opened, one of the first things that began to show, other than people that loved the original Comcast experience, was the holiday show. Brian wanted desperately to have, aside from what the wall does every day, during the holiday seasons to run a special holiday show, and the first year that we did the holiday show, within several days of this thing opening, it went viral and the holiday show is a 15 minute or 18 minutes show that ran every hour, 10 o'clock, 11 o'clock, 12 o'clock, eight or nine times a day in the lobby of this office building. And within several days after opening, every show was jam-packed. You could not get into the lobby of the building. The lobby would hold on a couple of thousand people. It was an enormous success and you have to imagine, this is a building lobby, there are no chairs in it, there's no place to sit down. All you can do is stand on this couch on this granite floor and people from all over would come running in on the hour to see this spectacle, and now the holiday show is in its 12th year and because they eventually put in counters and analytics to see how many people came in when they come in, we've had millions, that's plural, millions of visitors. The hardest thing in the world in show business is a free attraction. That's the hardest thing to actually promote, ‘cause I've done, Broadway shows, et cetera. Once people have bought a ticket, they're bought halfway into something, but when you do something for nothing, when it's free, when it’s open to the public, it's the most discerning audience. It's the hardest audience and the success has been phenomenal. And even though it's part of the design of the wall, we don't do any advertising for Comcast on it. There's almost no branding whatsoever, but this idea of doing a gift to the city, the public relations response to this wall has been extraordinary. And people don't like cable companies, even if you go online and you look up Comcast, you'll see, blogs opened up a little bit of the, we hate Comcast, we don't like the bandwidth, it's screwed me out of this, but that thing that's in the lobby, it's genius. Now I don't want to paint you as a one-trick pony because I know you've done other work. What are some of the other projects that your team has worked on lately? David Niles: Another one also for Stern, who is the architect of Comcast, we, of course, did the George W. Bush library, which is an interesting 360-degree video experience. It's in the central part of the library complex called Freedom Hall, which is this very tall, huge square room where people gather, after they pass security to go into the library, they gather in this room before they're actually admitted into the library section and as they gather in this room, they're basically looking at what's a drawn level, which is doors and paneling and stuff. But, at about 12 feet high, it turns into what looks like a hand-painted mural that goes 360 degrees around them up to a skylight area. And as they're standing in there, this hand-painted mural, when enough people gather, all of a sudden it starts to come to life. Images of sand dunes and tumbleweeds and a desert landscape, Texas landscape looks hand-painted, and all of a sudden it starts to come to life. Tumbleweeds start to move around. Surround sound, original orchestra track begins to play and this goes into an eight-minute presentation about the office of the presidency, what the office of the presidency actually means. and it's about the fact that our presidents come from the people of the land, to become president and it's done in a way where we're looking at again, it's a very big challenge to shoot these time-lapse images of the American landscape, the textures of the American landscape in 360 degrees, photorealistic above your head and it's a very inspiring thing. People, all of a sudden start pointing, looking. The end of that experience is that the screen explodes into thousands of images, in what looks like, almost passport photos of all kinds of Americans, young, old Americans from a hundred years ago, colors, all races, all this and that. And it turns into this enormous mosaic of these pictures of Americans and some of these pictures are larger than others. And those pictures that are larger than others are actually what looked like passport photos of everybody that's standing in that audience and somebody will notice it and they start pointing and it's like popcorn going off in a popcorn pot. They all start and it's basically, they're incorporated basically thousands of pictures and the pictures begin to dissolve off leaving. Today it would be 40-44 pictures that are up there that are left up there that are 44 presidents, so it's a very inspiring thing. It's about the office of the presidency. It's not necessarily about a particular president. But that's a big one. In Washington, DC, we have the Media Arch at the City Center, which is an Archway. There are no two of my installations that are identical. There are similarities to Comcast in so much as it's got rotating entertainment, it's ever-changing, it draws quite a large crowd. Other installations we've done pretty much all over America and in Europe and in China, they're all different, but they're very large installations and also some very small ones. What we love to do is challenge ourselves. We constantly deal with clients that are saying, “This is what we want to accomplish. How do we accomplish it?” And what I mean by accomplish is, like in the Comcast experience, Brian Roberts wanted to have his employees feel connected to this building and inspired. At the same time, Liberty Property Trust wanted to create a destination. We love a challenge. The Bush library was another challenge. It was, not to make something specific that is, for Bush, the president, ‘cause that's where the library is here for, this was an overture to the idea of the office of the presidency. In California and in other places, it's people telling us specific goals that they have to see what we can come up with to create something that fills those particularly, sometimes commercial, sometimes not commercial and we love that idea of the challenge. And again, we've done dozens of tiny lobbies. We have one that we're about to install in New York City, which is a ceiling in a very important office building, but it's very small. The lobby is only 18 feet wide and it's about 80 feet long and we're putting a ceiling in there. The lobby's beautifully been re-redesigned, and here we're creating a virtual ceiling that is an experience that works from the front door you walk into, down this 60-foot lobby that has a reward to it being there without interfering with the architectural design of the lobby, it's complementary. It blends in, it doesn't look like, “Oh, let's put a screen up there and we'll put a lava lamp on it or something. All right, David, this was terrific. We could talk for hours. I want to thank you for spending some time with me. It was really interesting. David Niles: Thank you so much for the questions, they are really good.
Welcome to the Strong Lyfe Podcast! We are so excited to share this episode with you! This week we have the guys from the popular podcast and radio show, “The Catholic Man Show” The show was born out of a need for Catholic programming for men in the Oklahoma area. Each episode, they speak on a manly drink, manly gear, manly topic and just like on their show, they bring a lot of relatability and comic relief to the table as Allie talks with them about their purpose in life and on their show. The theme of this show is living A Virtuous Life. Some topics discussed this episode: Living out your faith on the jobChristian business ownersHoly leisureRelationshipsYou’re the average of the 5 people you spend the most time withVirtuous living This is definitely a virtuous conversation but you will get to enjoy a few laughs along the way. We trust you will be impacted as you listen. We are grateful for you tuning in! Without our listeners there would be no reason WHY for doing this show. SUBSCRIBE on YouTube https://youtu.be/TnXKcSB5TYs __________ If this is your first time here, thank you for tuning in to this week’s episode. We invite you to join us every Tuesday as we release new episodes on YouTube and all podcast platforms. We want to hear from YOU. We want e to connect with you on Instagram & Facebook. Snap a screenshot of the show, write a caption when you post about it or even on Twitter! Rate and Review on Apple Podcast ________________ If you would like to get in touch with our guest, David Niles and Adam Minihan The Catholic Man Show Connect and Follow them on FB _____________________________ Connect with us on Social Media & Follow us on your favorite podcast platform. Apple or Spotify Links below. https://strongfamily.contactin.bio/ Lyfe By Design #StrongLYFE
David thinks we aren't making the most of energy expenditures. "The streetlights that are used to illuminate the streets at night can be used as a light source for growing things and potentially feeding wildlife." Do you have an idea? Any idea? Literally anything? Email your idea to submit2howcoolisthis@gmail.com to get it on the show.
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David Niles is a family man and co-founder of The Catholic Man Show, along with Adam Minihan. I discovered them through a recent Catholic guest, Steve Pokorny. David and I discuss his faith journey and his Catholic Media projects. I enjoyed our chat.
Adam Minihan is a family man and co-founder of The Catholic Man Show, along with David Niles. I discovered them through a recent Catholic guest, Steve Pokorny. Adam and I discuss his faith journey and his Catholic Media projects. I enjoyed our chat.
This episode is sponsored by our friend and Council of Man member, Brad Kendrex from https://walletrosary.com/ (www.walletrosary.com)! If this is your first time listening to The Catholic Man Show, we do 3 things every episode: 1.) Open, review, and enjoy a man beverage – Minutes 1-12. 2.) Highlight a man gear – Minutes 12-24. 3.) Have a manly conversation – Minutes 24-48. Fr. Sean O’Brien, the associate pastor at St. Anne’s Catholic Church in Broken Arrow and David Niles’ brother-in-law, joins us today to talk about a controversial topic – tattoos. Fr. Sean also gives a definitive decision on whether or not Juan Posada will be going to hell for his tattoo! (It’s a joke… calm down everyone). Thank you to Fr. Sean for joining us and we hope everyone joins the conversation! MAN DRINK: https://untappd.com/b/arizona-wilderness-brewing-co-coffee-black-whiskey-neat/2477093 (Black Coffee, Whiskey Neat by Arizona Wilderness Brewing) MAN GEAR: Wax Stamp MAN TOPIC: Tattoos with Fr. Sean If you haven't listened to The Catholic Man Show before, check out our previous episodes https://thecatholicmanshow.com/episodes/ (here). Want to help get the word out? Please rate The Catholic Man Show on https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-catholic-man-show/id1128843873?mt=2 (iTunes). Men's Conferences: http://www.catholicmen.net/ (Oklahoma Catholic Men's Conference:)https://thecatholicmanshow.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/OK-Catholic-Mens-Conference.jpg () A manly way to support – $10 bucks a month If you enjoy The Catholic Man Show and want to support us, we have started https://thecatholicmanshow.com/council-man-membership/ (Council of Man). Members of the Council will be given a free TCMS glencairn glass, private Facebook Group, newsletters, access to private content on our website, and more in exchange for a $10/month pledge. Join us as we grow together and continue developing a community of men who want to pursue holiness and the lost art of living virtuously. Cheers to Jesus my friends! Support this podcast
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Intro: Welcome to the E6S-Methods podcast with Jacob and Aaron, your weekly dose of tips and tricks to achieve excellent performance in your business and career. Join us as we explore deeper into the practical worlds of Lean, Six Sigma, Project Management and Design Thinking. In this episode number 189, we review an article by David Niles about "Securing a Seat at the Top for Six Sigma." Is it a basic need, or just nice to have? If you're just tuning in for the first time, find all our back episodes on our podcast table of contents at e6s-methods.com. If you like this episode, be sure to click the "like" link in the show notes. It's easy. Just tap our logo, click and you're done. Tap-click-done! Here we go. http://bit.ly/E6S-189 Leave a Review! http://bit.ly/E6S-iTunes Outro: Thanks for listening to episode 189 of the E6S-Methods podcast. Don't forget to click "like" or "dislike" for this episode in the show notes. Tap-click-done! If you have a question, comment or advice, leave a note in the comments section or contact us directly. Feel free to email me "Aaron," aaron@e6s-methods.com, or on our website, we reply to all messages. If you heard something you like, then share us with a friend or leave a review. Didn't like what you heard? Join our LinkedIn Group, and tell us why. Don't forget you can find notes and graphics for all shows and more at www.E6S-Methods.com. "Journey Through Success. If you're not climbing up, you're falling down." Leave a Review! http://bit.ly/E6S-iTunes
David Niles, President of St. Michael Catholic Radio, reflects on the 3rd Anniversary of the radio station, and on finding God in life’s interruptions. A reading from St. Cyril of Jerusalem Get extra segments and other perks at http://www.patreon.com/outsidethewalls.
A fun, manly, episode where Adam Minihan and David Niles, the founders of The Catholic Man Show, compare and discuss man caves with Bear. Do you have a library in your man cave? How about TV time in your man cave? More importantly what is the role of TV in your own life? Perhaps, like Bear, your man cave is your prayer room. No matter how your man cave is outfitted it is your manly escape. Listen in and maybe get a few ideas for your own!
Adam and Dave join Patrick on ‘The Patrick Coffin Show’ Recently Patrick Coffin invited us to join him on his show to talk about Catholic Manhood. We had a lot of fun and wanted to share it episode with you. If you haven’t had a chance, head over to http://patrickcoffin.media (PatrickCoffin.media) and check out all of his great interviews. Also, we have joined http://www.patrickcoffin.media/donate/ (Coffin Nation) – you should too! Show notes: There's manhood, and then there's Catholic manhood. How does the Catholic adjective condition the manhood subject? In this free-wheeling interview with the creators of the popular new podcast, https://thecatholicmanshow.com/ (The Catholic Man Show), co-hosts Adam Minihan and David Niles explore the seldom navigated waters of the ways in which the one, holy, Catholic, and apostolic Faith brings virtue and courage to men today. The feminist movement was in some ways a reaction to the fact that me were getting an F in manhood. Unfortunately, the proverbial baby was chucked with the famous bathwater and men today need to hear the differenced between true authority and false authoritarianism — which is the difference between servant leadership and tyranny. Adam and David are real mensches, young dads, and they play well off one another. I know you'll enjoy this exchange of manly ideas and ideals. Support this podcast
There’s manhood, and then there’s Catholic manhood. How does the Catholic adjective condition the manhood subject? In this free-wheeling interview with the creators of the popular new podcast, The Catholic Man Show, co-hosts Adam Minihan and David Niles explore the seldom navigated waters of the ways in which the one, holy, Catholic, and apostolic Faith brings virtue and courage to men today. The feminist movement was in some ways a reaction to the fact that me were getting an F in manhood. Unfortunately, the proverbial baby was chucked with the famous bathwater and men today need to hear the differenced between true authority and false authoritarianism -- which is the difference between servant leadership and tyranny. Adam and David are real mensches, young dads, and they play well off one another. I know you’ll enjoy this exchange of manly ideas and ideals. Don’t forget to subscribe to the show, to get the very latest. Also, please leave an honest review of the show in iTunes. Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated!
Howdy! This is a HUUUUUGE episode with the hosts of the "Catholic Man Show" joining me for an interview AND I reveal the WINNER of the Ministry Madness Bracket! 1st Segment-Mass Text. We dive into last Sunday's readings and I explain how the connection between the 1st reading and the Gospel absolutely blew my mind! 2nd Segment-The hosts of the popular radio show and podcast "The Catholic Man Show" join me to talk about manly spirituality. Adam Minihan and David Niles are hilarious dudes doing great things for the Church! 3rd Segment-The moment we have all been waiting for! After two weeks of voting, the Ministry Madness winner has been decided by you, the fan. Tune in to hear the top ten finisher countdown and a look into some key matchups that ended neck and neck!
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Adam is the Vice President of an award-winning local Catholic radio station and the host of The Catholic Man Show. Adam and his best friend/co-host, David Niles, had 0 experience in the radio business before being presented with the opportunity to start a Catholic station in 2014. Taking a leap of faith, they launched St. Michael Catholic Radio and it has now grown into covering the whole Tulsa Market, airing multiple local programs, and carrying EWTN content. Adam is married to his beautiful bride Haylee and they have 2 young boys Luke and Jude. They live in Tulsa, OK where they are active in many Catholic bible studies, church functions, apologetic groups, and Cursillo. David is a cradle Catholic, born and raised in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He attended All Saints Catholic grade school and Bishop Kelley high school before studying finance at the University of Central Oklahoma. During his college years, while maintaining his Catholic identity, David stopped practicing his faith. It wasn't until he was out of school and living with his lifelong friend and co-host, Adam Minihan, that he stumbled upon a Catholic Radio station and little-by-little began embracing his faith once again. It was listening to shows like Catholic Answers Live that began his relationship with apologetics and would eventually lead to him co-founding an apologetics group at his parish for those who had recently entered the Church. In 2014 David and Adam started a local Catholic radio station, St. Michael Radio, which is now broadcast over the entire city of Tulsa. Later that same year, by the grace of God, David convinced a gorgeous young saint named Pamela O' Brien to marry him and they now have a 1 year old daughter named Elizabeth (who was kissed by Pope Francis!), and are expecting number 2 at the end of October. http://www.stmichaelradio.com/catholic-man-show-bios/
The Catholic Man Show: Simple. – Episode 36 Adam and David sip on http://www.dabrewery.com/ourbeers (Dead Armadillo’s Black Hop )India Style Black Ale in a Catholic Man Show https://www.facebook.com/commerce/products/1383056698405377/ (beer mug), showcase a book called, “http://www.cookingwithbeerincolorado.com/ (Cooking with Beer in Coloradio)“, and talking about the virtue of simplicity. Dead Armadillo’s Black Hop is brewed with an array of dark malts, this ale will feature the distinctive flavors of coffee and bitter chocolate with a subtle toasted sweetness. The book we feature, and planning on giving away, is called “http://www.cookingwithbeerincolorado.com/ (Cooking with Beer in Colorado”) by Christina Marie. Let us tell you, if you are looking for an awesome way to pair up cooking and beer… this is the book for you! 75 beerlicious collaborative recipes from the best chefs and brewers of Fort Collins, the “Napa Valley of Beer”. Then we talk about the virtue of simplicity and how ultimately it is nothing but an act of charity. We would love to hear from you so reach out to us on our https://www.facebook.com/thecatholicmanshow/ (Facebook page)! We are on the Lord's team. The winning side. So raise your glass! Cheers to Jesus! Man Drink: Dead Armadillo Black Hop Man Gear: Cooking with Beer in Colorado https://www.facebook.com/thecatholicmanshow/photos/a.1760750347477616.1073741828.1758346711051313/1853339341552049/?type=3 ()Man Topic: Simplicity https://thecatholicmanshow.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/PastedGraphic-8.png () A couple blogs to check out: http://thecatholicmanshow.com/2016/12/27/a-prayer-for-you-and-your-wife/ (A prayer for you and your wife) http://thecatholicmanshow.com/2016/12/26/men-helping-men-resources-for-your-mens-group/ (Start a Catholic Men's Group in 2017!) http://thecatholicmanshow.com/2016/12/01/the-true-man/ (Did you get to read this about a True Man?) http://thecatholicmanshow.com/2016/12/28/conversion-story-from-darkness-to-light/ (A Conversion Story) http://www.thecatholicmanshow.com/ (Become a Friend of the Show and get exclusive content!!) The Catholic Man Show is hosted by Adam Minihan and David Niles from Tulsa, OK. They provide a raw, comical, and insightful conversation about ways Catholic men should live their lives in a secular world. Feel free to check out our website on http://thecatholicmanshow.com/show/catholic-man-show/ (St. Michael Catholic Radio) or see our podcasts on http://www.breadboxmedia.com/the-catholic-man-show.html (Breadbox Media). #CheerstoJesus Support this podcast
The Catholic Man Show: Let’s talk about Catholic indulgences – Episode 35 Adam and David sip on a https://www.ardbeg.com/whisky/ultimate-range/ten-years-old (Ardbeg 10 year Scotch whisky) in a Catholic Man Show glencairn glass while talking about https://verbum.com/ (Verbum Bible Software) and talking about indulgences. When recording like a live broadcast, like we do each show, sometimes you say stupid things. This week both Adam and David said a really stupid thing regarding our whisky. See if you can catch it (it wont be hard LOL). Ardbeg 10 year is a great scotch that we both highly recommend. We also discuss Verbum Bible Software – Adam and David both have it and it’s awesome! The man topic this week was indulgences, a topic many shy away from. We would love to hear from you so reach out to us on our https://www.facebook.com/thecatholicmanshow/ (Facebook page)! We are on the Lord's team. The winning side. So raise your glass! Cheers to Jesus! Man Drink: Ardbeg 10yr Scotch Man Gear: Verbum Bible Software https://www.facebook.com/thecatholicmanshow/photos/a.1760750347477616.1073741828.1758346711051313/1853339341552049/?type=3 ()Man Topic: Indulgences A couple blogs to check out: http://thecatholicmanshow.com/2016/12/27/a-prayer-for-you-and-your-wife/ (A prayer for you and your wife) http://thecatholicmanshow.com/2016/12/26/men-helping-men-resources-for-your-mens-group/ (Start a Catholic Men’s Group in 2017!) http://thecatholicmanshow.com/2016/12/01/the-true-man/ (Did you get to read this about a True Man?) http://thecatholicmanshow.com/2016/12/28/conversion-story-from-darkness-to-light/ (A Conversion Story) http://www.thecatholicmanshow.com/ (Become a Friend of the Show and get exclusive content!!) The Catholic Man Show is hosted by Adam Minihan and David Niles from Tulsa, OK. They provide a raw, comical, and insightful conversation about ways Catholic men should live their lives in a secular world. Feel free to check out our website on http://thecatholicmanshow.com/show/catholic-man-show/ (St. Michael Catholic Radio) or see our podcasts on http://www.breadboxmedia.com/the-catholic-man-show.html (Breadbox Media). #CheerstoJesus Support this podcast
The Catholic Man Show: Let’s talk about Catholic indulgences – Episode 35 Adam and David sip on a https://www.ardbeg.com/whisky/ultimate-range/ten-years-old (Ardbeg 10 year Scotch whisky) in a Catholic Man Show glencairn glass while talking about https://verbum.com/ (Verbum Bible Software) and talking about indulgences. When recording like a live broadcast, like we do each show, sometimes you say stupid things. This week both Adam and David said a really stupid thing regarding our whisky. See if you can catch it (it wont be hard LOL). Ardbeg 10 year is a great scotch that we both highly recommend. We also discuss Verbum Bible Software – Adam and David both have it and it’s awesome! The man topic this week was indulgences, a topic many shy away from. We would love to hear from you so reach out to us on our https://www.facebook.com/thecatholicmanshow/ (Facebook page)! We are on the Lord's team. The winning side. So raise your glass! Cheers to Jesus! Man Drink: Ardbeg 10yr Scotch Man Gear: Verbum Bible Software https://www.facebook.com/thecatholicmanshow/photos/a.1760750347477616.1073741828.1758346711051313/1853339341552049/?type=3 ()Man Topic: Indulgences A couple blogs to check out: http://thecatholicmanshow.com/2016/12/27/a-prayer-for-you-and-your-wife/ (A prayer for you and your wife) http://thecatholicmanshow.com/2016/12/26/men-helping-men-resources-for-your-mens-group/ (Start a Catholic Men’s Group in 2017!) http://thecatholicmanshow.com/2016/12/01/the-true-man/ (Did you get to read this about a True Man?) http://thecatholicmanshow.com/2016/12/28/conversion-story-from-darkness-to-light/ (A Conversion Story) http://www.thecatholicmanshow.com/ (Become a Friend of the Show and get exclusive content!!) The Catholic Man Show is hosted by Adam Minihan and David Niles from Tulsa, OK. They provide a raw, comical, and insightful conversation about ways Catholic men should live their lives in a secular world. Feel free to check out our website on http://thecatholicmanshow.com/show/catholic-man-show/ (St. Michael Catholic Radio) or see our podcasts on http://www.breadboxmedia.com/the-catholic-man-show.html (Breadbox Media). #CheerstoJesus Support this podcast
The Catholic Man Show Adam and David sip on a http://www.jeffersonsbourbon.com/ (Jefferson Reserve bourbon whiskey) in a Catholic Man Show glencairn glass while talking about the advent wreath and giving some tips on how to fight out of a spiritual rut. Adam and David discuss some ways to fight being in a spiritual rut. We give some tips that have worked for us and talk about the importance of staying close to the sacraments. We discuss the history and use of the advent wreath and how to make it a family tradition. We have a new video out on https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5MhmMZZhEnrapVYUIkFHLg (The Catholic Man Show Youtube Channel!) We would love to hear from you so reach out to us on our https://www.facebook.com/thecatholicmanshow/ (Facebook page)! We are on the Lord's team. The winning side. So raise your glass! Cheers to Jesus! Man Drink: Jefferson Reserve Bourbon Man Gear: The Advent Wreath https://www.facebook.com/thecatholicmanshow/photos/a.1760750347477616.1073741828.1758346711051313/1853339341552049/?type=3 ()Man Topic: Fighting out of a spiritual rut. Check out our video we made for a t-shirt giveaway with https://palcampaign.com/ (Pal Campaign): http://thecatholicmanshow.com/catholic-man-show-sponsor/ (Looking for a manly gift for Christmas?) Get the gentleman in your life some manly gear while supporting The Catholic Man Show! http://thecatholicmanshow.com/2016/12/01/the-true-man/ (Did you get to read this about a True Man?) http://www.thecatholicmanshow.com/ (Become a Friend of the Show and get exclusive content!!) The Catholic Man Show is hosted by Adam Minihan and David Niles from Tulsa, OK. They provide a raw, comical, and insightful conversation about ways Catholic men should live their lives in a secular world. Feel free to check out our website on http://thecatholicmanshow.com/show/catholic-man-show/ (St. Michael Catholic Radio) or see our podcasts on http://www.breadboxmedia.com/the-catholic-man-show.html (Breadbox Media). #CheerstoJesus https://thecatholicmanshow.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/cheerswithbeer.jpg () Support this podcast
The Catholic Man Show Adam and David sip on a http://www.jeffersonsbourbon.com/ (Jefferson Reserve bourbon whiskey) in a Catholic Man Show glencairn glass while talking about the advent wreath and giving some tips on how to fight out of a spiritual rut. Adam and David discuss some ways to fight being in a spiritual rut. We give some tips that have worked for us and talk about the importance of staying close to the sacraments. We discuss the history and use of the advent wreath and how to make it a family tradition. We have a new video out on https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5MhmMZZhEnrapVYUIkFHLg (The Catholic Man Show Youtube Channel!) We would love to hear from you so reach out to us on our https://www.facebook.com/thecatholicmanshow/ (Facebook page)! We are on the Lord's team. The winning side. So raise your glass! Cheers to Jesus! Man Drink: Jefferson Reserve Bourbon Man Gear: The Advent Wreath https://www.facebook.com/thecatholicmanshow/photos/a.1760750347477616.1073741828.1758346711051313/1853339341552049/?type=3 ()Man Topic: Fighting out of a spiritual rut. Check out our video we made for a t-shirt giveaway with https://palcampaign.com/ (Pal Campaign): http://thecatholicmanshow.com/catholic-man-show-sponsor/ (Looking for a manly gift for Christmas?) Get the gentleman in your life some manly gear while supporting The Catholic Man Show! http://thecatholicmanshow.com/2016/12/01/the-true-man/ (Did you get to read this about a True Man?) http://www.thecatholicmanshow.com/ (Become a Friend of the Show and get exclusive content!!) The Catholic Man Show is hosted by Adam Minihan and David Niles from Tulsa, OK. They provide a raw, comical, and insightful conversation about ways Catholic men should live their lives in a secular world. Feel free to check out our website on http://thecatholicmanshow.com/show/catholic-man-show/ (St. Michael Catholic Radio) or see our podcasts on http://www.breadboxmedia.com/the-catholic-man-show.html (Breadbox Media). #CheerstoJesus https://thecatholicmanshow.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/cheerswithbeer.jpg () Support this podcast
The Catholic Man Show Adam and David sip on an http://www.anthembrewing.com/ (Anthem brew) while giving away some http://catholicplanner.com/ (Catholic Planners) and talking about the Immaculate Conception! Adam and David are giving away 2 2017 Catholic Planners on the https://www.instagram.com/thecatholicmanshow/ (Instagram) account. Go check it out and win a a navy blue or red wine planner! They also discuss the feast of the Immaculate Conception, the feast day is December 8th. Adam and David love talking about Mary, our Mother, so they were pumped to record this episode. If you haven’t yet, check out https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5MhmMZZhEnrapVYUIkFHLg (The Catholic Man Show Youtube Channel!) We would love to hear from you so reach out to us on our https://www.facebook.com/thecatholicmanshow/ (Facebook page)! We are on the Lord's team. The winning side. So raise your glass! Cheers to Jesus! https://thecatholicmanshow.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/Immaculate.mp4 (https://thecatholicmanshow.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/Immaculate.mp4) Man Drink: Anthem Ogletoberfest Man Gear: The Catholic Planner https://www.facebook.com/thecatholicmanshow/photos/a.1760750347477616.1073741828.1758346711051313/1853339341552049/?type=3 ()Man Topic: The Immaculate Conception http://thecatholicmanshow.com/catholic-man-show-sponsor/ (Looking for a manly gift for Christmas?) Get the gentleman in your life some manly gear while supporting The Catholic Man Show! http://thecatholicmanshow.com/2016/12/01/the-true-man/ (Did you get to read this about a True Man?) http://www.thecatholicmanshow.com/ (Become a Friend of the Show and get exclusive content!!) The Catholic Man Show is hosted by Adam Minihan and David Niles from Tulsa, OK. They provide a raw, comical, and insightful conversation about ways Catholic men should live their lives in a secular world. Feel free to check out our website on http://thecatholicmanshow.com/show/catholic-man-show/ (St. Michael Catholic Radio) or see our podcasts on http://www.breadboxmedia.com/the-catholic-man-show.html (Breadbox Media). #CheerstoJesus Support this podcast
The Catholic Man Show Adam and David sip on an http://www.anthembrewing.com/ (Anthem brew) while giving away some http://catholicplanner.com/ (Catholic Planners) and talking about the Immaculate Conception! Adam and David are giving away 2 2017 Catholic Planners on the https://www.instagram.com/thecatholicmanshow/ (Instagram) account. Go check it out and win a a navy blue or red wine planner! They also discuss the feast of the Immaculate Conception, the feast day is December 8th. Adam and David love talking about Mary, our Mother, so they were pumped to record this episode. If you haven’t yet, check out https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5MhmMZZhEnrapVYUIkFHLg (The Catholic Man Show Youtube Channel!) We would love to hear from you so reach out to us on our https://www.facebook.com/thecatholicmanshow/ (Facebook page)! We are on the Lord's team. The winning side. So raise your glass! Cheers to Jesus! https://thecatholicmanshow.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/Immaculate.mp4 (https://thecatholicmanshow.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/Immaculate.mp4) Man Drink: Anthem Ogletoberfest Man Gear: The Catholic Planner https://www.facebook.com/thecatholicmanshow/photos/a.1760750347477616.1073741828.1758346711051313/1853339341552049/?type=3 ()Man Topic: The Immaculate Conception http://thecatholicmanshow.com/catholic-man-show-sponsor/ (Looking for a manly gift for Christmas?) Get the gentleman in your life some manly gear while supporting The Catholic Man Show! http://thecatholicmanshow.com/2016/12/01/the-true-man/ (Did you get to read this about a True Man?) http://www.thecatholicmanshow.com/ (Become a Friend of the Show and get exclusive content!!) The Catholic Man Show is hosted by Adam Minihan and David Niles from Tulsa, OK. They provide a raw, comical, and insightful conversation about ways Catholic men should live their lives in a secular world. Feel free to check out our website on http://thecatholicmanshow.com/show/catholic-man-show/ (St. Michael Catholic Radio) or see our podcasts on http://www.breadboxmedia.com/the-catholic-man-show.html (Breadbox Media). #CheerstoJesus Support this podcast
The Catholic Man Show Adam and David sip on a http://www.kolibrialeworks.com/ (Kolibri) Farmhouse Ale while talking about being grateful. Adam and David give awayhttp://www.walletrosary.com ( 3 Wallet Rosaries) while enjoying a local beer from Kolibri Ale Works. We talk about our upcoming live event at a local craft brew festival while also diving into the topic of gratitude. Check out https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5MhmMZZhEnrapVYUIkFHLg (The Catholic Man Show Youtube Channel!) We would love to hear from you so reach out to us on our https://www.facebook.com/thecatholicmanshow/ (Facebook page)! We are on the Lord's team. The winning side. So raise your glass! Cheers to Jesus! http://s3.amazonaws.com/wordpress-1725408034581029/wp-content/uploads/sites/36/2016/12/02041249/Gratitude-TCMS.mp4 (http://s3.amazonaws.com/wordpress-1725408034581029/wp-content/uploads/sites/36/2016/12/02041249/Gratitude-TCMS.mp4) Man Drink: Kolibri Ale Works Farmhouse Ale Man Gear: Wallet Rosary https://www.facebook.com/thecatholicmanshow/photos/a.1760750347477616.1073741828.1758346711051313/1853339341552049/?type=3 ()Man Topic: Gratitude http://thecatholicmanshow.com/catholic-man-show-sponsor/ (Looking for a manly gift for Christmas?) Get the gentleman in your life some manly gear while supporting The Catholic Man Show! http://www.thecatholicmanshow.com/ (Become a Friend of the Show and get exclusive content!!) The Catholic Man Show is hosted by Adam Minihan and David Niles from Tulsa, OK. They provide a raw, comical, and insightful conversation about ways Catholic men should live their lives in a secular world. Feel free to check out our website on http://thecatholicmanshow.com/show/catholic-man-show/ (St. Michael Catholic Radio) or see our podcasts on http://www.breadboxmedia.com/the-catholic-man-show.html (Breadbox Media). #CheerstoJesus Support this podcast
The Catholic Man Show Adam and David sip on a http://www.kolibrialeworks.com/ (Kolibri) Farmhouse Ale while talking about being grateful. Adam and David give awayhttp://www.walletrosary.com ( 3 Wallet Rosaries) while enjoying a local beer from Kolibri Ale Works. We talk about our upcoming live event at a local craft brew festival while also diving into the topic of gratitude. Check out https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5MhmMZZhEnrapVYUIkFHLg (The Catholic Man Show Youtube Channel!) We would love to hear from you so reach out to us on our https://www.facebook.com/thecatholicmanshow/ (Facebook page)! We are on the Lord's team. The winning side. So raise your glass! Cheers to Jesus! http://s3.amazonaws.com/wordpress-1725408034581029/wp-content/uploads/sites/36/2016/12/02041249/Gratitude-TCMS.mp4 (http://s3.amazonaws.com/wordpress-1725408034581029/wp-content/uploads/sites/36/2016/12/02041249/Gratitude-TCMS.mp4) Man Drink: Kolibri Ale Works Farmhouse Ale Man Gear: Wallet Rosary https://www.facebook.com/thecatholicmanshow/photos/a.1760750347477616.1073741828.1758346711051313/1853339341552049/?type=3 ()Man Topic: Gratitude http://thecatholicmanshow.com/catholic-man-show-sponsor/ (Looking for a manly gift for Christmas?) Get the gentleman in your life some manly gear while supporting The Catholic Man Show! http://www.thecatholicmanshow.com/ (Become a Friend of the Show and get exclusive content!!) The Catholic Man Show is hosted by Adam Minihan and David Niles from Tulsa, OK. They provide a raw, comical, and insightful conversation about ways Catholic men should live their lives in a secular world. Feel free to check out our website on http://thecatholicmanshow.com/show/catholic-man-show/ (St. Michael Catholic Radio) or see our podcasts on http://www.breadboxmedia.com/the-catholic-man-show.html (Breadbox Media). #CheerstoJesus Support this podcast
The Catholic Man Show Adam and David enjoy a nice http://treehousebrew.com/ (Tree House brew) while discussing their prayer life. For men, at least for Adam and David, scheduling your prayer life to form habits is the quickest way to living a prayerful life. Adam and David reflect on their prayer life while giving some ideas on how to fit prayer into busy schedules. We talk about the breviary for the man gear and the prayers of the Liturgy of the Hours. http://www.ibreviary.org/en/ (Download the iBreviary app you don’t have it)! A big thank you to Stephen Houle for sending us some great beers froms Tree House Brewery. Check out https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5MhmMZZhEnrapVYUIkFHLg (The Catholic Man Show Youtube Channel!) We would love to hear from you so reach out to us on our https://www.facebook.com/thecatholicmanshow/ (Facebook page)! We are on the Lord's team. The winning side. So raise your glass! Cheers to Jesus! Man Drink: Green IPA and Twenty Seven IPA from Tree House Brewery Man Gear: Breviary https://www.facebook.com/thecatholicmanshow/photos/a.1760750347477616.1073741828.1758346711051313/1853339341552049/?type=3 ()Man Topic: Catholic Prayer Life http://thecatholicmanshow.com/catholic-man-show-sponsor/ (Looking for a manly gift for Christmas?) Get the gentleman in your life some manly gear while supporting The Catholic Man Show! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1FltkTkcPTg (Did you see the video of Fr. Brian O'Brien and Adam talking about ways to keep your kid Catholic?) The Catholic Man Show is hosted by Adam Minihan and David Niles from Tulsa, OK. They provide a raw, comical, and insightful conversation about ways Catholic men should live their lives in a secular world. Feel free to check out our website on http://thecatholicmanshow.com/show/catholic-man-show/ (St. Michael Catholic Radio) or see our podcasts on http://www.breadboxmedia.com/the-catholic-man-show.html (Breadbox Media). #CheerstoJesus Support this podcast
The Catholic Man Show Adam and David enjoy a nice http://treehousebrew.com/ (Tree House brew) while discussing their prayer life. For men, at least for Adam and David, scheduling your prayer life to form habits is the quickest way to living a prayerful life. Adam and David reflect on their prayer life while giving some ideas on how to fit prayer into busy schedules. We talk about the breviary for the man gear and the prayers of the Liturgy of the Hours. http://www.ibreviary.org/en/ (Download the iBreviary app you don’t have it)! A big thank you to Stephen Houle for sending us some great beers froms Tree House Brewery. Check out https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5MhmMZZhEnrapVYUIkFHLg (The Catholic Man Show Youtube Channel!) We would love to hear from you so reach out to us on our https://www.facebook.com/thecatholicmanshow/ (Facebook page)! We are on the Lord's team. The winning side. So raise your glass! Cheers to Jesus! Man Drink: Green IPA and Twenty Seven IPA from Tree House Brewery Man Gear: Breviary https://www.facebook.com/thecatholicmanshow/photos/a.1760750347477616.1073741828.1758346711051313/1853339341552049/?type=3 ()Man Topic: Catholic Prayer Life http://thecatholicmanshow.com/catholic-man-show-sponsor/ (Looking for a manly gift for Christmas?) Get the gentleman in your life some manly gear while supporting The Catholic Man Show! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1FltkTkcPTg (Did you see the video of Fr. Brian O'Brien and Adam talking about ways to keep your kid Catholic?) The Catholic Man Show is hosted by Adam Minihan and David Niles from Tulsa, OK. They provide a raw, comical, and insightful conversation about ways Catholic men should live their lives in a secular world. Feel free to check out our website on http://thecatholicmanshow.com/show/catholic-man-show/ (St. Michael Catholic Radio) or see our podcasts on http://www.breadboxmedia.com/the-catholic-man-show.html (Breadbox Media). #CheerstoJesus Support this podcast
The Catholic Man Show Adam and David talk about the benefits of making frequent confessions. David is back in the saddle this week! Adam and David talk about the benefits of making frequent confessions. Adam also tells a crazy story he witnessed while at http://www.ewtn.com (EWTN). They enjoy a nice Irish whiskey and talk about the must have https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/laudate-1-free-catholic-app/id499428207?mt=8 (Catholic app)! Check out https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5MhmMZZhEnrapVYUIkFHLg (The Catholic Man Show Youtube Channel!) We would love to hear from you so reach out to us on our https://www.facebook.com/thecatholicmanshow/ (Facebook page)! We are on the Lord's team. The winning side. So raise your glass! Cheers to Jesus! Man Drink: Teeling Irish Whiskey Man Gear: Laudate App https://www.facebook.com/thecatholicmanshow/photos/a.1760750347477616.1073741828.1758346711051313/1853339341552049/?type=3 ()Man Topic: The Benefits of Making Frequent Confessions http://thecatholicmanshow.com/catholic-man-show-sponsor/ (Want to support The Catholic Man Show and get some manly gear?) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1FltkTkcPTg (Did you see the video of Fr. Brian O'Brien and Adam talking about ways to keep your kid Catholic?) The Catholic Man Show is hosted by Adam Minihan and David Niles from Tulsa, OK. They provide a raw, comical, and insightful conversation about ways Catholic men should live their lives in a secular world. Feel free to check out our website on http://thecatholicmanshow.com/show/catholic-man-show/ (St. Michael Catholic Radio) or see our podcasts on http://www.breadboxmedia.com/the-catholic-man-show.html (Breadbox Media). #CheerstoJesus Support this podcast
The Catholic Man Show Rival Sons, Michael Miley, and The Catholic Man Show This week was filled with surprises. David and his wife had their 2nd baby girl this week, baby Mary Angelica! With David being gone, Adam had the opportunity to sit down with rockstar Catholic/Rock-n-Roll drummer/owner of the band https://www.facebook.com/rivalsons/?ref=br_rs (Rival Sons.) http://www.rivalsons.com/ (Get their full concert schedule here.) Miley and Adam talk about the sacredness in music and how music can and should direct us to God. We want to thank https://tractorsodaco.com (Tractor Soda Co.) for sending us samples of their delicious organic soda that we review as one of our man drinks. If you haven't already check out https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5MhmMZZhEnrapVYUIkFHLg (The Catholic Man Show Youtube Channel!) We would love to hear from you so reach out to us on our Facebook page! We are on the Lord's team. The winning side. So raise your glass! Cheers to Jesus! Man Drink: https://tractorsodaco.com/ (Tractor Soda) and http://www.laphroaig.com/whiskies/select.aspx (Laphroaig Select) Man Gear: Musical Instruments https://www.facebook.com/thecatholicmanshow/photos/a.1760750347477616.1073741828.1758346711051313/1853339341552049/?type=3 ()Man Topic: The Sacred in Music Miley showing off his The Catholic Man Show Glass http://thecatholicmanshow.com/catholic-man-show-sponsor/ (Want to support The Catholic Man Show and get some manly gear?) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1FltkTkcPTg (Did you see the video of Fr. Brian O'Brien and Adam talking about ways to keep your kid Catholic?) The Catholic Man Show is hosted by Adam Minihan and David Niles from Tulsa, OK. They provide a raw, comical, and insightful conversation about ways Catholic men should live their lives in a secular world. Feel free to check out our website on http://thecatholicmanshow.com/show/catholic-man-show/ (St. Michael Catholic Radio) or see our podcasts on http://www.breadboxmedia.com/the-catholic-man-show.html (Breadbox Media). #CheerstoJesus Support this podcast
The Catholic Man Show This week Adam and David talk about fallacious arguments. It seems many arguments could be eliminated if we all recognized fallacious remarks or illogical thinking. We hope to bring to light some of the fallacies used today so you can be aware of them when talking with peers. We also enjoy a very nice Japanese whisky and talk about a pipe travel bag.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yEv_C1YJZEY ( David made a video of the bag for you to view). Email us at thecatholicmanshow@stmichaelradio.com to get into The Friend of the Show Club. Also, if you haven't already check out https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5MhmMZZhEnrapVYUIkFHLg (The Catholic Man Show Youtube Channel!) We would love to hear from you so reach out to us on our Facebook page! We are on the Lord's team. The winning side. So raise your glass! Cheers to Jesus! Man Drink: Hibiki Japanese Whisky Man Gear: Pipe Travel Bag https://www.facebook.com/thecatholicmanshow/photos/a.1760750347477616.1073741828.1758346711051313/1853339341552049/?type=3 ()Man Topic: Fallacious Arguments http://thecatholicmanshow.com/catholic-man-show-sponsor/ (Want to support The Catholic Man Show and get some manly gear?) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1FltkTkcPTg (Did you see the video of Fr. Brian O’Brien and Adam talking about ways to keep your kid Catholic?) The Catholic Man Show is hosted by Adam Minihan and David Niles from Tulsa, OK. They provide a raw, comical, and insightful conversation about ways Catholic men should live their lives in a secular world. Feel free to check out our website on http://thecatholicmanshow.com/show/catholic-man-show/ (St. Michael Catholic Radio) or see our podcasts on http://www.breadboxmedia.com/the-catholic-man-show.html (Breadbox Media). #CheerstoJesus Support this podcast
The Catholic Man Show This week Adam and David one of the manliest followers of Christ to ever walk on this earth – St. Pope John Paul II. We get to enjoy a new beverage that was given to us by our friend Vincent Lafayette – Eagle Rare. We talk about the importance of sacramentals and the brown scapluar of Mt. Carmel. http://thecatholicmanshow.com/2014/11/21/book-review-saint-john-paul-the-great-his-five-loves-by-jason-evert/ (The topic is focused on JP2’s 5 loves, which is a book written by Jason Evert.) The Catholic Man Show t-shirts and bumper stickers are now in! You will be able to get them from our website very soon! Make sure you join the Friend of the Show Club and receive our monthly newsletter, exclusive content, and you get access to a private Catholic Man Show Facebook group. Email us at thecatholicmanshow@stmichaelradio.com to get into The Friend of the Show Club. Also, if you haven't already check out https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5MhmMZZhEnrapVYUIkFHLg (The Catholic Man Show Youtube Channel!) We would love to hear from you so reach out to us on our Facebook page! We are on the Lord's team. The winning side. So raise your glass! Cheers to Jesus! Man Drink: Eagle Rare Man Gear: Brown Scapular https://www.facebook.com/thecatholicmanshow/photos/a.1760750347477616.1073741828.1758346711051313/1853339341552049/?type=3 ()Man Topic: St. Pope John Paul II The Catholic Man Show is hosted by Adam Minihan and David Niles from Tulsa, OK. They provide a raw, comical, and insightful conversation about ways Catholic men should live their lives in a secular world. Feel free to check out our website on http://thecatholicmanshow.com/show/catholic-man-show/ (St. Michael Catholic Radio) or see our podcasts on http://www.breadboxmedia.com/the-catholic-man-show.html (Breadbox Media). #CheerstoJesus Support this podcast
The Catholic Man Show This week Adam and David talk about the duties of men. Particularly the duties of Catholic men. We get to enjoy a new beverage that was given to us by our friend Jacob Hobbs – Glenddich 18. We talk about the importance of blessing your family with holy water. The Catholic Man Show t-shirts are now in and we can’t wait to give some away! Make sure you join the Friend of the Show Club and receive our monthly newsletter, exclusive content, and you get access to a private Catholic Man Show Facebook group. Email us at thecatholicmanshow@stmichaelradio.com to get into The Friend of the Show Club. Also, if you haven’t already check out https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5MhmMZZhEnrapVYUIkFHLg (The Catholic Man Show Youtube Channel!) We would love to hear from you so reach out to us on our Facebook page! We are on the Lord's team. The winning side. So raise your glass! Cheers to Jesus! Man Drink: Glenfiddich 18 Man Gear: Holy Water https://www.facebook.com/thecatholicmanshow/photos/a.1760750347477616.1073741828.1758346711051313/1853339341552049/?type=3 ()Man Topic: The Duites of Men The Catholic Man Show is hosted by Adam Minihan and David Niles from Tulsa, OK. They provide a raw, comical, and insightful conversation about ways Catholic men should live their lives in a secular world. Feel free to check out our website on http://thecatholicmanshow.com/show/catholic-man-show/ (St. Michael Catholic Radio) or see our podcasts on http://www.breadboxmedia.com/the-catholic-man-show.html (Breadbox Media). #CheerstoJesus Support this podcast
The Catholic Man Show This week Adam, David, and a group of their friends go camping and record the show outdoors. This show is a little more relaxed and fun sitting around the campfire enjoying the company of manly friends. Adam and David also have a guest to review the beer, https://www.facebook.com/bryan.ketterer?fref=ts (Fr. Bryan Ketterer) from the http://www.dioceseoftulsa.org/ (Diocese of Tulsa). We talk about how to survive a bear attack, the hospitality of having a fire ready, and a little about the contingency argument for God. We also posted a new video on https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5MhmMZZhEnrapVYUIkFHLg (The Catholic Man Show Youtube Channel!) We would love to hear from you so reach out to us on our Facebook page! We are on the Lord's team. The winning side. So raise your glass! Cheers to Jesus! Man Drink: Brotherhood Steam Man Gear: Fire Starter Man Topic: God’s beautiful creation The Catholic Man Show is hosted by Adam Minihan and David Niles from Tulsa, OK. They provide a raw, comical, and insightful conversation about ways Catholic men should live their lives in a secular world. Feel free to check out our website on http://thecatholicmanshow.com/show/catholic-man-show/ (St. Michael Catholic Radio) or see our podcasts on http://www.breadboxmedia.com/the-catholic-man-show.html (Breadbox Media). #CheerstoJesus Support this podcast
Adam and David of The Catholic Man Show chase tangents with me as we talk about Authentic Masculinity.
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