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Christendom College hosted a thought-provoking discussion on the nature and significance of art, featuring philosophy professor Dr. Daniel McInerny alongside College President George A. Harne, Ph.D. The event, part of the college's major speaker series, explored the question: “What is Art, and Why Does It Matter?”Dr. McInerny is a passionate speaker and writer on art and beauty, as evidenced in his recent book, "Beauty and Imitation: A Philosophical Reflection on the Arts." When he is not teaching and mentoring his students, McInerny has been writing fiction, nonfiction, drama, and screenplays for years, including his adult fiction novel "The Good Death of Kate Montclair," and his Kingdom of Patria series for middle-grade readers (now available on Amazon).McInerny's links:https://danielmcinerny.substack.comhttps://www.amazon.com/Way-Beauty-Philosophical-Reflection/dp/1685789854https://www.amazon.com/Good-Death-Kate-Montclair/dp/1946531464/

Heleauuu you wonderful creative soul!How are ya?Here is a fun filled informative chat on the super event happening THIS MONTH OF MARCH in Canterbury UK - *****THE INTERNATIONAL RADIO DRAMA FESTIVAL*****I spoke to Melanie Nock - cake connoisseur and brilliant festival organiser, International Arts / Synchromesh, and Nicholas McInerny, Podcaster, writer, Rainbow mum/dad podcasts creator and more! It is such an exciting event which we know you will love - You can** Listen to audio dramas** Vote for your favourite** Mix with judges and other creatives** Meet other folks who like you** Want to make audio gold!**Explore the beautiful Canterbury!AND GET INSPIRED TO ENTER NEXT YEAR! Check the website for details!Thank you to my superb guests - Melanie Nock who works for the festival and the Synchromesh Project via INTERNATIONAL ARTS - A super initiative to help encourage more folks to make audio drama. And Nicholas McInerny, instigator of fun things, podcast creator, producer, writer, director, script competition judge and more!It truly is an international event = scripts have been sent in already for this year, so all you need to do is browse the website, book your place (free) on eventbrite link and go and enjoy yourself in a beautiful place. GET SOCIAL!If you want to help support this brilliant event, ping Mel - mel@international-arts.eu and do explore the website. You can volunteer as a judge as discussed !The two pieces we played are Faxes in the storm by Emily White and Synchromesh. AndPopulist Radio by Stefano Gianotti and Deutschlandfunk Culture.This week's discoverability chat isssss talking all thingsMY AMAZING WOMAN by James C Taylor. Find, follow and enjoyyyy!The trailer is for THE BLOODY LIFE OF R.M.RENFIELD - A wireless theatre original by MARTY ROSS - Released on the Wireless feed this weekend. I have had the privilege of Producing, Directing and Dialogue editing this gem, performed by the astoundingly brilliant Harry Myers and Sarah Whitehouse. Sound design lead - Fiona Thraille with sound design also by Oliver Morris. Exciting times! Thank you for listening!Enjoy!Links to the eventRadio festival website Email address radiodramafestival@gmail.comX @radiodramafestLinks to Nicholas' works Rainbow Mums - Stories of Gay and Bisexual Mums. How to have a perfect marriageWebsite Facebook Literary Associate - Script6 Links to MelanieMelanie email mel@international-arts.eu SARAH LINKS OF AUDIO JOY⁠SARAH BLUESKY⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠SARAH LINKTREE⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠QUIRKY VOICES PATREON⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ADWIT PODCAST⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠WIRELESS THEATRE⁠INDIE AF THEME BY OLIVER MORRIS -⁠ FIND THEM HERE ⁠ AND EMPLOY THEM FORTWITH FOR ALL MUSIC, SD, EDIT NEEDS!*HAPPY CREATING ALL*And don't forget to request your cakes!

George A. Harne, Ph.D., welcomes philosophy professor Daniel McInerny, Ph.D. They discuss art as a means of understanding truth and moral vision, emphasizing its role as a contemplative experience. The conversation highlights the mimetic nature of art, rooted in Aristotle's philosophy, and its reflection of human life. It also addresses the importance of leisure and family engagement in appreciating beauty and the need for artistic excellence.

11/25/24 - How does the Catholic church view suicide? Using a slew of Catholic characters, The Good Death of Kate Montclair provides an intimate look inside the life of an individual struggling with the weight of their suffering and contemplating whether life is worth living moving forward. When the terminally ill Kate Montclair reunites with her old friend, Adele Schraeder, at a death discussion group at her local coffee shop, she has no idea that, with Adele's help, she will soon be secretly planning her “Deathday,” at which she will break Virginia law with an assisted suicide. Get the book at https://chrismpress.com/product/the-good-death-of-kate-montclair/

11/18/24 - Dr. Daniel McInerny Daniel McInerny is associate professor and chair of the philosophy department at Christendom College in Front Royal, Virginia. He is also a novelist and dramatist. As a scholar, he is foremost interested in reactivating an Aristotelian understanding of art as imitation, long out of favor among philosophers. The human person is a truth seeker, and one of the most compelling ways human beings pursue truth is through the arts. In Beauty and Imitation: A Philosophical Reflection on the Arts, Dr. McInerny argues for an understanding of art as a form of inquiry into truth that proceeds by way of sensible beauty. Drawing upon the thought of Aristotle and St. Thomas Aquinas, McInerny argues for the unfashionable yet philosophically compelling view that art is essentially “mimetic,” imitative of human action. But what does it mean for art to imitate human action? It means that art imitates the way human beings by nature quest for fulfillment, or happiness. In questing for fulfillment, human life takes the form of a story, and so the arts—all the arts, from painting to music, from fiction to film—are storytelling arts whose beauty reveals the truth about human happiness. Get the book at https://bookstore.wordonfire.org/products/beauty-and-imitation

Robert Brennan joins the show to highlight some great movies about the Saints, Dr Joseph McInerny discusses Knights of Columbus' Catholic Leadership Virtue Series, and Deacon Todd Martin has our Sunday Gospel Reflection.

Daniel McInerny is associate professor and chair of the philosophy department at Christendom College in Front Royal, Virginia. He is also a novelist and dramatist. As a scholar, Daniel is foremost interested in reactivating an Aristotelian understanding of mimetic art, long out of favor among philosophers. His latest book is Beauty and Imitation: A Philosophical Reflection on the Arts. At Christendom College Daniel teaches courses on the Philosophy of Art & Beauty, the Philosophy of Technology, the Philosophy of Culture, and Poetic Experience & Truth. In March 2023 Chrism Press published his novel, The Good Death of Kate Montclair. Daniel is also the author of a play, The Actor, which will premiere in November 2024. Daniel also writes the Substack newsletter, The Comic Muse, where he shares stories and sketches from his studio.In this second part of our conversation, we talk about:The importance of choice over chance in compelling narrativesThe moral dimension of storytellingThe relationship between subjective and objective beauty in artThe significance of context in art appreciationTo learn more about Daniel and his work:Newsletter: https://danielmcinerny.substack.com/Beauty and Imitation: https://a.co/d/cNquN03The Good Death of Kate Montclair: https://a.co/d/0KKy0PSPodcast: https://danielmcinerny.substack.com/podcast This episode is sponsored by:John Templeton Foundation (https://www.templeton.org/)Templeton Religion Trust (https://templetonreligiontrust.org/)Support the show

Daniel McInerny is associate professor and chair of the philosophy department at Christendom College in Front Royal, Virginia. He is also a novelist and dramatist. As a scholar, Daniel is foremost interested in reactivating an Aristotelian understanding of mimetic art, long out of favor among philosophers. His latest book is Beauty and Imitation: A Philosophical Reflection on the Arts. At Christendom College Daniel teaches courses on the Philosophy of Art & Beauty, the Philosophy of Technology, the Philosophy of Culture, and Poetic Experience & Truth. In March 2023 Chrism Press published his novel, The Good Death of Kate Montclair. Daniel is also the author of a play, The Actor, which will premiere in November 2024. Daniel also writes the Substack newsletter, The Comic Muse, where he shares stories and sketches from his studio.In this first part of our conversation, we talk about:Childhood Encounters with ArtMimetic Art as StorytellingDelighted contemplation as the ultimate goal of artPhilosophy and art integration shaping his exploration of truth and beautyNature of imitation in artTo learn more about Daniel and his work:Newsletter: https://danielmcinerny.substack.com/ Beauty and Imitation: https://a.co/d/cNquN03 The Good Death of Kate Montclair: https://a.co/d/0KKy0PS Podcast: https://danielmcinerny.substack.com/podcast This episode is sponsored by:John Templeton Foundation (https://www.templeton.org/)Templeton Religion Trust (https://templetonreligiontrust.org/)Support the show

It all starts with the script! Without its talented scriptwriters, #TheBill wouldn't have been the smash hit we all know, love and miss! In a new series of #WednesdayWriting posts #TheBillPodcast will be highlighting some of the most prolific and talented writers who brought Sun Hill to life. Prolific Sun Hill scribe Nicholas McInerny wrote 29 episodes between 1988-2008. In this clip, he shares his memories of the Paul Marquess era and the opportunities that The Bill gave writers. Listen to the full interview, along with 110 more cast and crew commentaries on patreon.com/thebillpodcast #JoinTheInvestigation

In his new book published by Word on Fire, Beauty & Imitation: A Philosophical Reflection on the Arts, philosopher and novelist Daniel McInerny argues for a recovery of the Aristotelian understanding of art as fundamentally imitative or mimetic. More boldly, he claims that this imitation is narrative and moral in nature, even in art forms that are not typically considered storytelling arts. In this episode Daniel introduces this theory of mimesis, after which there is a robust back-and-forth between Daniel and Thomas on whether moral narrative is really the primary purpose of arts like painting and music.  Links Beauty & Imitation: A Philosophical Reflection on the Arts https://bookstore.wordonfire.org/products/beauty-and-imitation SIGN UP for Catholic Culture's newsletter: https://www.catholicculture.org/newsletters DONATE to make this show possible! http://catholicculture.org/donate/audio

Dr. Daniel McInerny delivered a talk titled “Karol Wojtyla: The Actor” at the college's 2024 Summer Consortium. McInerny's talk featured scenes from his upcoming play, "The Actor," with Christendom students and alumni bringing Pope St. John Paul II's time as an actor to life for the delight of the college's benefactors.Learn more about the 2024 Summer Consortium here: https://www.christendom.edu/2024/06/20/cardinal-sarah-george-weigel-patrick-madrid-and-others-discuss-pope-st-john-paul-iis-legacy-at-annual-summer-consortium.

Today on The Rough Draft, we're joined by Claire McInerny, a former journalist turned podcast producer. Her podcasting repertoire includes the award winning Terrible, Thanks for Asking and It's Going to Be Ok. She's the co-creator and producer of Refamulating, a new podcast that celebrates all the different ways to make a family. Prior to podcasting, Claire was a higher education reporter for NPR member stations across Indiana and Texas. Today we discuss navigating career transition and the podcasting landscape, an industry that's by all accounts still in its infancy, how to create compelling narratives for audio, and the tools and tactics she relies on the most to find inspiration and creativity. Guest BioClaire McInerny is a podcast producer and writer. She's a former producer on the award winning podcast “Terrible, Thanks for Asking,” and also produces “It's Going To Be Okay,” a daily meditation on the okay things in the world. Claire is the co-creator and producer of Refamulating, a new podcast that celebrates different ways to make a family. Before podcasting, Claire was a reporter for NPR stations, telling stories about public education and worked for NPR member stations for about 10 years. Claire also produces audio projects for non-profits, companies and other commercial outlets. Additional Resourcesclairemcinerny.comrefamulating.comRefamulating on SpotifyRefamulating on AppleTerrible, Thanks For AskingIt's Going to Be OkayClaire's InstagramClaire's LinkedInRate & SubscribeBe sure to subscribe to Rev's YouTube Channel in order to stay up to date with the latest episodes and to watch our video production of The Rough Draft.Follow Rev and The Rough Draft on Instagram, LinkedIn, and XThe Rough Draft is produced by Rev, and releases a new episode every two weeks on Thursday. Subscribe now to stay up to date with the newest episodes, and be sure to check out rev.com/podcast for more content.

Renowned author and philosophy professor, Dr. Daniel McInerny, joins hosts Dan and Catherine to delve into the profound question: Can art help us find meaning in life? Together, they explore the philosophy of art, delving into the unique ways in which art illuminates the human experience. Drawing from his acclaimed book 'The Good Death of Kate Montclair,' Dr. McInerny offers profound insights into how literature can guide us through life's existential questions.Have your call in questions be featured on the podcast: Leave a voicemail at 949-257-2436 Learn more and read articles: https://www.magiscenter.com/purposeful-lab

From dreaming of being a pilot to becoming a rural doctor with an enormously diverse skill set, Dr Peter McInerny has had an inspiring medical journey. In this episode he discusses the pivotal moments that led him to choose rural medicine, the challenges and rewards of general practice, and the personal qualities essential for success. With anecdotes ranging from being the town vet to delivering babies and administering anaesthetics, Dr McInerny's career is a great example of the unique and fulfilling opportunities available in regional and rural medicine. His insights and advice offer valuable guidance for anyone considering a medical career.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're just over two weeks into the new year. It's a time when ads promoting diet culture and self-improvement run wild across the internet. A time that tells you whoever, you are, you need to be better. Starting now. Nora McInerny argues that's not how life works. McInerny is an author with roots in Minneapolis and the host of several podcasts – including ‘Terrible, Thanks for Asking.' She joined MPR News host Cathy Wurzer to talk about her version of a New Year's resolution, skepticism around New Year's messaging, and resisting the constant need to improve oneself.

Daniel McInerny joins the podcast to discuss his novel, The Good Death of Kate Montclair, the modern cult of authenticity, the desire for control that tempts people to euthanasia, and what it truly means to accept your death. Publisher's description for the novel: Kate Montclair is dying. She has arrived at late middle age loveless, childless, and having failed to achieve the career dreams of her youth. Now diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor, she sees the next fourteen months of suffering as an intolerable prospect. Kate is desperate—not only for a miracle cure, but for some sense that her life, and life itself, amounts to something more than a catastrophe. When she sees an advertisement for the Washington, DC Death Symposium, Kate investigates and learns that the monthly discussion group is led by none other than the idealistic and inimitable Adele Schraeder, an old friend she has not seen since their teaching days in Rome. On Adele's advice, Kate soon decides to break Virginia law with an assisted suicide. But Adele Schraeder is not the only person Kate reconnects with at the Death Symposium. Also present is Benedict Aquila, another friend from Rome, who has been living in DC while nursing his mother through her final illness. And then there is the strange, mentally ill street woman sitting in the corner, drawing pad in hand. Who is she? She is the Ariadne's thread that will lead Kate on a journey back through the years to her youth, forcing her to come to grips with the love affair she had with a married man and the catastrophe that took his life. Links Daniel McInerny, The Good Death of Kate Montclair https://chrismpress.com/product/the-good-death-of-kate-montclair/ The Comic Muse http://www.danielmcinerny.substack.com SIGN UP for Catholic Culture's newsletter: https://www.catholicculture.org/newsletter DONATE to make this show possible! http://catholicculture.org/donate/audio

On todays episode, we sit down with our dad to discuss, life, sports and business. We hear stories from his youth, discuss the role of sports and learn how people and purpose shaped his life and career path in the action sports industry. willbousa.com@willbo

Q&A on the film Palm Trees and Power Lines with writer & director Jamie Dack and actors Lily McInerny and Jonathan Tucker. Moderated by Mara Webster, In Creative Company. A disconnected teenage girl enters a relationship with a man twice her age. She sees him as the solution to all her problems, but his intentions are not what they seem.

This lecture will be given by Dr. Daniel McInerny, a professor of philosophy at Christendom College and faculty moderator of the on-campus drama club, the Christendom Players. Dr. McInerny also teaches an upcoming Principles class on The Philosophy of Art and Beauty and has a book coming out next year from Word on Fire Academic entitled The Way of Beauty. When we hear the word “entertainment,” we may think of the frivolous, the mindless, or the downright offensive. But who among us does not enjoy some form of entertainment? And isn't it interesting that the foremost theologian of the Catholic Church, St. Thomas Aquinas, considered the right enjoyment of entertainment a part of what it means to live the virtuous life? In this brief talk, Dr. Daniel McInerny will explore the nature of entertainment, its right forms and abuses, and the challenges for Christian believers to developing virtuous entertainment in our time.

We DO Talk about Fight Club - because talking is what we do... This third installment of Fight Club includes a panel discussion with Josh Hatcher of Manlihood (http://joshhatcher.com | http://manlihood.com ) Abe Hatcher ( https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiywBTpAKIHCF5Jaal9EZHg ) Dan Robinson Dan Karrasch and Jason Ransom The group talks about Bullying, how to be a protector, Sports Fanatics, and a couple weird CNN Articles. CNN: Stop trying to fix yourself, this expert says https://www.cnn.com/2022/10/24/health/bad-vibes-nora-mcinerny-wellness/index.html?fbclid=IwAR060Am58zIPULnYBqla8vSmDtE6RyC-jyzgHhnCqbVyzd0RkG_f_JqAjFQ Norah Mirnerny: “For some, the deadly virus and its upheaval constituted the “first big thing they'd ever been through.” Meanwhile, McInerny and others whose lives had been shaped by grief, loss or tragedy had long known that “life is fragile and our pace in this modern world is untenable.” Nora McInerny: I want my work to lower the bar for people. We have so much intense pressure to achieve and to perform in the face of all the suffering and struggle of modern life. You do not have to do anything other than just be a decent person and survive. ‘World's dirtiest man' dies at 94, months after his first wash https://www.cnn.com/2022/10/26/asia/worlds-dirtiest-man-dies-iran-haji-scli-intl/index.html An Iranian hermit known as “the world's dirtiest man” has died at the ripe age of 94, just months after taking his first wash in decades, Iranian state media announced. “Amu Haji” – Uncle Haji – as he was referred to, died on Sunday in Dezhgah, a village in the country's southern province of Fars, state news agency IRNA reported. According to the region's district head, Haji had for decades avoided fresh food and believed that “if he cleans himself, he will get sick,” the agency reported. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/manlihood/message

Incredible conversation this week with the legend Jim McInerny, current CRO at Blink. Jim tells an incredible story about where the phrase "Merchants of Change" came from and why it has stuck with him throughout his whole career (0:33-15:30) Next the guys discuss some of the things you should look for in your first sales job in order to set your career up for success (15:30-22:30) How to get yourself promoted quickly and efficiently into a closing role (22:30-27:45) As an elite sales leader, Jim talks about some of the key characteristics he looks for when hiring new BDR's (27:45-38:15) A breakdown on what he looks for when promoting people from BDR to a closing/leadership position (38:15-44:00) The most important skill to develop as a technology salesperson (44:00-53:05) Why Jim believes in and loves working with startups (53:05-1:05:00) Why Blink? (1:05:00-1:08:00) What being a sales professional means to Jim (1:08:00)

Dear Rainbow Dads and all our listeners, If you are able to donate £5 or more, we will send you an exclusive episode of Rainbow Dads - the Private Diary of Nicholas McInerny. The content is explicit and raw and honest. We know you will relate to this new material and hope you enjoy the intimacy of this very personal diary. Once you have donated, I will have your email contact and will be able to send you the diary. Cheers   Nicholas and Richard x

General McInerny and Mary Fanning rejoin the program to discuss how our elections were stolen in 2020 with the Hammer and Scorecard. They explain why it's critical that we resolve this issue for America to restore our republic. They explain how this time we need all Americans to be on alert, to get involved and to demand change. They also make it clear to the criminals that going forward, we now know their games and we will be watching, documenting, and persecuting them for crimes. You can see both General McInerny and Mary Fanning on the Intelligence Briefing with John B Wells on the Ark to Midnight at 9:00pm to 12:00am on the following radio stations: https://arkmidnight.com/stations/   Please help us fight for Freedom of Speech, consider donating @ givesendgo.com/DefendingFreeSpeech Important Proven Solutions to Keep from Getting Sick Even if you Received the mRNA Shot Protect your family and your assets with Silver & Gold - Contact info@milesfranklin.com, tell them "Sarah sent you" and receive excellent service and the lowest prices in the country, guaranteed! MUSIC CREDITS: "Inspiring Monologue" and "Do You Trust Me" by Michael Vignola, licensed for broad internet media use, including video and audio     See video on Bitchute | Rumble | Odysee | Freedom.Social | SarahWestall.tv     General Thomas McInerney General Thomas McInerney retired in 1994 as a United States Air Force Lieutenant General, who served in top military positions under the Secretary of Defense and the Vice President of the United States. McInerney was a forward air controller and fighter pilot during the Vietnam War and had flown 407 combat missions during his four tours of duty.  In addition to his Vietnam service, McInerney served overseas in NATO; Pacific Air Forces and as commander of 11th Air Force in Alaska. Mcinerney was a military analyst on Fox TV for sixteen years (between January 1, 2002 and April 20, 2008, he appeared 144 times).     Mary Fanning Mary Fanning is the executive producer of Mike Lindell's documentary “ABSOLUTE PROOF,” and "ABSOLUTE PERIL" and the entire series of documentaries exposing the corruption behind the 2020 election. She is one of the sharpest and most UNrecognized investigative reporter in the field. Her sources are unparalleled, her reports groundbreaking. Fanning's investigative journalism covers national security and up until lately, she was best known for her series “The Betrayal Papers” that exposed the infiltration of the Muslim Brotherhood into the highest levels of American government. The six part series exposed the influence the Muslim Brotherhood exerted over the Obama administration, members of Congress, and on American policy foreign and domestic. Fanning exposed the penetration by Qatar, home of the Muslim Brotherhood, into U.S. universities and corporate America in her series Qatar Awareness. Fanning has collaborated with investigative journalist Alan Jones breaking a series of national security stories. Fanning and Jones uncovered connections between Hawaii Director of Health Loretta Fuddy, to Chicago communists, SUBUD, and to the Soviet Silvermaster spy ring. Fuddy had released a copy of Barack Obama's birth certificate to the White House before she was reportedly killed in a plane crash. Fanning and Jones uncovered the connections between rogue Iraqi nuclear physicist Dr. Jafar Dhia Jafar and Port Canaveral's 2014 Project Pelican cargo container terminal lease to Gulftainer where the Obama also administration bypassed the required National Security Threat Analysis and CFIUS review. Dr. Jafar was the scientific mastermind behind Saddam Hussein's nuclear weapons program. Fanning and Jones subsequently connected Project Pelican to Russia's Club-K Container Missile System and to the Clinton's, The Clinton Foundation and The Clinton Global Initiative. Fanning and Jones were the first reporters to expose the Jafar family'...

Nicholas joins Sam to talk about season 2 of the award winning podcast series 'Rainbow Dads' which was released back in June. The series features stories of LGBTQ Dads and how they have navigated life including coming out in the army and struggling with sex addiction. Nicholas is an award winning script writer and lives in South London with his husband and two daughters, he also volunteers for the LGBT helpline 'Switchboard'.Listen to Rainbow Dads - https://rbd2019.podbean.com/ 

Recorded in 2003. We discuss the complementarity of John Henry Newman, a convert to Roman Catholicism from Oxford, and Soren Kierkegaard, a Danish Protestant, each of whom made fundamental contributions to our understanding of the relationship between faith and reason. This course examines their different theological approaches within their common intellectual context in the nineteenth century. catholicthinkers.org https://youtu.be/6dzMjd6VIBo  

Recorded in 2003. We discuss the complementarity of John Henry Newman, a convert to Roman Catholicism from Oxford, and Soren Kierkegaard, a Danish Protestant, each of whom made fundamental contributions to our understanding of the relationship between faith and reason. This course examines their different theological approaches within their common intellectual context in the nineteenth century. catholicthinkers.org https://youtu.be/1FhfYBCFjNY

Recorded in 2003. We discuss the complementarity of John Henry Newman, a convert to Roman Catholicism from Oxford, and Soren Kierkegaard, a Danish Protestant, each of whom made fundamental contributions to our understanding of the relationship between faith and reason. This course examines their different theological approaches within their common intellectual context in the nineteenth century. catholicthinkers.org https://youtu.be/UAHmXXERPdc

Recorded in 2003. We discuss the complementarity of John Henry Newman, a convert to Roman Catholicism from Oxford, and Soren Kierkegaard, a Danish Protestant, each of whom made fundamental contributions to our understanding of the relationship between faith and reason. This course examines their different theological approaches within their common intellectual context in the nineteenth century. catholicthinkers.org https://youtu.be/kWdHm_EIYaI

Recorded in 2003. We discuss the complementarity of John Henry Newman, a convert to Roman Catholicism from Oxford, and Soren Kierkegaard, a Danish Protestant, each of whom made fundamental contributions to our understanding of the relationship between faith and reason. This course examines their different theological approaches within their common intellectual context in the nineteenth century. catholicthinkers.org https://youtu.be/zTzALIWmrn0

Recorded in 2003. We discuss the complementarity of John Henry Newman, a convert to Roman Catholicism from Oxford, and Soren Kierkegaard, a Danish Protestant, each of whom made fundamental contributions to our understanding of the relationship between faith and reason. This course examines their different theological approaches within their common intellectual context in the nineteenth century. catholicthinkers.org https://youtu.be/cwdoFfPrjaQ  

Recorded in 1999. Metaphysics was classically understood to be the culmination of and stand at the summit of the study of philosophy. Prof. Ralph McInerny guides the student through some of the classic topics and metaphysics, showing how metaphysics leads in the end to knowledge of the Divine. "The classical understanding of philosophy, that adopted and extended by Thomas Aquinas, seeks to answer the big questions. What is the purpose of human life? Is there a cause of all the things that are? In what does human happiness consist? Is death the end? What can I know about God? Philosophy as practiced by Thomas Aquinas addresses each of these questions, although some of them come only when the culminating science, metaphysics, is undertaken." - Lesson 1 catholicthinkers.org https://youtu.be/m-sMmT5Gbxs

Recorded in 1999. Metaphysics was classically understood to be the culmination of and stand at the summit of the study of philosophy. Prof. Ralph McInerny guides the student through some of the classic topics and metaphysics, showing how metaphysics leads in the end to knowledge of the Divine. "The classical understanding of philosophy, that adopted and extended by Thomas Aquinas, seeks to answer the big questions. What is the purpose of human life? Is there a cause of all the things that are? In what does human happiness consist? Is death the end? What can I know about God? Philosophy as practiced by Thomas Aquinas addresses each of these questions, although some of them come only when the culminating science, metaphysics, is undertaken." - Lesson 1 catholicthinkers.org https://youtu.be/wy7RV9Xum3w

Recorded in 1999. Metaphysics was classically understood to be the culmination of and stand at the summit of the study of philosophy. Prof. Ralph McInerny guides the student through some of the classic topics and metaphysics, showing how metaphysics leads in the end to knowledge of the Divine. "The classical understanding of philosophy, that adopted and extended by Thomas Aquinas, seeks to answer the big questions. What is the purpose of human life? Is there a cause of all the things that are? In what does human happiness consist? Is death the end? What can I know about God? Philosophy as practiced by Thomas Aquinas addresses each of these questions, although some of them come only when the culminating science, metaphysics, is undertaken." - Lesson 1 catholicthinkers.org https://youtu.be/OTnQPRfAZHo

Recorded in 1999. Metaphysics was classically understood to be the culmination of and stand at the summit of the study of philosophy. Prof. Ralph McInerny guides the student through some of the classic topics and metaphysics, showing how metaphysics leads in the end to knowledge of the Divine. "The classical understanding of philosophy, that adopted and extended by Thomas Aquinas, seeks to answer the big questions. What is the purpose of human life? Is there a cause of all the things that are? In what does human happiness consist? Is death the end? What can I know about God? Philosophy as practiced by Thomas Aquinas addresses each of these questions, although some of them come only when the culminating science, metaphysics, is undertaken." - Lesson 1 catholicthinkers.org https://youtu.be/OTnQPRfAZHo

Recorded in 1999. Metaphysics was classically understood to be the culmination of and stand at the summit of the study of philosophy. Prof. Ralph McInerny guides the student through some of the classic topics and metaphysics, showing how metaphysics leads in the end to knowledge of the Divine. "The classical understanding of philosophy, that adopted and extended by Thomas Aquinas, seeks to answer the big questions. What is the purpose of human life? Is there a cause of all the things that are? In what does human happiness consist? Is death the end? What can I know about God? Philosophy as practiced by Thomas Aquinas addresses each of these questions, although some of them come only when the culminating science, metaphysics, is undertaken." - Lesson 1 catholicthinkers.org https://youtu.be/huSR5v7o1Z4

Recorded in 1999. Metaphysics was classically understood to be the culmination of and stand at the summit of the study of philosophy. Prof. Ralph McInerny guides the student through some of the classic topics and metaphysics, showing how metaphysics leads in the end to knowledge of the Divine. "The classical understanding of philosophy, that adopted and extended by Thomas Aquinas, seeks to answer the big questions. What is the purpose of human life? Is there a cause of all the things that are? In what does human happiness consist? Is death the end? What can I know about God? Philosophy as practiced by Thomas Aquinas addresses each of these questions, although some of them come only when the culminating science, metaphysics, is undertaken." - Lesson 1 catholicthinkers.org https://youtu.be/_buCeGxcqKM

I don't think I will ever get enough of this guy! He's my frickin' favorite. Robbie McInerny is the CEO and Founder of WillBo, a lifestyle brand that celebrates natures playgrounds—specifically, in California. He is a dear dear friend from Laguna Beach High School. He is also a human, leader and creative that I deeply admire and continuously look up to. Check out WillBO at https://willbousa.com/ and follow WillBO on Instagram at @willbo Bookshop.org book list: https://bookshop.org/shop/dogearedbookclub Sponsors: Libra Collective. Use the code DOGEARED21 to get 15% off the Brand Kit, to build, revamp and bring your vision to life! Go to https://www.libra-collective.com/ & Follow Ashley Munson at @ashleymunson and @libra.design.co Chapter Six Jewelry. Use the code bebejewels10 to get 10% off any online purchase. Support sustainable, jewelry with a magical purpose. Go to https://chaptersixjewelry.com/ & follow Gemma @chaptersixjewelry Episode Show Notes  11:10 Are you currently reading something, and what is it? How do you like it? 14:00 Do you have a favorite author and genre? Are they symbiotic? 15:58 What is your earliest memory of reading? 19:40 What are your reading habits?  23:52 What moves you in a work of literature? 26:35 What has been the book that has motivated you in terms of your creativity, success and journey? 39:30 If you could have an author write about your life, who would it be? 43:20 What role has reading played in your life? 45:52 What books are on your to-be-read list? 1:05:50 If you could gift someone a book, what would it be and who would it be to? 1:07 what makes you dog-ear a page? 1:09 Why do you read? 1:14 What book would you recommend for me to read? Books mentioned in the podcast Shoe Dog by Phil Knight  Harry Potter series  This is Not A T-Shirt by Bobby Hundreds Greenlights by Matthew Mcconaughey Let My People Go Surfing Yvon Chouinard  The Overstory by Richard Powers  Sapiens by Yuval Noah Harari Head to https://www.dogearedbookclub.co/ to learn more about DogEared, the LEaders, and more! If you haven't already, subscribe to my newsletter to get the zoom link for his Group Leader Seminar. Follow me on Instagram @dogeared.bookclub

Welcoming Nora McInerny to The Pod Club! In this week's episode, host Jo Piazza is joined by friend and host of Terrible, Thanks for Asking Nora McInerny to discuss her favorite podcasts. As a podcast listener since 2009 when shows were downloaded onto iPods, not streamed from an app, McInerny is the go-to person for this kind of advice. While her own podcast is often emotional and deep, Nora's podcast recommendations cover all genres, with topics ranging from white collar crime, to Mother Teresa, and childless millennials. When Jo recommends Unread with Chris Stedman to Nora, they decide to have him on this episode too. Because why not? It's The Pod Club and we'll do whatever we want.Shows mentioned: Scam Goddess, "Hilaria hoax", "The Real Housewives of Scams, Shams and Fraud with Anna Hossnieh"The TurningBe There in Five, "Childless Millennials" Heavyweight, "Gregor"Nora's Show:Terrible, Thanks for AskingChris's Show: Unread Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Associate Professor of Philosophy Dr. Daniel McInerny delivered a talk entitled “Festivity as Evangelization” as a part of the Principles Lecture during the Christmas at Christendom event held annually at Christendom College.

The National Supplemental Screening Program, or NSSP, is a legacy program for ORAU that began in 1996. The NSSP provides free medical screenings to Department of Energy workers who have have been exposed to hazards in the workplace. The NSSP collects data to help identify if those former workers have developed any health conditions related to workplace exposures, as well as any health conditions that arise as they workers age. In this conversation, host Michael Holtz talks with John McInerny, MD, co-principal investigator for the NSSP who has been a practicing physician in various capacities for more than 50 years, and Jamie Stalker, MD, co-principal investigator, who is also medical director for the ORISE Beryllium Lab and has decades of experience as an occupational health and internal medicine physician. As Dr. McInerny heads toward retirement, Dr. Stalker will take the reins at NSSP. We discuss all of that and more in this episode of Further Together, the ORAU Podcast.

When one of the people in a relationship is dead, the relationship becomes a bit one-sided. Your version of who that person is and was is obscured by all of your own biases, your commitment to your version of the truth, to your side of the story. Nora's dad — Vietnam veteran, father of four, advertising copywriter — died seven years ago. And in this episode, the McInerny siblings reflect on who Stephen J. McInerny was … as a young boy sent to war, as a husband, and as their father. About how they love their dad, even if he wasn't always the kind of dad they wanted. — Sign up today for TTFA Premium! For $7.99 a month, you get access to exclusive bonus content, ad-free episodes *and* the knowledge that you're keeping our show afloat! Visit TTFA.org/Premium to get started. Want (sporadic) emails from Nora and Team TTFA? Sign up here.  When you shop our Bookshop.org store, you support the author, independent bookstores AND our show! Shop here. You can purchase Nora's books here. Shop for your favorite TTFA gear at TTFAmerch.com. Read the transcript for this episode here. You can catch up with TTFA on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook using @ttfapodcast. Nora's Instagram is @noraborealis. — And check out our sponsors this week: Eterneva: eterneva.com Ouai: theOuai.com with code THANKS Talkspace: talkspace.com with code TTFA Ritual: ritual.com/thanks

When one of the people in a relationship is dead, the relationship becomes a bit one-sided. Your version of who that person is and was is obscured by all of your own biases, your commitment to your version of the truth, to your side of the story. Nora's dad — Vietnam veteran, father of four, advertising copywriter — died seven years ago. And in this episode, the McInerny siblings reflect on who Stephen J. McInerny was … as a young boy sent to war, as a husband, and as their father. About how they love their dad, even if he wasn't always the kind of dad they wanted. — Sign up today for TTFA Premium! For $7.99 a month, you get access to exclusive bonus content, ad-free episodes *and* the knowledge that you're keeping our show afloat! Visit TTFA.org/Premium to get started. Want (sporadic) emails from Nora and Team TTFA? Sign up here.  When you shop our Bookshop.org store, you support the author, independent bookstores AND our show! Shop here. You can purchase Nora's books here. Shop for your favorite TTFA gear at TTFAmerch.com. Read the transcript for this episode here. You can catch up with TTFA on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook using @ttfapodcast. Nora's Instagram is @noraborealis. — And check out our sponsors this week: Eterneva: eterneva.com Ouai: theOuai.com with code THANKS Talkspace: talkspace.com with code TTFA Ritual: ritual.com/thanks

When one of the people in a relationship is dead, the relationship becomes a bit one-sided. Your version of who that person is and was is obscured by all of your own biases, your commitment to your version of the truth, to your side of the story. Nora's dad — Vietnam veteran, father of four, advertising copywriter — died seven years ago. And in this episode, the McInerny siblings reflect on who Stephen J. McInerny was … as a young boy sent to war, as a husband, and as their father. About how they love their dad, even if he wasn't always the kind of dad they wanted.

Is the discipline of physics the “Queen of the Sciences”? In this conversation with polymath and professor Jim Clarage, we discuss the ways in which the discipline of physics takes up all seven of the classical liberal arts. Along the way we consider other disciplines—music, mathematics, and theology—that also may fulfill this role and why Newman's “circle of the sciences” remains relevant today. With cameos by Darwin, Einstein, and Galileo, we sketch the place of advanced scientific thought within liberal learning and the humility that may be required for its study. Links of Potential Interest from Prof. Clarage: The Book of Nature (author: God! Go out and stare at moon phases for month, shoot a garden hose in the sun, watch a morning spider engineering a web) Stratford Caldecott. Beauty for Truth's Sake. (Quadrivium in education as way to enchantment) Maurice A. Finocchiaro. The Essential Galileo. (masterful use of mostly primary documents from the early 1600's) Werner Heisenberg. Physics and Philosophy. Any Physics textbook. John Stillwell. Any of the historical (but rigorous) texts by mathematician John Stillwell “translating” the great development of mathematics since Euclid (e.g, I'm reading his The Real Numbers now.) Advanced: Charles DeKoninck, Le Cosmos. (The Cosmos, in McInerny's Works of Charles DeKoninck )

General Tom McInerny rejoins the program to discuss the Insurrection Act and President Trumps oath of office to protect the country. We discuss the incredible danger the country is facing and that the President must act immediately. You can see more of General Tom McInerny at CCNationalSecurity.org C60Complete Black Seed Oil & Curcumin Gel Capsules - Proven 200https://sarahwestall.com/shop/?singleproduct=18592x more effective than Vitamin C! See the show on Roku, Apple TV, Google TV and more - Sign up at SarahWestall.TV Consider supporting this channel by joining Patreon at Patreon.com/SarahWestall - See interview exclusives, receive discount coupons, and more! Sign up for my newsletter, Twitter, Facebook, Odysee, Bitchute and other platforms @ SarahWestall.com/Subscribe MUSIC CREDITS: “The Battle of 1066” by Patrick Patrikios – licensed for broad internet media use, including video and audio       See the full video on SarahWestall.tv | Bitchute | Rumble   See more information on great products, including the C60 BlackSeed Oil Gel Caps, Defytime Telomere Lengthening, and much more @ http://SarahWestall.com/Shop General Thomas McInerney General Thomas McInerney retired in 1994 as a United States Air Force Lieutenant General, who served in top military positions under the Secretary of Defense and the Vice President of the United States. McInerney was a forward air controller and fighter pilot during the Vietnam War and had flown 407 combat missions during his four tours of duty.  In addition to his Vietnam service, McInerney served overseas in NATO; Pacific Air Forces and as commander of 11th Air Force in Alaska. Mcinerney was a military analyst on Fox TV for sixteen years (between January 1, 2002 and April 20, 2008, he appeared 144 times).

Dr. McInerny delivered a talk in the final installment of the Beato Fra Angelica Fine Arts events entitled: “The Longing for Beauty in Our Age of Anxiety”. The talk discussed “the transcendent nature of beauty and the desperate need of our anxious, attention-fractured culture to experience this transcendence. As well as how more and more our culture is defined by the metaphor of the machine and the power associated with the machine. And what's ironic is that, while the machine is of our own making and its power is something we desire, we at the same time feel a desperate sense of unease and anxiety over the thing we have wrought. Like Victor Frankenstein, we feel haunted and entrapped by the creature we have made. Thus in our culture we are in great need of that which will enable us to transcend and overcome our own menacing mechanisms. Grace, of course, is the most important source of transcendence, but natural, artistic, and moral beauty are key sources of transcendence as well.”

Episode 76! This week I had the pleasure of chatting, again, to Rainbow Dad, Nicholas McInerny. We chat about the success of his podcast, the future for 'Rainbow Dads' and some of his work as a writer, including a play for Radio 4 starring Frances Barber. Nicolas is always a joy to chat with. Have a listen and let us brighten your day! Links below - http://www.mcinerny.co.uk https://twitter.com/nmcinerny https://twitter.com/Rainbowdads

This week I'm joined by the witty, warm and brilliant Mr Nicholas McInerny. Nicholas, along with the author David Ledain has put together a compelling set of podcasts where they chat to Gay and Bi men who had already become Dads but then had to come out to family, friends and their own children. Five men from very different backgrounds and with very different experiences and stories. I chat to Nicholas about his own coming out story and how he manoeuvred through the ups and downs of coming out later in life. We talk about his writing for theatre and radio and the influence pop culture has played on his life - Via Bowie and trips to the Burning Man Festival. I truly have loved listening to the podcasts and urge you, once you have listened to us chat, go over and check out/download/subscribe and rate 'Rainbow Dads'. I hope you enjoy listening to our conversation as much as I enjoyed recording it! Its available on all the usual platforms - I listen via Apple Podcast. Couple of links - https://twitter.com/Rainbowdads https://rbd2019.podbean.com/

My guest this week is the former executive director of the National Interscholastic Cycling Association, the organization that oversees, administers and fosters mountain bike racing for high school kids. McInerny has been involved with the organization almost since its inception and became the executive director in 2012. At the time,…

My guest this week is the former executive director of the National Interscholastic Cycling Association, the organization that oversees, administers and fosters mountain bike racing for high school kids. McInerny has been involved with the organization almost since its inception and became the executive director in 2012. At the time, McInerny told the board he […]