Podcast appearances and mentions of ryan hanning

In this two-part series, Jim is joined by Tom Peterson and Dr. Ryan Hanning to discuss their book The Willpower Advantage. Learn how knowing our weaknesses can lead to growing in virtue. Part 2 Be kind to everyone because we are all fighting such a great battle It's not about " white knuckling" or just saying "NO"  Know your temperament through a "spiritual audit"

In this two-part series, Jim is joined by Tom Peterson and Dr. Ryan Hanning to discuss their book The Willpower Advantage. Learn how knowing our weaknesses can lead to growing in virtue. Part 1 Vices rob us of peace and steal our joy  We need to build new habits to gain lasting happiness  Create and execute a " gameplan" to overcome struggles

Dr. Ryan Hanning joins Steve and Becky to help us enter into Advent by refleting on an obscure Nativity play by atheist Jean-Paul Sartre.

Dr. Ryan Hanning joins Steve and Becky with no plan, no topic and open microphones. This episode explore family life, education and how to best support formation.

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How do you discern big and small decisions? How can you grow in holiness in the time and place where God has you? How do you listen to God in the big and small decisions? Dr. Ryan Hanning joins Steve and Becky to explore these questions and more. 

     Morning Light wraps up our series with Dr. Ryan Hanning, talking today about Virtuous Leadership. How can businesses still get the job done while developing and cultivating the people they lead? Can Catholic business owners ethically compete in today's culture?  Dr. Hanning provides some answers!

     Morning Light continues our series with Dr. Ryan Hanning, talking today about Classical and Catholic Education.  What is the  TRUE purpose of education?  How did the past 60 years of education reduce human purpose to just being a good consumer? Dr. Hanning provides the answers!

     Morning Light visits once again with Dr. Ryan Hanning - this time talking about "Culture & Modernity." Does the modern world even hunger for truth, beauty and goodness anymore?  Tune in and hear Dr. Hanning's thoughts.

Dr. Ryan Hanning joins us in studio yet again to grace us with his incredible knowledge. Dr. Hanning and I talked about what he is seeing, as a professor, in the young adult culture, education overall, and how society as a whole may be affected by our declining educational system. 

For this week's episode, Trinity had a surprise interview with Dr. Ryan Hanning. He is an Institute of Catholic Theology Fellow, as well as a professor of Church History and Catholic Studies. 

Hour 2 of The Drew Mariani Show on 11-7-22 Dr. Ryan Hanning gives us some insight into resisting temptation and growing our Virtue-muscles 

This week, Miriam is joined by Dr. Ryan Hanning, who is a self-described homesteader and scholar, seeking to do his part to elevate the true, the good and the beautiful. He and his wife have ten children, and he is a professor of Church History and Catholic Studies. Learn more about Dr. Hanning at ryanhanning.com. Follow Blazing the Trail on your favorite podcast platform:https://blazing-the-trail.captivate.fm/listenLearn more about the show and browse past episodes:https://materdeiradio.com/category/blazing-the-trail/Listen to the show on the Hail Mary Media App:https://materdeiradio.com/hail-mary-media-app/

Hour 2 of The Drew Mariani Show on 12-15-21 Ryan Hanning tells us about how 30% of American adults are religiously unaffiliated 

Three years ago, the Hanning family moved from the suburbs of Phoenix to a homestead in another state. What has it been like? Ryan Hanning, Ph.D. explores how their family has grown through this experience and how to live in right relationship with God, neighbor and the land, even when we're in the city. This episode is made possible by our friends at Crowning Glory Tea Room. Visit them at https://crowningglorytearoom.com/

Dr. Ryan Hanning and Jimmy discuss education, the importance of it, and how it is necessary for societal human flourishing!

Dr. Ryan Hanning and Jimmy discuss the AMAZING Gospel album that Carrie Underwood released earlier this year which launches them into a great conversation about culture, music, and the Gospel!

Dr. Hanning and Jimmy sit down for a conversation about what the past two years have brought to the world and to their personal lives. They talk about the essentials vs. the secondaries and how this time has been a reset of discovering what is essential.

Join Jimmy and Dr. Hanning for this conversion about the power of music! Dr. Hanning gives his top music recommendations for the year and they share about the role music plays in both reflecting and transcending reality. Once you're done being inspired, go buy a new vinyl (or a CD bundle) in our online store: https://lovegoodculture.com/store/

Have you ever thought about why you are born in the time and place that you are? Dr. Ryan Hanning joins Jimmy for the first episode of this season to talk about the significance of time and place and the freedom that comes when you discern your vocation well. By the way, don't forget to head over to our store for our EVERYTHING-MUST-GO sale: https://lovegoodculture.com/store

In his last appearance this season, Ryan shares about his upbringing and how his grandparents taught him the importance of suffering, love and embracing beliefs that make demands. If you haven't already signed up for Thursday's livestream concert with Dawson Hollow, this is your big chance: https://lovegoodlive.com

Dr. Ryan Hanning joins Jimmy this week to read from a 2013 article by Dana Gioia (former head of the National Endowment for the Arts) about living with a sacramental imagination and how to find the beautiful art that reflects it. Speaking of beauty, go follow Love Good on Spotify to hear some beautiful music you may have never heard before! Check it out here: http://lovegoodculture.com/spotify/

Christians, as well as all men and women, are called to holiness and happiness, but everyone struggles to take the practical steps necessary to overcome the vices that rob us of our peace and steal our joy. The WillPower Advantage shows that we need to renew our minds with the truth about ourselves in order to develop the good habits we need to handle the challenges we face. We are not called to be passive; we are called to use our will and our strength to receive God's grace and transform the world, beginning with ourselves.   The WillPower Advantage helps people to build the virtues they need by providing practical wisdom from ancient and contemporary sources. The book includes a Spiritual Audit, which identifies a person's temperament along with its strengths and weaknesses. The virtues each temperament needs to work on are then presented systematically with practical tips for strengthening them.   https://www.ignatius.com/The-WillPower-Advantage-P3677.aspx

Tom Peterson and Ryan Hanning discuss their new book designed to help readers perform a Spiritual Audit to better understand the strengths and weaknesses of four basic temperaments that dominate their personality.

Tom Peterson and Ryan Hanning discuss their new book designed to help readers perform a Spiritual Audit to better understand the strengths and weaknesses of four basic temperaments that dominate their personality.

Tom Peterson and Ryan Hanning discuss their new book designed to help readers perform a Spiritual Audit to better understand the strengths and weaknesses of four basic temperaments that dominate their personality.

Tom Peterson and Ryan Hanning discuss their new book designed to help readers perform a Spiritual Audit to better understand the strengths and weaknesses of four basic temperaments that dominate their personality.

The Easter season is upon us, but Dr. Hanning joins Jimmy this week to talk about the intrinsic nature of suffering across the human experience. Everyone deals with it, everyone tries to avoid it, and yet suffering can lead to profound joy and true Christian hope like nothing else. And heads up, we have a new music video coming out on Friday. Be sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel now so you don't miss its premiere: http://youtube.com/lovegoodculture

Today, regular contributor Dr. Hanning joins Jimmy to discuss what the mundane teaches us about the divine (and vice versa). Dr. Hanning shares the origins of his beautiful new magazine called “Hearth & Field” (which our patrons received back in December). If you still want your hands on our commemorative edition, subscribe as a patron at http://joinlovegood.com using the coupon code HEARTHANDFIELD. We'll send you one of the few remaining copies as part of your welcome package (while supplies last!).

Dr. Ryan Hanning returns to the podcast for an amazing conversation about technology, friendship, and interpersonal communion — not only in education but in every aspect of life and culture! He and Jimmy talk about the importance of in-person education (something we all took for granted only a year ago) and their commitment to rooting their teaching in RELATIONSHIPS not merely content. By the way, subscribe to our YouTube channel for a brand new video from Jackie Minton that just dropped yesterday! You can find it here: http://youtube.com/lovegoodculture

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How do I become the person God created to me? How do I avoid sin, grow in virtue? Ryan Hanning and Tom Peterson co-wrote The WillPower Advantange as a toolbox for Catholics to use on their journey to holiness. Ryan joins Steve and Becky to unpack some of these concepts in this episode. Today's episode is brought to you in part by Notre Dame Federal Credit Union https://notredamefcu.com/arizona.  

Theologian Ryan Hanning joins Vicente Del Real in a discussion about building lasting happiness. Ryan shares the inside scoop of his book, The Willpower Advantage. Building Habits for Lasting Happiness. Learn more about what is behind a life of authentic happiness. www.thejoyofthegospelpodcast.orgwww.iskali.org

Pop culture is filled with phrases like “be yourself” and “you do you”, but does this translate into me having a pass at showing all the worst sides of me? There seems to be an enlightenment in knowing my humanness, my strengths as well as weaknesses. But having knowledge of these things isn't where the battle is fought. So, what is the fight? These are questions that plague humanity. And they are so important that we asked Ryan Hanning and Tom Peterson, co-authors of The Willpower Advantage: Building Habits for Lasting Happiness, to speak to the heart of the problem. They offer a practical and inspiring outlook on how we can use our knowledge of our temperament and natural tendencies to be exactly who we are called to be. Their book is designed to help one understand who they are and how they can grow exponentially. It provides a “spiritual audit”, which allows the reader to identify their temperament and personality. They evaluate what the spiritual life will look like for different people and what virtues and vices one is naturally drawn to. From there they plot out different paths that each of us can relate to as individuals. Order your own copy right now at: https://amenalleluia.com/willpoweradvantage/ Tune into our most recent episode for more!

Jimmy and Dr. Ryan Hanning sit down one last time this season for part two of their conversation on the social virtues and how the beauty of a virtuous life can heal our culture. We hope this conversation brings you hope and courage as we approach the shortest days of the year (at least in the northern hemisphere)! Also, it's also not too late to subscribe as a patron (or give the gift of patronage) in time for the winter package. Check it out: http://lovegoodculture.com/give

Dr Ryan Hanning is a theologian and describes how he and his family w 10 children moved across the country to Nashville to find his sense of belonging. He also asks us all to figure out "who we are" before we decide what we should do in the eyes of God, career, etc.  

Did you know that compassion is a virtue? It's a big week in American politics and a good opportunity to take a step back and remember what matters most. In today's episode, Jimmy chats with regular contributor Dr. Ryan Hanning about the role of social virtues like compassion and how they can heal our divided land. Also, be the first to register for Reclaim Fatherhood, an amazing men's workshop with Jimmy and Jason Craig happening next Thursday, Nov. 12th! Sign up today at http://reclaimfatherhood.com.

For the first time ever, we're sitting down with one of our regular contributors to celebrate the release of his BRAND NEW BOOK. Yep, you heard that right. Dr. Ryan Hanning has co-authored “The Willpower Advantage” and reminds us today that true humility is living in the truth of who you are. To take a deep dive into your own strengths and weaknesses, better understand your temperament, and be empowered in your pursuit of virtue, go buy Ryan's new book today: https://www.ignatius.com/The-WillPower-Advantage-P3677.aspx

We're only two months away from one of the most consequential elections in American history. How will you talk politics between now and then, especially with the people you love the most? With the help of Plato this week, Dr. Ryan Hanning gives us great first principles for political discourse. Buckle up and get ready for the best ground rules we've ever heard for debating the issues we all care about the most. To stream "Home of the Brave" and other Spotify playlists curated by the Love Good Standard, check out http://lovegoodculture.com/spotify.

Your Temperament Is Your Training Ground with Dr. Ryan Hanning, Part Two by Great & Main

What kind of world do you want to live in? In an age marked by manipulation and victimhood, how do you pursue greatness while changing the world for the better? Today's episode marks the LAUNCH of season 4, and Dr. Ryan Hanning offers an insightful analysis of our historical moment and how we can anchor ourselves in the essentials. Listen through to the very end for a huge announcement from Jimmy and follow his socials to stay connected to his upcoming adventures: https://www.instagram.com/jimmypmitchell/

Truth from the Land with Dr. Ryan Hanning by Great & Main

The life of the mind can be intimidating, especially if it's been awhile since you were in school. Yet, intellectual leisure is crucial to the art of being human. In fact, our intellect is what makes us most like God. This week, Jimmy sits down with Dr. Ryan Hanning to discuss how important it is to engage our minds and pursue the truth, especially in a culture marked by isolation and technocracy. To learn more about leisure and get pumped about the life of the mind, sign up for Thursday's livestream with Jimmy at http://letbeautyspeak.com!

Perhaps you're in a solid rhythm with quarantine at this point, but most of us are still learning how to use all this free time well. In today's episode, Jimmy is joined by regular contributor Dr. Ryan Hanning to discuss the importance of true leisure in a quarantined culture. How will you make the most out of the horizontal dimension of leisure (family, friends, food, music, culture) as well as the vertical dimension (agriculture, prayer, worship) - especially this week leading up to Easter? Also, check out our super duper BIG ANNOUNCEMENT that just released! Details here: http://letbeautyspeak.com

Beginning with a conversation about the importance of your personal history in shaping who you are, Jimmy and Ryan quickly transition into one of the most interesting and insightful conversations about the temperaments we've ever heard. If you're serious about cultivating the art of being human and growing in self-awareness, this conversation is for you! Learn more about Dr. Ryan Hanning at http://www.ryanhanning.com and get signed up for our 2020 contest at http://lovegoodcontest.com. 

So you've been asked to be a Godparent, can you just show up for the Baptism? Well, yes and much more. Today, we catch up with Dr. Ryan Hanning to explore what it means to be a Godparent. It is a rich and beautiful role. We'll also get an update on his work including a new book with Tom Peterson, Willpower Advantage: Building Habits for Lasting Happiness. Today's show is brought to you by our friends at Morning Star OB/GYN: http://www.morningstarobgyn.com and Pediatrics http://mstarpeds.com

Where do you place your worth? Is your identity wrapped up in failure or success, in what others think, or self-imposed pressure? Today's episode with Dr. Ryan Hanning is a wonderful reminder that you're not a human doing but a human being. You have inherent dignity and worth. In a culture dominated by ideals of efficiency, pleasure, and pragmatism, you must remember that the art of being human is less about what you do and more about who you are. Invite Ryan to speak on this topic at an upcoming event by visiting http://ryanhanning.com. Then engage in some true leisure by following Love Good's recently updated Spotify playlists at http://lovegoodculture.com/spotify.

Have you ever tasted the freedom that comes with a life of virtue? Dr. Ryan Hanning is back on the podcast this week to discuss the centrality of virtue in the art of being human. He and Jimmy define it as human excellence in relationship to people and things. What does that look like in your own life? To learn more about Ryan, visit http://www.ryanhanning.com. To support the podcast (and watch full episodes in video form), subscribe as a $5/month patron at http://lovegoodculture.com/5.

Dr. Ryan Hanning is back, this time not as a guest but as a regular contributor. For those who missed him in season two, he's a husband to one, father to nine, brilliant scholar, and humble homesteader. Today, he and Jimmy talk about how true happiness is found in building your life around essentials not preferences. This becomes particularly true as they reflect on the joy of belonging to a particular place (in Ryan's case, his homestead outside of Nashville, TN). If you're inspired by fatherhood and family life, learn more about Love Good's new event for men by checking out http://reclaimfatherhood.com today. 

This week, from our archives, we feature Dr. Ryan Hanning inspiring us to pray novenas. Tune in next week for a new episode.

What can a homesteader possibly teach us about using technology? More than you think. Dr. Ryan Hanning and his family intentionally live this life to direct themselves toward God and each other. Tune in for a dose of humor, real life and wisdom. Today's show is brought to you by our friends at Morning Star OB/GYN: http://www.morningstarobgyn.com

This week we present an episode from our archives, Dr. Ryan Hanning helps us understand the Trinity. We will have a new episode next week.

Today's episode is with Dr. Ryan Hanning, a husband, father, scholar, and homesteader. Ryan shares his insights on the connection between agriculture and personal integration, and how actively engaging with the earth has expanded his family's capacity to appreciate the beautiful. While Aquinas' definition of beauty is explained and other philosophical threads weave throughout the conversation, Ryan also offers some practical advice for how one can better position themselves so as to deepen their "taste" for that which sparks genuine desire and resolve. You can stay in touch with Ryan or book him for your next event at ryanhanning.com. . . . TIRED OF BEING A PASSIVE CONSUMER? So are we. Love Good is a movement of artists, patrons, and young people who believe in the power of beauty to change the world. Subscribe as a patron today at lovegoodculture.com and start enjoying our seasonal packages that will raise your standard for media and inspire you to build a better culture.

High school is over, now what? Ryan Hanning, Ph.D has spent several years working with college students and young adults. Tune in and find out how to discover passion and purpose during the young adult years. Today's show is brought to you by our friends at Morning Star OB/GYN: http://www.morningstarobgyn.com

The Sacrament of Confirmation, what is it exactly? Ryan Hanning, Ph.D. and a special guest join us to explore what really happens at Confirmation. You won't want to miss it! Today's show is brought to you by our friends at Morning Star OB/GYN: http://www.morningstarobgyn.com

Ryan Hanning, Ph.D., University of Mary and Nathan Caviness, funeral homes general manager, Catholic Cemeteries and Funeral Homes teach us about how Catholic burials honor the dead and help families heal. Today's show is brought to you by our friends at Morning Star OB/GYN: http://www.morningstarobgyn.com

Matthew Leonard, Catholic author, speaker, Vice President & Executive Producer at the St. Paul Center for Biblical Theology,  also hosts a podcast on iTunes titled, “The Art of Catholic” explores Biblical references to Mary and her significance in Salvation History. Kevin Saunders, Bible teacher brings the Gospel to life. Ryan Hanning, P.h.D, instructor,  assistant vice president for strategic partnerships,  director of cultural advancement, University of Mary, Tempe gives us an update on big changes on the campus. Bishop Thomas J. Olmsted reflects on Our Lady of Fatima and the family in his weekly message. Today's broadcast is brought to you in part by Catholic Cemeteries and Funeral Homes of the Diocese of Phoenix. http://www.dopccfh.org/

Ryan Hanning, P.h.D, faculty, assistant vice president for Strategic Partnerships, director of Cultural Advancement, University of Mary, Tempe helps us understand the Vatican II document, Dei Verbum. Bible teacher Kevin Saunders breaks open Sunday's Gospel reading. Manny Yrique invites us to pray the Rosary for our country. Bishop Thomas J. Olmsted reflects on Our Lady of Fatima in his weekly message. Today's broadcast is brought to you in part by Maggie's Place. http://www.maggiesplace.org/

Ryan Hanning P.h.D, instructor, assistant vice president for Strategic Partnerships, director of Cultural Advancement and professor at University of Mary, Tempe helps us understand the Resurrection. Today's broadcast is brought to you in part by Solidarity HealthShare at http://www.solidarityhealthshare.org/

Ryan Hanning, Ph.D., instructor,  assistant vice president for Strategic Partnerships and director of Cultural Advancement, University of Mary, Tempe helps us understand the Eighth Commandment. Bible teacher Kevin Saunders breaks open Sunday's Gospel reading. Jennifer Ellis talks with Carrie Aranda, director, Charity and Development Appeal about the appeal and how people can help. Bishop Thomas J. Olmsted reflects on Jesus the refugee in his weekly message. Today's broadcast is brought to you in part by Maggie's Place. http://www.maggiesplace.org/

Ryan Hanning, P.h.D, instructor,  assistant vice president for Strategic Partnerships, director of Cultural Advancement, University of Mary, Tempe talks about the Nativity. Kevin Saunders, Bible teacher brings the Gospel to life in his weekly teaching. Steve Zabilski, executive director, St. Vincent de Paul reflects on his 20 years of service. Bishop Thomas J. Olmsted wishes listeners a Merry Christmas. Today's broadcast is brought to you in part by Catholic Cemeteries and Funeral Homes of the Diocese of Phoenix. http://www.dopccfh.org/

Bishop Thomas J. Olmsted joins us to help us understand how to live the Third Commandment and keep the Sabbath holy. Ryan Hanning, P.h.D, instructor,  assistant vice president for Strategic Partnerships, director of Cultural Advancement, University of Mary, Tempe talks about what we can know about Heaven. Ron Johnson, executive director, Arizona Catholic Conference is joined by Governor Doug Ducey to talk about issues and resources in the upcoming election. Bishop Thomas J. Olmsted shares reflections from his State of the Church Address in his weekly message. Today's broadcast is brought to you in part by Catholic Cemeteries and Funeral Homes of the Diocese of Phoenix. http://www.dopccfh.org/

Ryan Hanning talks to us about virtue and leadership. The Catholic Conversation is brought to you in part by Morning Star OB/GYN. Never miss a show! Subscribe to our podcast on iTunes! 3-29-16-Catholic-Convo

Ryan Hanning, Ph.D., professor, assistant vice president for Strategic Partnerships, director of Cultural Advancement, faculty, University of Mary – Tempe helps us enter into Advent with a look at Old Testament imagery. Sheryl Christianson, senior program manager, My Sister's Place, talks about domestic abuse and how to get help. Joyce Coronel, author, speaker, writer for … Continue reading The Bishop's Hour: 11/23/15 – Old Testament Imagery, My Sister's Place and St. Lucy

Dr. Ryan Hanning, professor and assistant vice president for Strategic Partnerships, director of Cultural Advancement, University of Mary, Tempe helps us explore the mystery of God as part of the Catholicism 101 series. Sr. Mary Beata Im, PVMI shares her vocation story and the charisms of the Parish Visitors of Mary Immaculate. Laura Magruder, executive … Continue reading The Bishop's Hour: 11/9/15 – Mystery of God, A Call to Religious Life and Maggie's Place

Fr. Charlie Goriaeb, pastor, St. Timothy Catholic Church in Mesa helps us understand the connection between All Souls Day, Purgatory and indulgences. Jaime Cortez, director of music, Holy Cross Catholic Church in Mesa and Catholic recording artist share music from his new project. Dr. Ryan Hanning, assistant vice president for Strategic Partnerships, director of Cultural … Continue reading The Bishop's Hour: 11/2/15 – All Souls Day, Jaime Cortez and University of Mary MBA

Ryan Hanning, Ph.D., assistant vice president for Strategic Partnerships, director of Cultural Advancement, faculty, University of Mary – Tempe continues our series on Catholicism 101 with a look at God's revelation. Our host, Michael Dixon is interviewed by The Catholic Conversation co-host, Steve Greene to celebrate the fifth anniversary of The Bishop's Hour. Melanie Takinen, … Continue reading The Bishop's Hour: 9/21/15 – God's Revelation, Michael Dixon and Safe Environment

Ryan Hanning, assistant vice president for Strategic Partnerships, director of Cultural Advancement University of Mary – Tempe helps us understand Pope Francis' encyclical, Laudato Si. This broadcast of The Catholic Conversation is brought to you by  Bradley Hahn, Attorney at Law. Never miss a show! Subscribe to our podcast on iTunes! 8-11-15-Catholic-Conversation  

Ryan Hanning, Ph.D.,  assistant vice president for Strategic Partnerships Director of Cultural Advancement University of Mary – Tempe gives us an overview of Laudato Si. Fr. Bradley Peterson, O.Carm, pastor, St. Agnes, Phoenix talks about the Carmelites, his vocation and St. Agnes parish. Larry Fraher, director Catechetical Ministries, Blessed Sacrament Scottsdale teaches us about St. […]

Ryan Hanning, assistant vice president for Strategic Partnerships, director of Cultural Advancement and faculty member at University of Mary, Tempe helps us understand the relationship between faith, reason and education. Harry Plummer, headmaster, Ville de Marie Academy shares the history of Catholic schools in the United States. Chris Stefanick, author, speaker talks about a new […]

Ryan Hanning, assistant vice president of strategic partnerships, director of cultural advancement and Theology professor at University of Mary, Tempe joins us to explain the Old Testament imagery we encounter during Advent. Aileen Moore, senior program manager, Unaccompanied Minor Program, Catholic Charities Community Services shares about the plight of children coming alone from other countries […]

Bishop Thomas J. Olmsted and Ryan Hanning, M.Ed. Asst. vice president for Strategic Partnerships, director of Cultural Advancement, University of Mary, talk about Islam. This broadcast of The Catholic Conversation is brought to you by Villa Fatima Skilled Nursing Centers and Bradley Hahn, Attorney at Law. 11-18-14-Catholic-Convo      

Ryan Hanning, M.Ed. assistant vice president for Strategic Partnerships and director of Cultural Advancement,  University of Mary explains his favorite sections from the Catechism of the Catholic Church. Fr. Scott Sperry, parochial vicar, Christ the King shares his experiences with the Anointing of the Sick. Bob Brown, president and CEO of Catholic Charities Community Services […]

Larry Fraher, director of Catechetical Ministries at Blessed Sacrament helps us begin and exploration of the Catechism of the Catholic Church. John Jakubczyk, Catholic attorney, blogger and pro-life leader explains the Supreme Court decision regarding Hobby Lobby and religious freedom. Ryan Hanning, assistant vice president for Strategic Partnerships and director of Cultural Advancement for University […]

Eddie Cook, Mark Hart and Ryan Hanning join Steve Greene to talk about fatherhood. Brought to you by 1st Way Pregnancy Centers. 6-10-14-Catholic-Conversation  

Ryan Hanning, assistant vice president for Strategic Partnerships, director of Cultural Advancement, University of Mary explains the complexities of the Reformation. Fr. Rob Clements, director and pastor, All Saints Newman Center at Arizona State University shares about campus life and his vocation. Msgr. Richard Moyer reflects on his 50 years as a priest. Bishop Thomas […]

Ryan Hanning, M.Ed., Assistant Vice President for Strategic Partnerships and Director of Cultural Advancement at the University of Mary in Tempe, explores the history of happiness and the ways in which Christ turns the secular culture upside down for true happiness. This broadcast of The Catholic Conversation is brought to you by 1st Way Pregnancy […]