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Why did the Incarnation happen when it did? Dr. Richard Meloche, President of the Alcuin Institute, joins us to discuss this and the Regensburg Address About our drink: Midnight Ritual Fans of Boulevard Unfiltered Wheat Beer will be able to enjoy the iconic ale like never before:  as a whiskey. The collaboration with Iowa-based Foundry Distilling Co. turns nascent Unfiltered Wheat into 89 proof Midnight Ritual, an American malt whiskey. Prior to fermentation, Unfiltered Wheat traveled by tanker from Boulevard’s Kansas City brewery to historic Valley Junction in West Des Moines, Iowa, home of Foundry Distilling Company. After distillation in Foundry’s towering column still and a slumber of more than two years in new 30-gallon #3 charred oak barrels, Midnight Ritual entices with notes of caramel, banana bread, and allspice. About our gear: N/A About the Topic: We take a unique reflection on the Incarnation with our guest, Dr. Ricahrd Meloche. We ask why Christ was born during th...

Josef Pieper’s essay on, “Abuse of Language, Abuse of Power” – Let’s discuss! About our drink: Ardbeg “BlaaacK” Ardbeg Blaaack is the feisty Limited Edition bottled in celebration of the 20th Anniversary of the Ardbeg Committee, founded in the year 2000. To mark such a momentous occasion, the Distillery vowed that the casks used to honour their global flock would be right on the nose. For the first time in Ardbeg’s history, they rounded up Pinot Noir casks from the country that lies the furthest distance from Islay – New Zealand, that other remote island nation where sheep have been known to outnumber the locals by 7:1. Ardbeg Blaaack knits together velvety summer fruit pudding and bitter cherry, with a deeper edge of soot and Ardbeg’s hallmark smoke. About our gear: Air Compressors Whether you’re a contractor, heavy-duty mechanic, automotive technician, or serious hobbyist, you need an air compressor that can keep up. Check out this jam-packed compressor  buying guide  and le...

We welcome back Brandon Sheard from  Farmstead Meatsmith  to talk about meatsmithery About our drink: Heaven’s Door Double Barrel Whiskey Comprised of a unique blend of three different whiskeys, our double barrel finishing process utilized hand-toasted, new American oak barrels for a secondary aging worthy of another year’s wait. Double Barrel’s higher proof balances perfectly with the complexity of its flavor and notes of caramel, oak, citrus, and spice. An award-winning collection of handcrafted American whiskeys developed in partnership with Bob Dylan. The perfect blend of art and craft, each bottle of heaven’s door showcases Dylan’s distinctive welded iron gates that he created in his studio, black buffalo ironworks. About our gear: Farmstead Meatsmith  Membership Get a resource library of butchering, exclusive articles and videos, and access to a community where you can post questions and dialogue with budding meatsmiths around the world. About the Topic: W...

Pat Flynn joins us for an extended discussion on Natural Law About our drink: N/A About our gear: Pat Flynn’s new eBook,  “How to Think About God” Also check out,  “How to Be Better at Almost Everything” THE PAT FLYNN SHOW PODCAST Want to know more about what Pat is up to? Visit his website,  Chronicles of Strength About the Topic: What is natural law? Why is it important for men? What is the relationship (and differences) between stoicism and Christianity? We discuss this and more in this extra episode of The Catholic Man Show.

What is a good death? Why is St. Joseph the patron of a good death? Indulgences this month! About our drink: Del Bac American Single Malt Whiskey Del Bac produces award-winning American Single Malt whiskey in Tucson, Arizona. 100% own-make whiskies weave the rich mosaic of the Southwestern heritage with traditional Scottish distilling methods, yielding a truly unique blend of cultures and traditions in every bottle. About our gear: This week we have a call to action instead of an actual gear. The  Vatican  has extended plenary  indulgences  for the dead throughout the month of November. Two main ways to gain the indulgences in the month of November: 1. Visit a cemetery and pray for the dead during the Octave of All Saints’ Day. 2. Those who piously visit a church or oratory on All Souls’ Day and recited the Our Father and the Creed. The decree also encourages priests to make the sacraments as widely available as possible during November. About the Topic: Why ...