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The Pledge Against AI Catholic Content and Text
Thomas Mirus and Eamonn Clark discuss a statement they co-authored for Catholic Culture called the Pledge Against AI Catholic Content and Text (PAACCT). The pledge has been signed by a prominent Catholic writers, thinkers, and artists. Links PAACCT Eamonn’s YouTube channel Subscribe to Alto using discount code CATHOLIC10: DONATE to make this show possible! SIGN UP for Catholic Culture’s newsletter:
Mamertin et la rhétorique romaine
Pendant son premier mandat de président, Emmanuel Macron est passé de l’adepte du modèle de « président jupitérien », qui incarnait la verticalité du pouvoir, à une auto-identification à « Vulcain à la forge ». On dit du président ukrainien, Volodymyr Zelensky qu’il utiliserait à bon escient l’image du Titan Prométhée, qui se sacrifie pour l’intérêt commun, ou encore la figure biblique de David, qui a affronté Goliath, pour construire son autorité en temps de guerre.

Shaun Bythell: Return of the Bookseller Diarist
Listen to Shaun Bythell: Return of the Bookseller Diarist from The Book Club.

Simon Schama: British Jews feel unsafe – and history shows Gaza isn’t a genocide
Listen to Simon Schama: British Jews feel unsafe – and history shows Gaza isn’t a genocide from Quite right!.

The Totalitarians Really Don’t Care What You Think
Friends — I recorded a short video yesterday after a meeting at the Australian Parliament. It blew up on X and Instagram, so I thought I'd share it here. — Michael

Liturgy of the Land
Join Dr. Jeffrey Morrow and the ICC as we look beyond the Levitical liturgical prescriptions to the heartbeat of creation crafted by our Creator as the spiritual foundation for life.
"That Culture of Encounter is truly an eschatological moment": A Conversation with Dr. Jane Barter on Magnifica Humanitas & AI
Welcome to What Matters Most, episode 5 of our fifth season. You were just listening to , a professor in the University of Winnipeg Religion and Culture department and Joint Masters Program Chair. I’m Dr. John Martens, the host of What Matters Most and Director for the Centre for Christian Engagement at St. Mark’s College at UBC in Vancouver.
She Was Assaulted By A Migrant. They Tried To Put HER In Prison - Thaïs d’Escufon
Go to https://Prageru.com/islam101 to receive your free course today!In this episode of The Winston Marshall Show, I sit down in Paris with French political activist Thaïs d’Escufon to discuss censorship, mass immigration, and the growing unrest sweeping France.

Update from Havana: Reaganism with Rosa María Payá Ocevedo
On this episode of Reaganism, Reagan Institute Policy Director Rachel Hoff sits down with founder of Cuba Decide, Rosa María Payá Ocevedo to discuss carrying forward her father Oswaldo Payá’s legacy after his killing, and her work through Cuba Decide to give Cubans a voice in shaping their future. Payá argues that freedom and basic human rights are universal, describes the repression and humanitarian crisis facing people in Cuba, and calls for sustained international pressure on the regime.

80. Powolne sądy obciążają polską gospodarkę. Co z tym zrobić? | Bartłomiej Jabrzyk, Karolina Wąsowska-Franke
Około 60% ankietowanych przez NIK przedsiębiorców rezygnuje z dochodzenia roszczeń przed sądem. Powód? Przewlekłość postępowań. Po prostu im się to nie opłaca. W nowym odcinku “Odkrywając wolność” Karolina Wąsowska-Franke rozmawia z Bartłomiejem Jabrzykiem, analitykiem Forum Obywatelskiego Rozwoju i autorem Komentarza FOR “Koszt czekania na wyrok. Powolne sądy obciążają polską gospodarkę”.

Episode 27: “5 Questions Series” – episode 4 – “A Conversation with Dr. Jose Lopez, about the seminar “Ethics & Values in the Era of AI” and the importance of human dignity in Chesterton’s philosophy
Welcome to “Speaking about Chesterton” the podcast of the G.K. Chesterton Institute for Faith & Culture. Today’s episode is part of our “5 Questions” short format series conversations with distinguished guests. This episode is a conversation with Dr. Jose Lopez, professor of Physics and director of Grants and Research services within Seton Hall’s Office of the Provost in the Academic Affairs Division.

Copiii, lectura și Montaigne | METOPE, cu Joshua Pandele și Denis Măluțan
În această ediție a emisiunii Metope, Joshua Pandele și Denis Măluțan, lectori la Casa Paleologu, discută despre filozofie și retorică pentru copii, pornind de la eseul lui Montaigne despre educație.

487 - Divine Patterns in The Life of Moses (Archive)
This talk is a repost from the archive. It was given in Feb. 2017 at the Climacus Conference in Louisville Kentucky. Looking at the story of the life of Moses as described by St. Gregory of Nyssa, I use the pattern found there to trace a map of the cosmos which can be used to interpret other stories and images.
Let Me Check With The Boss
Calling your wife the boss is not humility. It is a small public surrender of the headship Saint Paul names. Ask her. Do not crown her so you can duck the job.
El Nobel de Economía y los límites del modelo de Woodford
## El Nobel y los microfundamentos de la macroeconomía El episodio repasa el Nobel de Economía concedido a Robert Hall y Michael Woodford y explica el cambio desde los modelos keynesianos basados en relaciones estadísticas entre grandes agregados hacia modelos construidos sobre decisiones individuales. Se recuerda la crítica de Robert Lucas: esas relaciones pueden cambiar cuando cambia la política económica. ### Hall y Woodford - Hall estudió cómo las expectativas de renta a lo largo de la vida influyen en el consumo.

Listen Now: Audible True Crime – Ghost Story
Audible True Crime is a dedicated podcast feed where we bring you the best podcasts in true crime, with episodes dropping every single week. Just in time for spooky season, we’re releasing a show called Ghost Story, a series about a hidden family secret, unexplainable events and jaw-dropping coincidences. Tristan Redman doesn’t believe in ghosts. But weird things happened in his teenage bedroom. And when he discovers later that occupants of his family home have seen the ghost of a faceless woman, he’s intrigued.
What AI Can't Teach Our Children with Andrew Pudewa
AI can write essays, solve problems, and produce polished work in seconds. But does that mean our children no longer need to learn how to do those things themselves?

Episode 328: The Crisis of Responsibility on the Right
Whether it is woke-right groypers or “conservative” media pundits like Steve Deace who are supposed to know better, a movement is afoot to say that Gen-Z white men have been dealt a bad hand—and a spirit of victimhood is the way to reckon with it. But a free and virtuous society is not built by asking a politician to keep you off porn, and it is not built by blaming others for your problems. This episode of Capital Record is ground zero for how we think about society, and how we think of our own peace, joy, and opportunity within it.

Chasing Shiny Things
Silver's Volatile History. How long have people been pinning their hopes on silver? And what makes it valuable to us? Is it just because it's shiny and pretty or do we care about its practical uses too? Join us as we go down the rabbit hole to find out how Nevada got its nickname as the Silver State, how The Wizard of Oz might have actually been a hidden story about money, and how a trio of billionaire brothers managed to control more than a third of the world's silver supply.

Have the Coastal Elite Colonized America’s Last Frontier?
Lane Scott joins Associate Editor Spencer Klavan to discuss her latest piece, “Cowboys and Carpetbaggers,” featured in the new Fall 2026 issue. The bitter domestication of America’s West during the 19th century, commemorated in Larry McMurtry’s Lonesome Dove, offered opportunities for rugged conquest but also posed a challenge to civilized family life. Today, Taylor Sheridan’s hit show Yellowstone demonstrates that the longing and the tension remains even in our hyper-civilized age. Can the men of America find their happily ever after?

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