Father Philip Larrey from Humanity 2.0 returns to the Son Rise Morning Show to join host Anna Mitchell for a crucial conversation on the future of artificial intelligence. After a near-miss experience in a self-correcting AI vehicle, Fr. Larrey breaks down the recent essay by Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei calling for a slowdown in AI development. They explore why tech leaders are warning about extreme risks like biological weapons, the political pressure preventing companies from slowing down in the race against China, and why individual users must safeguard their own cognitive abilities. Stream the full conversation now!

Father Philip Larrey from Humanity 2.0 returns to the Son Rise Morning Show to join host Anna Mitchell for a crucial conversation on the future of artificial intelligence. After a near-miss experience in a self-correcting AI vehicle, Fr. Larrey breaks down the recent essay by Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei calling for a slowdown in AI development. They explore why tech leaders are warning about extreme risks like biological weapons, the political pressure preventing companies from slowing down in the race against China, and why individual users must safeguard their own cognitive abilities. Stream the full conversation now!

Son Rise Morning Show The Son Rise Morning Show with Anna Mitchell and Matt Swaim is fast-paced, motivating and informational – always from the Catholic perspective. You’ll hear news, engaging interviews, prayer and more each weekday morning from 6am-8am ET. 

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AI Speed vs. Human Safety: Fr. Philip Larrey on Dario Amodei’s Call to Slow Down

When the world constantly challenges your faith and values, how do you keep your spiritual guard from dropping? On The Son Rise Morning Show, host Matt Swaim welcomes back Bear Woznick—author of Men of Grit and Grace and founder of SchoolOfManliness.com—for a reflection on the vital necessity of spiritual watchfulness.

Drawing from 1 Peter 5:8 and his own experiences in martial arts, Woznick illustrates how easily a moment of distraction or spiritual sloth can open the door to temptation and compromise. He and Swaim discuss practical ways men can guard their hearts, families, and workplaces—from standing up against degrading locker-room talk by affirming "you're a better man than that," to drawing daily strength from early morning prayer and Scripture. Stream now to listen!

When the world constantly challenges your faith and values, how do you keep your spiritual guard from dropping? On The Son Rise Morning Show, host Matt Swaim welcomes back Bear Woznick&mdash;author of Men of Grit and Grace and founder of SchoolOfManliness.com&mdash;for a reflection on the vital necessity of spiritual watchfulness.
Drawing from 1 Peter 5:8 and his own experiences in martial arts, Woznick illustrates how easily a moment of distraction or spiritual sloth can open the door to temptation and compromise. He and Swaim discuss practical ways men can guard their hearts, families, and workplaces&mdash;from standing up against degrading locker-room talk by affirming "you're a better man than that," to drawing daily strength from early morning prayer and Scripture. Stream now to listen!

Keeping Your Guard Up: Bear Woznick on Spiritual Vigilance & Everyday Courage

By worldly standards, a man who lived on bugs in the desert, wore itchy camel hair, lost his followers to another preacher, and was ultimately executed in prison might look like a total failure. On The Son Rise Morning Show, host Matt Swaim welcomes back Benedictine monk and author Fr. Augustine Wetta, O.S.B. (Humility Rules, Pray, Think, Act) for the latest installment in their series on saints who appeared to be failures in the eyes of the world.

Fr. Wetta and Swaim unpack the life of St. John the Baptist, exploring his radical humility in proclaiming, "He must increase, but I must decrease" (John 3:30). They discuss how John's willingness to step aside contrasts sharply with modern culture's obsession with status, accolades, and self-promotion. Despite his earthly end, Jesus proclaimed John to be the greatest born of women—offering us a powerful lesson on finding our true dignity as children of God through love, obedience, and humble surrender. Stream now to listen!

By worldly standards, a man who lived on bugs in the desert, wore itchy camel hair, lost his followers to another preacher, and was ultimately executed in prison might look like a total failure. On The Son Rise Morning Show, host Matt Swaim welcomes back Benedictine monk and author Fr. Augustine Wetta, O.S.B. (Humility Rules, Pray, Think, Act) for the latest installment in their series on saints who appeared to be failures in the eyes of the world.
Fr. Wetta and Swaim unpack the life of St. John the Baptist, exploring his radical humility in proclaiming, "He must increase, but I must decrease" (John 3:30). They discuss how John's willingness to step aside contrasts sharply with modern culture's obsession with status, accolades, and self-promotion. Despite his earthly end, Jesus proclaimed John to be the greatest born of women&mdash;offering us a powerful lesson on finding our true dignity as children of God through love, obedience, and humble surrender. Stream now to listen!

The Greatest "Failure" in History: Fr. Augustine Wetta on St. John the Baptist

How are lay Catholics called to be active agents of the New Evangelization rather than passive spectators in the pews? On The Son Rise Morning Show, host Anna Mitchell welcomes back Fr. Frank Donio, S.A.C., Director of the Catholic Apostolate Center, to explore the Magisterium's teaching on the vital role of the laity in spreading the Gospel.

Fr. Donio examines how Pope Benedict XVI’s apostolic letter Porta Fidei urged the faithful to rediscover the joy of believing and to radiate Christ’s love through everyday witness rather than self-righteousness. He then highlights how Pope Francis built upon this vision in Evangelii Gaudium, emphasizing that every baptized person—regardless of their level of theological education or office—is called to be a "missionary disciple." Discover how living the faith with authentic joy, charity, and personal engagement can transform the world around us. Stream now to listen!

How are lay Catholics called to be active agents of the New Evangelization rather than passive spectators in the pews? On The Son Rise Morning Show, host Anna Mitchell welcomes back Fr. Frank Donio, S.A.C., Director of the Catholic Apostolate Center, to explore the Magisterium's teaching on the vital role of the laity in spreading the Gospel.
Fr. Donio examines how Pope Benedict XVI&rsquo;s apostolic letter Porta Fidei urged the faithful to rediscover the joy of believing and to radiate Christ&rsquo;s love through everyday witness rather than self-righteousness. He then highlights how Pope Francis built upon this vision in Evangelii Gaudium, emphasizing that every baptized person&mdash;regardless of their level of theological education or office&mdash;is called to be a "missionary disciple." Discover how living the faith with authentic joy, charity, and personal engagement can transform the world around us. Stream now to listen!

AI Speed vs. Human Safety: Fr. Philip Larrey on Dario Amodei’s Call to Slow Down

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