“Logan Roy” actor lashes out at religion and the Bible. How St. Joseph the Worker “baptized” a wrong view of work. And, on “Rule of Law Day”, Columbia protesters learn a lesson the hard way. 

Tammy and Jordan Peterson sit down with Cale for a compelling, in-depth conversation moments after Tammy was received into the Catholic Church this Easter. The Tammy Peterson Interview https://relevantradio.com/2023/11/the-tammy-peterson-interview/

St Catherine is so much more than the woman who convinced the Pope to return to Rome. And: Russell Brand takes the (baptismal) plunge. 

It’s the feast of Our Lady of Good Counsel, Mother of Truth, and the birthday of Marcus Aurelius, seeker of truth. And: John Scott drops the gloves and drops by to talk faith, family, and the fight for the Stanley Cup!

“With the first pick in the 2024 draft, the Catholic Church selects…you!” How we win together on God’s championship roster. And, it’s the Feast of an all-time great: Saint Mark.

As never-before-seen images of St Padre Pio are about to be released, discover personal letters written by the Stigmatic Saint. Plus: Shakespeare in Love — with the Church! How the Bard was a Catholic believer. 

Cale Clarke talks about the pop sensation that's shaking the charts—Taylor Swift! With the drop of her 11th studio album, "The Tortured Poets Department," alongside a companion anthology album, Swift continues to captivate hearts globally, not just through her music but through the experiences she creates at her concerts and now, even in cinemas! 🌍🎤 Catch the whole episode here! But the big question Cale wrestles with is: Can the storytelling charm of Taylor Swift's music find harmony with Catholicism? 🤔💭 The discussion illuminates a fascinating angle on this, thanks to insights from Susanna Spencer. Spencer, navigating the pop culture seas as a mother of teenage daughters, explores the magnetic narrative quality of Swift's music, comparing it to the biblical stories that form the bedrock of Catholic teaching. Just as our faith narrates a divine love story, Swift weaves her personal tales into songs that resonate deeply with her fans. 📖 Yet, there's more than just catchy tunes and heartfelt lyrics. Cale taps into a profound discussion on the nature of worship and celebrity culture. With Swift's concerts described almost as "religious experiences," there's a compelling dialogue about the thin line between admiration and idolatry. As Catholics, the reminder is stark: worship belongs to God alone, not to the stars we admire from afar. 🌟🛐 Cale's exploration doesn't stop at music; it spans the essence of communal experiences in sports and other forms of entertainment, highlighting how these can sometimes substitute for or mimic religious worship in a society increasingly drifting from traditional faith practices. This is a call to introspect on where we direct our adorations and how, as Catholics, we navigate the vibrant yet potentially distracting world of celebrity and entertainment. Taylor Swift's saga, thus, serves as a backdrop for a deeper exploration of faith, storytelling, and the human quest for connection and meaning. 🎶🙏

Are you “stuck in a rut” in some area of your life? Here’s help. Plus: is the Book of Job historical? And: the Leafs are alive!

Author and professor Dr. Michael Ryall joins Cale to discuss Artificial Intelligence. Does it make us more human or less human? Are we headed for a dystopian future?

Is Taylor Swift compatible with Catholicism? Plus: infinite confusion over “Infinite Dignity”, and The Week That Was. 

Why prayer alone is not enough food for the soul. Plus: listeners give their take on today’s Faith Explained show about mantillas. 

Are Marian miracles grounds for Protestants to consider Catholicism? And: the “sweet truth” of Ferrero Rocher and Our Lady of Lourdes.

On this day in history, Pope Benedict XVI was born, and St Bernadette of Lourdes died. Their Christlike humility and Marian devotion continue to inspire.

Dr. Tim Gray joins Cale to to talk about the Eucharist in Scripture, the mysterious “Todah” sacrifice, and Eucharistic revival though the National Eucharistic Congress. Plus: how Scottie Scheffler achieved a “major” victory in Christ.

American Catholics “got” C.S. Lewis before anyone else did. But, why? Plus: The Week That Was.  The Most Reluctant Convert & The Role of the Imagination in Evangelization https://relevantradio.com/2021/12/the-most-reluctant-convert-the-role-of-the-imagination-in-evangelization-2/

Cale welcomes biographer María Ruiz Scaperlanda and Merry Beggars scriptwriter Judy Zocchi for a conversation about the first American Catholic martyr.  The Shepherd Who Didn't Run: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1612789153/ref=tsm_1_tp_tc

Discover the shocking relationship research from Harvard and the world’s longest study on happiness. Plus: Fore, please! Storylines and predictions as The Masters tees off in Augusta. 

Author and professor Dr. Michael Ryall joins Cale to discuss Artificial Intelligence. Does it make us more human or less human? Are we headed for a dystopian future? 

Guest host Brooke Taylor is joined by her guest Jason Craig, author of Liturgy of the Land to discuss cultivating a Catholic homestead. George Sue-Stephan joins Brooke on the Cale Clarke show to share about the biblical narrative of the annunciation, fascinating excavations, and the history of Nazareth. The Liturgy of the Land: Cultivating a Catholic Homestead https://tanbooks.com/products/books/the-liturgy-of-the-land-cultivating-a-catholic-homestead/

As we prepare for Divine Mercy Sunday, we ask: is God’s forgiveness possible for even the worst of human monsters? Plus: is the upcoming solar eclipse a harbinger of the end of the world?

How can the Risen Jesus help us from giving in to anxiety and worry?

How the Risen Jesus revealed Himself to disciples on the road to Emmaus — and to us today. Plus: we know all about Lenten practices, but how can we live Easter well? 

Why did the Risen Jesus tell Mary Magdalene not to hold on to Him? Plus: Why are Americans more unhappy? And: Clarke on Clark: why is Caitlin so good?

Tammy and Jordan Peterson sit down with Cale for a compelling, in-depth conversation moments after Tammy was received into the Catholic Church this Easter.

What makes Good Friday “good”? Cale examines the crucifixion and death of Jesus through the lenses of history, archaeology, and spirituality.  An Interview with Tammy Peterson  https://relevantradio.com/2023/11/an-interview-with-tammy-peterson-the-cale-clarke-show/ The Truth of the Triduum https://relevantradio.com/2024/03/the-truth-of-the-triduum/ In Fulfillment of the Scriptures https://relevantradio.com/2024/03/in-fulfillment-of-the-scriptures/

What’s the hidden connection between Jesus, the Last Supper foot washing, and the priesthood? Plus: hope springs eternal on Opening Day. 

Discover the mystic Julian of Norwich, and how her visions of the suffering Jesus can encourage you in your trials.  Julian of Norwich https://www.vatican.va/content/benedict-xvi/en/audiences/2010/documents/hf_ben-xvi_aud_20101201.html 8 WAYS TO PUT THE FEAR OF GOD IN YOUR CHILDREN https://catholicgentleman.com/2024/02/8-ways-to-put-the-fear-of-god-in-your-children/

Judas and Peter both betrayed Jesus, but only one was forgiven. Plus: the Andrew Huberman scandal. 

The extravagant gift of Jesus’ sacrifice — and yours. Celebrating Holy Week in the family. And: Big Maple and the Sweet 16.

As we prepare for Palm/Passion Sunday, discover the four fatal flaws in Peter’s life that led him to deny Jesus, so we can learn from his mistakes.

Why Jesus’ opponents tried to stone him to death. And, speaking of “rock”: perhaps only March Madness can bring America together! 10 Commandments for the Scrupulous https://relevantradio.com/2023/11/10-commandments-for-the-scrupulous/

Has there been a lowering of moral standards among the religious and political right? Plus: 6 ways NOT to fight temptation this Lent. 

Did this actually happen? Plus: how God helps us make tough decisions, the TikTok fiasco, and Scottie goes back-to-back. 

Learn how the Mass is biblical, and the Bible is “Mass”-terful”! Plus: (St Patrick’s Day Green) beer before liquor, never sicker? And: The Week That Was. 

As we prepare for St Patrick’s Day, author Mike Aquilina joins Cale to talk about his new book on one of the world’s most popular (and mysterious!) saints.  St. Patrick and His World https://scepterpublishers.org/products/st-patrick-and-his-world?variant=43287061659825

Can we pass our Catholic faith intact to the next generation? Cale tackles this important topic and callers weigh in with their own experiences of being raised Catholic.

Guest host Brooke Taylor is joined by her guest Erin Franco who shares her story of surrender and trust amidst a catastrophic airplane crash, and her husband’s miraculous survival. Law enforcement analyst Jeff Cortese joins the Cale Clarke Show to discuss his book: Public Corruption in the United States. Public Corruption in the United States: Analysis of a Destructive Phenomenon https://www.amazon.com/Public-Corruption-United-States-Evidence-based/dp/1032054115

What are the “7 Signs” of Jesus’ true identity? Plus: 7 tips to be more productive this week; and, the 7 days of The Week That Was.

On International Women’s Day, Cale talks with Dr. Bronwen McShea about her new book, “Women of the Church”, and how the feminine genius impacts Church history.

Cale talks with famed author Mike Aquilina about Saints Perpetua and Felicity, and the witness of women in the Church. 

Jesus on living life inside out. Plus: How do you react to misuse of God’s name? And: OTD, Oreo cookies made their debut!

Monsignor Fred Dolan joins Cale to talk about his journey from Wall Street stockbroker to the Catholic priesthood, and his powerful homily preached in the halls of Harvard. 

Jesus was rejected. You will be, too — and that’s OK. Plus: Caitlin Clark’s Catholicism, and: did Apple just make a gambling app?

Jesus is “the cornerstone”…of what? Plus: how Joseph prefigures Jesus, the dead Apple car, and The Week That Was.

Jesus, the rich man, Lazarus, and the afterlife. Plus: the mind-body-soul connection. And: “cereal killer”: the Kellogg’s CEO’s flaky comments. 

Jordan Peterson offers his diagnosis on why the Church isn’t inspiring modern men and women to take up their cross and follow Christ. Jordan Peterson: Catholic Church Not Challenging People Enough https://catholicvote.org/jordan-peterson-catholic-church-not-challenging-people-enough

Has anyone attempted to belittle your belief by telling you your faith is a “crutch” to cope with life? Find out how to respond.

Why are people turning from organized religions like Catholicism to “spirituality”? And: Is belief in the biblical God just a “crutch” for those hurt by life?

In an episode that sounds straight out of a fantasy novel, The Cale Clarke Show took a deep dive into a viral claim swirling around the internet. The buzz? That Disney, the giant behind Mickey Mouse, supposedly bought the rights to the Bible and began deleting verses willy-nilly. Sounds like a plot twist even Frozen didn't see coming, doesn't it? Here's the scoop: A TikTok user fired up the hype, claiming Disney made a whopping $7.2 billion deal to own the Bible, aiming to produce a Bible series. And then – plot twist – they supposedly axed Matthew 17:21 from the NIV and RSV translations. "This kind of demon does not go out except by prayer and fasting." Vanished! Cale Clarke references independent scholar Dan McClellan to unravel this mystery. The verdict? Total fantasy. The Bible, a timeless classic, is in the public domain, free for all. The real owner? God himself. The copyrights? Those apply to translations, not the text itself. Diving deeper, it turns out this whole saga was sparked by a 2018 satirical article from the Babylon Bee, suggesting Disney planned to release 37 Bible sequels (because who wouldn't want to see "The Christ Awakens"?). Pure satire, folks. But what about that missing verse, Matthew 17:21? It's a matter of scholarly consensus, not Disney's editorial choices. Many translations omit it because, well, it likely wasn't in the original text. So, no, Disney isn't pulling a Thanos on Bible verses. In a twist fit for a Disney movie, the tale of Disney buying the Bible and editing it at will is entirely fictional. It's a reminder in our fast-paced, digital world, where rumors spread faster than the speed of light, to seek the truth.  Catch the whole episode here!

Unlock the power of penance in 4 simple steps. Plus: “The Dynasty”: 3 underdogs become the best in the world. And: The Week That Was.  Litany of reparation https://blog.adw.org/wp-content/uploads/2009/03/litany-of-reparation-and-repentance.pdf From Perfunctory Penitence to Compelling Confession In Four Easy Steps https://blog.adw.org/2024/02/from-perfunctory-penitence-to-compelling-confession-in-four-easy-steps-2/