Audio: Trans is losing argument so feels unsaf

Audio: Detransitioner Chloe Cole laments her a

Audio: Trans Black Woman part 1

Break

Betty - What are your morning devotions?

Deb - It is totally okay to be a tomboy, but

Patrick brings listeners into raw exchanges on gender identity and the trans movement, confronting cultural pressures, contested language, and emotional tactics head on. Voices of both regret emerge, with Chloe Cole’s story cutting through the noise, while callers offer memories and confusion from their own lives, sometimes blunt, sometimes hesitant, and never scripted. Urgency crackles beneath the conversations as Patrick centers truth, faith, and the pain caused by misinformation, inviting hard questions and honest reflection.

 
Audio: Trans is losing argument so feels unsafe and walks out -https://x.com/JP__75/status/2089113725101904177/video/1?s=46 (03:25)
Audio: Detransitioner Chloe Cole laments her attempt to change her sex - https://x.com/scarlett4kids/status/2062736566150410608 (06:36)
Audio: Trans Black Woman part 1 –https://x.com/KristenMeghan/status/2088106836016652503?s=20 (21:51)
Betty – What are your morning devotions? (33:00)
Deb – It is totally okay to be a tomboy, but to still be true to yourself as a woman. (44:19)

Patrick brings listeners into raw exchanges on gender identity and the trans movement, confronting cultural pressures, contested language, and emotional tactics head on. Voices of both regret emerge, with Chloe Cole&rsquo;s story cutting through the noise, while callers offer memories and confusion from their own lives, sometimes blunt, sometimes hesitant, and never scripted. Urgency crackles beneath the conversations as Patrick centers truth, faith, and the pain caused by misinformation, inviting hard questions and honest reflection.
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<li>Audio: Trans is losing argument so feels unsafe and walks out -<a href="https://x.com/JP__75/status/2089113725101904177/video/1?s=46">https://x.com/JP__75/status/2089113725101904177/video/1?s=46</a> (03:25)</li>
<li>Audio: Detransitioner Chloe Cole laments her attempt to change her sex - <a href="https://x.com/scarlett4kids/status/2062736566150410608">https://x.com/scarlett4kids/status/2062736566150410608</a>&nbsp;(06:36)</li>
<li>Audio: Trans Black Woman part 1 &ndash;<a href="https://x.com/KristenMeghan/status/2088106836016652503?s=20">https://x.com/KristenMeghan/status/2088106836016652503?s=20</a> (21:51)</li>
<li>Betty &ndash; What are your morning devotions? (33:00)</li>
<li>Deb &ndash; It is totally okay to be a tomboy, but to still be true to yourself as a woman. (44:19)</li>
</ul>

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The Patrick Madrid Show: August 18, 2026 - Hour 2

Audio: The problem with screen learning 

David - Did God command anyone to rape someone

Audio: Why many people don't like to read bo

Mike - I developed a serious illness. It has a

Pete - When things start happening one thing a

Vicki - Candid Camera 

Patrick zeroes in on screens and smartphones disrupting both learning and real connection. The hour lands on blunt warnings about technology’s grip on cognition and attention, pulling listeners through expert testimony, lost reading habits, spiritual reflections, and the quirks of daily social encounters. Phones buzz, digital distractions tempt, but Patrick refuses to let distraction have the last word.

 
Audio: The problem with screen learning –https://x.com/one_hardTruth/status/2089005510846709900/video/1?s=46 (02:45)
David - Did God command anyone to rape someone else in the Bible? Are the chemical methods of birth control just like committing abortion? (12:45)
Audio: Why many people don’t like to read books with David Foster Wallace (from 2003 but still true today) - https://x.com/AlexAndBooks_/status/2045864534192115717?s=46 (17:22)
Mike - I developed a serious illness. It has affected my abdomen. I lost 25lbs and my voice has gotten strained due to diaphragm function. I'm 67 and semi-retired. I wonder when I should stop going out in public for meetings like Knights of Columbus for example. (27:30)
Pete - When things start happening one thing after the other it is more than a coincidence. Goes into other areas of life as well. Could be the devil. (30:06)
Vicki – Candid Camera (42:28)

Patrick zeroes in on screens and smartphones disrupting both learning and real connection. The hour lands on blunt warnings about technology&rsquo;s grip on cognition and attention, pulling listeners through expert testimony, lost reading habits, spiritual reflections, and the quirks of daily social encounters. Phones buzz, digital distractions tempt, but Patrick refuses to let distraction have the last word.
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<ul>
<li>Audio: The problem with screen learning &ndash;<a href="https://x.com/one_hardTruth/status/2089005510846709900/video/1?s=46">https://x.com/one_hardTruth/status/2089005510846709900/video/1?s=46</a> (02:45)</li>
<li>David - Did God command anyone to rape someone else in the Bible? Are the chemical methods of birth control just like committing abortion? (12:45)</li>
<li>Audio: Why many people don&rsquo;t like to read books with David Foster Wallace (from 2003 but still true today) - <a href="https://x.com/AlexAndBooks_/status/2045864534192115717?s=46">https://x.com/AlexAndBooks_/status/2045864534192115717?s=46</a> (17:22)</li>
<li>Mike - I developed a serious illness. It has affected my abdomen. I lost 25lbs and my voice has gotten strained due to diaphragm function. I'm 67 and semi-retired. I wonder when I should stop going out in public for meetings like Knights of Columbus for example. (27:30)</li>
<li>Pete - When things start happening one thing after the other it is more than a coincidence. Goes into other areas of life as well. Could be the devil. (30:06)</li>
<li>Vicki &ndash; Candid Camera (42:28)</li>
</ul>

The Patrick Madrid Show: August 18, 2026 - Hour 1

George - What are the steps to formally reques

Genaro - My 17-year-old son keeps running away

Joe - Regarding the intellectual formation o

Allison (email) - I have had short hair most o

Audio: Trans Black Woman part 2 

Patrick offers heartfelt advice to those asking about spiritual warfare, family struggles, and Catholic seminary formation. He mixes practical steps with genuine encouragement, from addressing requests for exorcism to reflecting on the challenges teens face today, and how faith and perseverance make a difference. Humor finds its place among earnest stories, as Patrick weaves generosity, prayer, and resilience into each moment.

 
George - What are the steps to formally requesting an exorcist in local diocese? (01:21)
Genaro - My 17-year-old son keeps running away. He is hanging out with girls who think they are witches. How can we help our son? He is trying to move out. (04:32)
Joe – Regarding the intellectual formation of seminarians, if there is laxity in that area, should I do something about it—and if so, what? (15:55)
Allison (email) - I have had short hair most of my life, and it has nothing to do with my gender. I do it because it's easy. I have always gotten a gazillion compliments on my hair and people tell me I look very feminine with my haircut.  (39:45)
Audio: Trans Black Woman part 2 - https://x.com/kristenmeghan/status/2088346001601859641  (43:03)

Patrick offers heartfelt advice to those asking about spiritual warfare, family struggles, and Catholic seminary formation. He mixes practical steps with genuine encouragement, from addressing requests for exorcism to reflecting on the challenges teens face today, and how faith and perseverance make a difference. Humor finds its place among earnest stories, as Patrick weaves generosity, prayer, and resilience into each moment.
&nbsp;
<ul>
<li>George - What are the steps to formally requesting an exorcist in local diocese? (01:21)</li>
<li>Genaro - My 17-year-old son keeps running away. He is hanging out with girls who think they are witches. How can we help our son? He is trying to move out. (04:32)</li>
<li>Joe &ndash; Regarding the intellectual formation of seminarians, if there is laxity in that area, should I do something about it&mdash;and if so, what? (15:55)</li>
<li>Allison (email) - I have had short hair most of my life, and it has nothing to do with my gender. I do it because it's easy. I have always gotten a gazillion compliments on my hair and people tell me I look very feminine with my haircut. &nbsp;(39:45)</li>
<li>Audio: Trans Black Woman part 2 - <a href="https://x.com/kristenmeghan/status/2088346001601859641?s=46&amp;t=m_l2itwnFvka2DG8_72nHQ">https://x.com/kristenmeghan/status/2088346001601859641</a>&nbsp; (43:03)</li>
</ul>

The Patrick Madrid Show: August 18, 2026 - Hour 3

Break 

Patrick welcomes listeners with raw accounts of faith found and sometimes lost, the sting of family tension over life choices, and the small yet powerful traditions that bind parents and children during rites of passage. He moves between heartfelt confessions and conversations with practical tips for speaking hard truths without letting go of love, even when differences seem insurmountable. Calls pour in, stories unfold, tears mix with laughter, and the spirit of generosity pulses as pledges come in for Relevant Radio’s mission.

 
Audio: For incoming freshmen at Bishop Kelley High School in Tulsa - give their mothers a goodbye kiss - https://x.com/CBSSunday/status/2089002121408455075/video/1?s=46
Greg - Adult daughter is living with another woman. How can we approach and handle that when she complains that we don't respect her partner?
Martin – We need to be shining lights for the kids
Allen - You are indicating that there are only two genders but there are actually three
Vivian (7-years-old) - Does your soul turn black if you commit sins?
Greg - Tried to talk with gentlemen who had sign 'Pastors for Planned Parenthood'. What is the best way to approach these people?

Patrick welcomes listeners with raw accounts of faith found and sometimes lost, the sting of family tension over life choices, and the small yet powerful traditions that bind parents and children during rites of passage. He moves between heartfelt confessions and conversations with practical tips for speaking hard truths without letting go of love, even when differences seem insurmountable. Calls pour in, stories unfold, tears mix with laughter, and the spirit of generosity pulses as pledges come in for Relevant Radio&rsquo;s mission.
&nbsp;
<ul>
<li>Audio: For incoming freshmen at Bishop Kelley High School in Tulsa - give their mothers a goodbye kiss - <a href="https://x.com/CBSSunday/status/2089002121408455075/video/1?s=46">https://x.com/CBSSunday/status/2089002121408455075/video/1?s=46</a></li>
<li>Greg - Adult daughter is living with another woman. How can we approach and handle that when she complains that we don't respect her partner?</li>
<li>Martin &ndash; We need to be shining lights for the kids</li>
<li>Allen - You are indicating that there are only two genders but there are actually three</li>
<li>Vivian (7-years-old) - Does your soul turn black if you commit sins?</li>
<li>Greg - Tried to talk with gentlemen who had sign 'Pastors for Planned Parenthood'. What is the best way to approach these people?</li>
</ul>

The Patrick Madrid Show: August 18, 2026 - Hour 2

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