Patrick opens with stories from listeners in the trades, questioning if hands-on jobs like garbage collection and machining could outlast the AI boom, all while sprinkling in sharp humor about robot insurance and future-proof careers. He tackles Catholic faith topics head-on, from unpacking the nature of God’s love, to candidly weighing the pros and cons of attending Society of St. Pius X Masses, laying out the deep tensions between tradition and Church unity. In a personal turn, Patrick reflects on raising eleven children, offering raw, practical encouragement about family life and sacrifice, before fielding questions both philosophical and delightfully mundane.

• Jorge – A.I. will not be taking the garbage jobs (00:41)
• Rosie - What do you think about the Neo Catechumenal Way? (02:30)
• Email – Are there any good Star Trek series anymore? (04:05)
• Brother John - I don't think God loves us unconditionally, I think there are conditions for God's love. (06:00)
• Stuart - I teach Tai Chi and there is nothing wrong with it. There is no spiritual aspect to it. There are branches that are more spiritual but don't have to be. (10:39)
• Ken - I am a machinist and wanted to talk about working in a trade. The threat in my field is 3D printing. (17:39)
• Theresa - Are we allowed to go to the SSPX mass? (23:28)
• Richard - You still need human beings to fix AI. (35:08)
• Thomas - How did you and Nancy parent so many children? (39:29)
• Matt - Does God love everyone equally or does he love some more than others? (48:32)