College Conversion 

Calling to the Deaconate 

Break 

Cycling stories 

Samaritan Cycling 

Following the Progress 

Weekend Replay: Tim sits down with Deacon Dan Cook to talk about his conversion to Catholicism, his call to the diaconate, and the unlikely role cycling has played throughout his life. Dan also shares some of his wildest stories on two wheels and explains how Samaritan Cycling is taking that mission coast to coast to raise support for people experiencing homelessness.

Resources: 

https://teamsamaritan.org/samaritan-cycling-usa/ 

Weekend Replay: Tim sits down with Deacon Dan Cook to talk about his conversion to Catholicism, his call to the diaconate, and the unlikely role cycling has played throughout his life. Dan also shares some of his wildest stories on two wheels and explains how Samaritan Cycling is taking that mission coast to coast to raise support for people experiencing homelessness.
Resources:&nbsp;
<a href="https://teamsamaritan.org/samaritan-cycling-usa/">https://teamsamaritan.org/samaritan-cycling-usa/</a>&nbsp;

The Tim Glemkowski Show explores what it means to live the Catholic Faith in the real world today. Hosted by Tim Glemkowski, an influential Catholic leader in evangelization, this live and interactive program features listener call-ins, engaging topics, and special guests. As a husband and father of four, Tim brings a relatable perspective while offering practical insights for Catholics to thrive in the modern world.

The Tim Glemkowski Show explores what it means to live the Catholic Faith in the real world today. Hosted by Tim Glemkowski, an influential Catholic leader in evangelization, this live and interactive program features listener call-ins, engaging topics, and special guests. As a husband and father of four, Tim brings a relatable perspective while offering practical insights for Catholics to thrive in the modern world.

The Tim Glemkowski Show

Weekend Replay:  2,900 Miles for a Mission (Deacon Dan Cook) 

Reflecting on the last 6 months

Marriage Readings

For the final At the Kitchen Table, Tim and Maggie look back on Tim’s time at Relevant Radio, including the topics he wishes he had covered and the guests he still hoped to interview. They also share the Scripture readings from their wedding and reflect on why those passages have mattered in their marriage.

For the final At the Kitchen Table, Tim and Maggie look back on Tim&rsquo;s time at Relevant Radio, including the topics he wishes he had covered and the guests he still hoped to interview. They also share the Scripture readings from their wedding and reflect on why those passages have mattered in their marriage.

At the Kitchen Table: For the Last Time 

Our nation is built on life   

Cultural markers of change  

Isolation's effects on life  

4 things we can do 

Dr. Brad Birzer, professor of history at Hillsdale College, joins Tim for a third and final time to ask what happens when a culture loses its commitment to the dignity of human life. They look at the cultural changes and growing isolation behind that shift, then offer practical ways Catholics can help rebuild a culture that values life.

Resources: 

https://bradbirzer.com/ 

https://www.hillsdale.edu/faculty/bradley-birzer/ 

Dr. Brad Birzer, professor of history at Hillsdale College, joins Tim for a third and final time to ask what happens when a culture loses its commitment to the dignity of human life. They look at the cultural changes and growing isolation behind that shift, then offer practical ways Catholics can help rebuild a culture that values life.
Resources:&nbsp;
<a href="https://bradbirzer.com/">https://bradbirzer.com/</a>&nbsp;
<a href="https://www.hillsdale.edu/faculty/bradley-birzer/">https://www.hillsdale.edu/faculty/bradley-birzer/</a>&nbsp;

Looking to History for a Culture of Life (Dr. Bradley Birzer)

A new interest in culture 

 Beauty affects the Human Spirit

Is there hope for suburbs?

Who can start the change?

Architect and professor Duncan Stroik joins Tim to explore how the beauty of our buildings and common spaces shapes the culture around us. They ask what modern architecture has lost and whether recovering beauty, tradition, and a sense of the sacred can help renew our neighborhoods and communities.

Resources: 

https://www.stroik.com/ 

https://architecture.nd.edu/about/directory/duncan-stroik/ 

Architect and professor Duncan Stroik joins Tim to explore how the beauty of our buildings and common spaces shapes the culture around us. They ask what modern architecture has lost and whether recovering beauty, tradition, and a sense of the sacred can help renew our neighborhoods and communities.
Resources:&nbsp;
<a href="https://www.stroik.com/">https://www.stroik.com/</a>&nbsp;
<a href="https://architecture.nd.edu/about/directory/duncan-stroik/">https://architecture.nd.edu/about/directory/duncan-stroik/</a>&nbsp;

Weekend Replay: 2,900 Miles for a Mission (Deacon Dan Cook)

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