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In this exclusive interview, Jonathan Roumie shares about his upbringing, actor influencers, how turning his career over to Christ was the turning point in his career.

More and more Catholic schools are talking about “integrating” Catholicism across the curriculum. What does that really mean? And why should teachers, parents, and students alike be excited about it? Dr. Brett Salkeld answers these and many other questions on this enthralling podcast.

Benedictine College President Steve Minnis says college is not a four-year, but rather, a forty-year decision. Listen in as he shares invaluable insights about how to choose a college and why that choice makes a lifetime of difference.

Join Ann Arbor Dominican foundresses Mother Assumpta and Sr. Joseph Andrew as they explain how being a witness to Christ is the true backbone of Catholic education and what makes  religious sisters paramount for maintaining thriving Catholic schools.

Dr. Peter Kilpatrick explains what makes a Catholic education distinctive and explains the art of weaving all things curricular and co-curricular into one.

Cell phone bans abound--- what gives? Should schools have the right to do this? Aren’t we overacting? What’s all the hype about? Join Dr. Sax and his teenage daughter, Sarah, as they weigh in on this brewing issue of the day.

Few girls seem to be immune today from the cruel and unusual treatment skyrocketing among their peer group. Licensed therapist Cara Morales walks us through what she believes to be at the heart of “Mean Girl Syndrome” and what we can do about it.

Guest Dr. Leonard Sax explains why parents need to “take the lead in teaching kids what’s right and wrong” and how to do it. Hear his take on what it means for parents to be the primary educators of their children.

Is life’s training complete at high school graduation? Are 18-year-old graduates really ready to take on the world? Find out what UD President JJ Sanford has to say about the necessity of a formative college experience.