What Is a Parish?
Hosted by Fr. Mike and Fr. John, this episode—inspired by Matthew Walther’s article “What Is a Parish”—dives into the history of parish life, the rise of parish shopping, and where the future of parish communities may be headed.
Matthew Walther on Conspiracy Theories
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Dead almost six years, Jeffrey Epstein is back in the news. The sordid details of his crimes, and the elaborate conspiracy concerning elites that he may or may not have been a part of, have become a central issue with…
The Case for Techno-Optimism? | Project Cosmos EP:03
In this episode of Project Cosmos, host Johnny Burtka is joined by Ross Douthat, Aaron M. Renn, Michael Miller, Matthew Walther, and Frank Hanna for a profound roundtable on one of the most urgent questions of our time:👉 What does it mean to be a techno-optimist? Can technology serve the common goo…
The Church of Claude (ft. Dan Hitchens)
Further reading:
"Magnifica Humanitas" by Leo XIV
"AI Doesn’t Know What It’s Doing" by Thomas Fowler (First Things)
"The Future of Reading" by Wessie Du Toit (First Things)
"A Boomer, But An Augustinian" by Jacob Phillips (First Things)
"The Pope Should Be Going to War Against A.I. Why …
One Mine Could Shut Down the Strait of Hormuz for Months: Matthew Walther
Matthew Walther is a decorated Special Operations veteran who spent 21 years in Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD), one of the most specialized and high-stakes career fields in the military.
He's seen the full evolution of battlefield threats from the inside.
He also happens to be Director of Manu…
Driving Home the Faith 2026.07.24
Today, Joshua Hren tell us why literature is “more than a matter of taste;” Ken chats with Matthew Walther, editor of “The Lamp;” attorney Phillip Williamson explains a school choice case at the Supreme Court; and much more—plus Paul’s Friday Sports Spotlight, this week the Verso L’Alto Track Club…
The Allure of Vice & Fallen Human Nature: Matthew Walther Part 2
Why is vice often easier to depict and more alluring to discuss than virtue? In the second part of their conversation, Matthew Walther, editor of The Lamp, joins host Dr. Ken Craycraft on Driving Home the Faith to preview an upcoming issue on the Seven Deadly Sins. Walther and Dr. Craycraft reflect…
Fulton Sheen’s Unfashionable Virtue: Matthew Walther Part 1
What is the true lesson of Venerable Fulton Sheen’s life for Catholics today? Matthew Walther, editor of The Lamp and biographer of St. John Henry Newman, joins host Dr. Ken Craycraft on Driving Home the Faith to discuss his Washington Post piece on Fulton Sheen. Walther explains why Sheen's legacy…
Literature, Sin & Human Nature: Matthew Walther on The Lamp’s "Seven Deadly Sins" Issue Part 2
How do great Catholic literature and essayists approach the classic Seven Deadly Sins with nuance, theological clarity, and human feeling? On Driving Home the Faith, host Dr. Ken Craycraft wraps up his monthly conversation with Matthew Walther, contributing opinion writer for The New York Times and…
Assessing a Legacy: Matthew Walther on St. John Paul II Part 1
How should Catholics evaluate the complex legacy, governance, and intellectual contributions of Pope St. John Paul II two decades after his pontificate? On Driving Home the Faith, host Dr. Ken Craycraft is joined by Matthew Walther, contributing opinion writer for The New York Times and editor of T…
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