Matthew Lamb - The Time Athletes Don’t Realise They’re Wasting
When you’re young and chasing the dream, you don’t think about the end. You’re focused on selection, contracts, and performing next week.
But at some point, every athlete faces the same reality: the career ends far sooner than expected.
In this episode of Athlete to Athlete: Lessons for Life Be…
Why Modern Christians Need the Eucharist – Prof. Michael Dauphinais
Prof. Michael Dauphinais contends that modern Christians, formed by empiricism, individualism, and a this‑worldly hope that easily turns to despair, especially need the Eucharist because it is the concrete, sacramental way Christ draws us into the Trinitarian communion for which we were created, ma…
1855 - "Gooder"
No Agenda Episode 1855 - "Gooder"
"Gooder"
Executive Producers:
Dame Kathryn cryptogranny of Bangkok
Matthew Lamb
a vaulable accountant indeed
Ron Camcho
Associate Executive Producers:
Colleen Westerhouse
christopher Graves
Gert Lankhaar
Lu, Duchess of Jobs and writer of winning ré…
Divine Mercy or Divine Justice?
This weekend is Divine Mercy Sunday. We believe in a God who is all-Merciful, but is also perfectly Just. Do these qualities contradict each other? Michael Dauphinais is our guest.
Guest Info
Dr. Michael Dauphinais serves as the Fr. Matthew Lamb Professor of Catholic Theology and the co-director of…
Why We Love The Great Divorce
Today on the podcast, Rachael sits down with theologian, podcast host, and Magdala board member, Dr. Michael Dauphinais, to discuss The Great Divorce by C.S. Lewis. They talk about the healing imagery within this great work, the story of the red lizard and the white horse, and what we can learn ab…
Why Stories Matter for Transmitting the Faith – Prof. Michael Dauphinais
Prof. Michael Dauphinais argues that stories are not just useful for faith—they are how human beings understand reality, and the Christian story of creation, redemption, and resurrection is the true narrative that reorders the imagination.
This lecture was given on March 27th, 2026, at Florida Sta…
Ambition, Rage, Gothic Hunger: New Novels from Min Jin Lee, Louise Kennedy and Catherine Chidgey
In American Hagwon, the bestselling author of Pachinko, Min Jin Lee, explores family, education, ambition and the long shadow of economic upheaval, set between Seoul, Sydney and California. Louise Kennedy's Stations offers a tough and deeply felt Irish family story, while Catherine Chidgey's The St…
Matthew Lamb Stops By to Talk About Going For 2: October 21st Hour 4 Seg 3 LIVE from Marcus Village Pointe Theater
Nick and Grant chat with Matthew Lamb, star of Going for 2.
"Going for Two" Stars Matthew and Cora
Meet Matthew Lamb and Cora Craver, who star in this coming-of-age film set against the backdrop of what was ALMOST Nebraska's national championship season of 1983.
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