# Morally Fraught
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The Maltese Falcon – Dashiell Hammett’s Classic Noir Mystery
⭐ Catholic Star-Rated Critique (4.1 / 5 Stars) The Maltese Falcon remains a landmark of American detective fiction—morally gritty, sharply written, and driven by themes of greed, betrayal, and the search for truth in a corrupted world.From a Catholic perspective, the novel presents fallen human nat…
How Big Tech Has Sold Us Out
The internet was originally seen as a tool of progress and innovation, but the reality has turned out to be economically, politically, and morally fraught. The question isn’t whether technology is good or bad. It’s who it serves, who it harms, and who profits. Our dependence hasn’t just created bet…
Episode 925: Air Bud Meets Karate Kid Meets the Secret Life of Walter Mitty
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Jordan Stokes and Pete Fenzel slam the revolving door on the life and works of Chuck Norris, the six-time world karate champion who became a legend, again, for completely different things. They track his trademark emotional self-possession…
Should Catholics be vegetarians? (Also, should Nancy Pelosi have been denied Communion?)
If we are what we eat, how could our consumption habits not be morally fraught? This week’s guest, Robert Cruz, believes they are, and he wants Catholics to be more intentional about what goes on their dinner plates. Working in the meat department of his local grocery store opened Robert’s eyes to …
YOU DECIDE: The Civil War - About States' Rights or Slavery?
YOU DECIDE SERIES: Was the Civil War caused by the abstract principle of states' rights, the idea that each state should govern itself without federal interference? Or was it caused by the institution of slavery, the morally fraught and economically central system of forced labor in the South? Sece…
‘Dirty Work’ with Eyal Press
Note: Some listeners may find the sensitive content discussed in this episode disturbing. Who is complicit in some of society’s dirtiest work? If you grill a steak, someone somewhere had to butcher the cow under brutal working conditions. Our twenty year war on terror has been fought much the same…
552: Who Owns Culture?
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Fashion designers, musicians, and Halloween costume wearers have been accused of engaging in cultural appropriation. In some cases, the alleged appropriator is quick to apologize; in others, they defend their actions as a way of apprec…
MUP Ep 277 – Horror Where You’re At
This episode, Keepers Murph & Bridgett riff on single location horror scenario ideas!
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Episode 103: The Glib Left-Punching of "Purity Politics" Discourse
"Obama Warns Against 'Purity Tests' In Democratic Primary," Spectrum News reports. "Spare Me the Purity Racket," Maureen Dowd opines in The New York Times. "'Purity Tests' Divide Democrats," US News & World Report announces. "Political purity tests are for losers," bellows The Hill. We hear it all …
Morally Fraught
In the wake of a heartbreaking tragedy caused by a drunk driver, Stephen reflects on the quiet but profound moral choices woven into everyday life. While many of life's deepest sorrows come from circumstances beyond our control, others begin with seemingly ordinary decisions that carry enormous con…
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