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Alex & Maddie sit down again with Adam Storey, Diocesan Director of Marriage & Family Life, to discuss what exactly annulments are, some myths about them, and some tips for preparing for marriage beforehand.

Alex & Maddie got to chat about the subject of Sony Picture's upcoming film "Father Stu" with two people who have come to know the man himself very well: Father Bart Tolleson, from the Diocese of Helena and a close friend of Father Stu's, and Mark Wahlberg, who portrayed him in the film.

Alex and Maddie chat with Msgr Larry Beeson, a priest of the Diocese who was able to attend the first three sessions of Vatican II. Msgr Beeson reflects on his life as a priest, his experiences at the Council, and his thoughts on its implementation over the last 60 years.

Buckle your seatbelts for everyone's favorite hot topic: Vatican II! OK actually this episode is pretty tame, as Fr PJ shows us the ins and outs behind all the Vatican II questions (or at least some of them).

Alex and Maddie chat with Dr Kevin Kilcawley, a psychologist serving the Des Moines metro, about how his faith affects his work, the interplay between embracing and accepting suffering, working with teens and those suffering from various addictions, and more!

Alex and Maddie sit down with Katie Patrizio to talk all things Eucharist: from the Garden of Eden, through the Binding of Isaac, the Last Supper, the Resurrection--seriously, all things Eucharist. Enjoy!

Alex and Maddie chat with Bishop Joensen on the role and teachings of the Church at the end of our lives.

Continuing season 3's run of spooky season episodes, we've got one with Fr. PJ McManus on one of Netflix's new shows: Midnight Mass.

Alex and Maddie chat with Fr. Dave Fleming about all things supernatural in the midst of spooky season.

Season 3 is finally underway! Dr. Bud Marr joins for a conversation with Alex and Maddie about Tradition, conscience, and St John Henry Newman.

Mark Schmidt, Coordinator of Racial Justice Programming for the Diocese of Des Moines, joins Justin and Maddie to discuss what racial justice is, why it's needed, and how it is an integral part of Catholic Social Teaching as a whole.

Deacon Mark Campbell talks to Maddie and Justin just a few months after the sudden death of his father about the process of giving our suffering to Christ.