AXIA HOME LOANS

10/27/2017

How entrepreneur Gellert Dornay grew his successful home loan company, Axia Homes; Catholic University’s Max Torres explains how to apply catholic social teaching to the business world; how to save money, and more. Hosted by Jay Richards.

ELECTRIC MIRROR

10/20/2017

A business profile on the Mischel Family and their business Electric Mirror; The Catholic University of America’s Anthony Cannizzaro and Max Torres talk about modern Christian businesses; communism and the early church, and more. Hosted by Jay Richards.

MONA ELECTRICS

10/13/2017

A profile on Vincent “Cap” Mona, a businessman who founded Mona Electrics: the USA’s largest provider of electrical services; Catholic University’s Bob Keith discusses enterprises in blue-collar work; defining charity, and more. Hosted by Jay Richards.

MARIAN CASKETS

10/6/2017

How Marcus and Kelly Daly’s Saint John Paul II inspired business, Marian Caskets, provides Casket Catechesis; Assistant Professor Anthony Cannizzaro discusses skilled trades; how machines impact manual labor’s future, and more. Hosted by Jay Richards.

MICHAEL NOVAK, PT. 2

9/29/2017

Jay Richards continues his look into the life and ideas of the late Michael Novak, exploring some of his best-known publications and listening as family, friends, and colleagues share their memories of the influential Catholic philosopher. Part 2.

MICHAEL NOVAK, PT. 1

9/22/2017

Jay Richards delves into the life and ideas of the late Michael Novak, an American Catholic philosopher, journalist, novelist, and former seminarian who distinguished himself as one of Catholicism's brightest lights in the 1960s. Part 1.

EMERITUS, THE WINE GROUP

5/15/2017

Jay Richards looks into the life and business of Arthur A. Ciocca, who turned a fledgling wine company into the largest wine brand in the world, and then speaks with the Director of the Ciocca Center for Principled Entrepreneurship, Andreas Widmer.

MCDONALDS

3/13/2017

Host Jay Richards learns how businessman John Abbate integrated his work as a McDonald's franchise owner with his Catholic faith and interviews Sam Gregg of the Acton Institute on minimum wage laws and the Church's teaching on a just wage.