Friday, March 13, 2026
The Orthodox Pilgrim
Ninian, The Saint of the White Stone [The Raven and the Dove - Ep. 1]
The pilgrims of the Raven and the Dove begin their journey on the path to Whithorn, the legendary home of the Candida Casa, the white stone church of St. Ninian. There they went in search of the first saint of Scotland. “The Raven and the Dove” is a pilgrimage tale spanning Scotland and Northumbria, told by four friends who went in search of the holy people and places on the northern border between the Celtic and the English.
Friday, March 13, 2026
Fr. Thomas Hopko: The Cassette Lectures
Hypocrisy’s Most Dangerous Fruit
November 24, 1996.
Friday, March 13, 2026
The Whole Counsel of God
Numbers 11
Fr. Stephen De Young discusses the entirety of Numbers chapter 11.
Friday, March 13, 2026
The Path to the Academy
W.W.J.R? The Bible of the First Century and Sola Scriptura
In this episode, Doctors Jenkins and Moritz are joined by Dr. William Tighe as they dive into the question of the state of “the Bible” in the time of our Lord, the menagerie that was ancient Judaism, and why we cannot speak about “by scripture alone” without any reference to the place of the Church. This is the first of a series on this topic.
Friday, March 13, 2026
Made to Be a Kingdom
Fasting as the Body of Christ: The Ecclesial Shape of Great Lent
Great Lent is not a private self-improvement program; it is the Church’s shared praxis of becoming the Body of Christ through fasting, prayer, and worship. Fathers Harry and Anthony connect the “cloud of witnesses” (Hebrews 11–12) to Orthodox intercession, icons, and the liturgical convergence of heaven and earth—then press the pastoral point: let Lent actually re-form your habits, especially your relationship to media, noise, and distraction.
Thursday, March 12, 2026
Church Things Explained
Icons
Learn something new about something very old! This episode explores icons--what are they and why are they present in the Orthodox Christian Church? Join us!
Thursday, March 12, 2026
The Great Rood Screen
The Psalter of the Quatrains, Canto I
Dcn. Seraphim introduces us to the Saltair na Rann, the great tenth-century Old Irish poem that retells the whole of salvation history — from the first day of creation to the last judgment — in 150 cantos mirroring the 150 Psalms. Deacon Seraphim reads his own translation of Canto I, the magnificent canticle of creation, in which an anonymous Irish poet synthesizes the Genesis account with the cosmological learning of the early medieval world to sing the making of heaven and earth, the separation of the elements, and the glory of the God who fashioned all things from nothing.
Thursday, March 12, 2026
Light Through the Past
The Faith of the Orthodox, the Faith of Blachernae
This episode Dr. Jenkins finishes looking at the tumultuous 25 years that followed the retaking of Constantinople, examining the Council of Blachernae’s decision on how the Spirit proceeds “through the Son," and what this entails for the Nicene doctrine of the Trinity.
Thursday, March 12, 2026
Doxacast Remix
“Are There No True Knights Among You?” - Honor and Goodness in A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms
George R.R. Martin’s reputation does not often include serving up tales of honor, goodness, and chivalry, yet his personal favorite work is his series of Dunk & Egg novellas, following the adventures of an un-ironically good hedge knight and his young squire about a century before Game of Thrones starts. Amy Browning-Dill and Fr. David Subu join host Cindy Collins Smith to discuss the memorable characters, themes, and twists in season 1 of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms - a fairly faithful rendering of Martin’s first Dunk & Egg novella. Was Ser Duncan’s master, Ser Arlan of Pennytree, a drunk or a bit of a holy fool? Is Aerion Brightflame pure evil or an example of a man consumed by his passions? And why did the greatest knight in the Realm stand with an unproven hedge knight in mortal combat?
Wednesday, March 11, 2026
Live with the Louhs
Evil: Delighting in Good, Not Harm
Join the Louhs as they continue their relationship series on 1 Corinthians 13, featuring biblical insight, psychological understanding & patristic guidance. This show will discuss what love refuses to enjoy.