The Counsel of Trent

In this episode Trent responds to a recent article from Fr. Thomas Reese called “Religious conservatives have lost LGBTQ rights battle. It’s time to surrender.” Trent shows why this is a bad option and gives us cause for hope (along with a healthy dose of pop culture references along the way).

In this episode Trent sits down with Tim Ryland, editor of Catholic answers magazine, and Todd Aglialoro, director of publishing, to learn more about Catholic Answers press and how Christians can use the written word to evangelize a digital age.

Want to live on the land? In this episode Trent sits down with his wife’s sister and brother-in-law to talk about raising kids, chickens, and cows!

In this episode Trent shares an excerpt of his latest rebuttal video. This time he takes on Servus Christ’s video The Catholic Church: Masterpiece of Deception.

In this episode Trent critically examines the Supreme Court’s recent decision on LGBT issues and asks why historical figures like Margaret Sanger are immune to “cancel culture.” Trent also helps us avoid using weak arguments against Sanger’s work and reveals the dirty truth about her eugenic mission.

In this free-for-all-Friday Trent explores the medieval folklore surrounding “changelings” as well as two real missing-persons cases from the early 20th century that have “changeling” elements to them.

In this clip from Trent’s appearance on Pints with Aquinas Trent breaks down some elements of his socialism debate with Sam Rocha.

In this episode Trent reflects on the growing discourse surrounding “police abolition” and looks at what reason and scripture tell us about the need for law enforcement.

In this debate Trent affirms the resolution “No one can be at the same time a good Catholic and a true socialist” against prof. Sam Rocha.

Trent watches a lot of Pixar movies with his kids and so in this episode you’ll hear his thoughts on the hidden themes in these movies and the questions that come up on your 100th viewing of these films!

Karlo just finished his new book on purgatory and so he and Trent sit down to discuss a doctrine that even Catholics sometimes misunderstand.

In this episode Trent examines objections to the Faith made by former Christian artists like Marty Sampson of Hillsong and, more recently, Jonathan Steingard of Hawk Nelson.

Following the violent demonstrations that have happened in the past week, Trent reveals the tools and tactics authorities use to diffuse dangerous riots. P.S. I am planning to do another episode on "How to stop police brutality" in the near future.

In this episode Trent discussed the death of George Floyd as well as the protests and violence that have broken out in several major cities as a result. He also talks about how we as should keep the Gospel at the center of our response to racism, police brutality, and other unjustifiable violence.

From psychics to fraudulent faith healers to fake kung fu masters, Trent reveals how these hucksters were exposed.