White Collars
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Podcast Overview
<p>A priest in a cassock. A businessman in a blazer. One altar, one airport lounge. Join Fr. Colin B. Lomnitzer and Charles W. Busch as they navigate faith, philosophy, politics, business, and the occasional diplomatic faux pas—with sharp wit, sincere conviction, and just enough incense to set off the smoke alarm. Regular episodes featuring bold ideas, good conversation, and very little small talk.</p>
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1/15/2026
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Recent Episodes
July 17, 2026
He Visited All 94 U.S. Basilicas… Here's What He Learned
From America's Basilicas to the Future of Digital Evangelization, White Collars welcomes Grady Connolly What makes a church a basilica? Why are these sacred places so important to the Catholic faith? And how can beauty, pilgrimage, and even social media help bring people closer to Christ? In this episode, we're joined by Grady Connolly to discuss his new book, Basilicas: A Pilgrim's Guide to America's Most Remarkable Catholic Churches. After spending four years visiting all 94 Catholic basilicas in the United States (plus the four major papal basilicas in Rome), Grady shares incredible stories from the road, explains what makes a basilica unique, and encourages Catholics to rediscover pilgrimage in America. We also dive into a fascinating conversation about: The history and purpose of Catholic basilicas Hidden gems and unforgettable pilgrimage experiences The difference between a cathedral and a basilica The process of writing and publishing a major Catholic book The challenges of evangelizing in the age of social media and AI Why beauty, sacred architecture, music, and storytelling remain powerful tools for sharing the Gospel The future of Catholic creators and digital evangelization Whether you're planning your next pilgrimage, interested in Church history, or passionate about bringing the faith into today's culture, this conversation is packed with insight and inspiration. 📖 Pre-order Grady's book: Basilicas: A Pilgrim's Guide to America's Most Remarkable Catholic Churches at www.basilicas.com📲 Follow Grady Connolly: Instagram: @thegradyconnolly
July 10, 2026
John Maynard Keynes & More
Can government spending really stimulate the economy? How much regulation is too much? And what exactly is the difference between Keynesian and Friedman economics? In this episode of White Collars, we explore the economic philosophies of John Maynard Keynes and Milton Friedman, breaking down topics like interest rates, inflation, banking, government intervention, regulations, and school choice. Along the way, we ask how economic policy shapes everyday life and whether there's a sensible middle ground between competing ideas. Whether you're an economics enthusiast or just trying to understand the headlines, this conversation offers an approachable look at some of the biggest questions in modern economics, with plenty of humor and along the way. Like, subscribe, and join the conversation. New episodes every week!#WhiteCollars #Economics #Podcast
July 3, 2026
The Truth About Freedom
As America celebrates the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, we take a deeper look at one of the most influential documents in history.What did the Founding Fathers really mean by "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness"? Where do our rights come from? God or government? And how should Catholics understand freedom, natural rights, and the American experiment?In this episode, we explore the philosophy of John Locke, the influence of natural law, the Declaration of Independence, and the relationship between Catholic social teaching and the founding principles of the United States. We also discuss the Constitution, the Founding Fathers, private property, the common good, and why the debate over freedom remains just as important today as it was in 1776. Whether you're interested in American history, political philosophy, Catholic theology, or the principles behind the Declaration of Independence, this conversation offers historical context, thoughtful discussion, and practical insights into one of the defining ideas of Western civilization.Topics include:• The Declaration of Independence explained• John Locke and natural rights• Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness• Rights, duties, and the common good• Catholic social teaching on freedom• The Constitution and the American Founding• Faith and politics• America at 250If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to subscribe for more conversations on Catholicism, history, philosophy, culture, and the ideas that continue to shape our world.
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- What is White Collars?
<p>A priest in a cassock. A businessman in a blazer. One altar, one airport lounge. Join Fr. Colin B. Lomnitzer and Charles W. Busch as they navigate faith, philosophy, politics, business, and the occasional diplomatic faux pas—with sharp wit, sincere conviction, and just enough incense to set off the smoke alarm. Regular episodes featuring bold ideas, good conversation, and very little small talk.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
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