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A New Podcast! If This be Magic
Hello Born of Wonder listeners! A little note for you on this feed that I've started a NEW podcast - If This Be Magic. You can find it wherever you download your podcasts. I hope you'll tune…
S8:9 EP116: An Ending
The final episode! 116 episodes, 76k+ downloads, and we’re calling it a day. Thank you sincerely so much to everyone who has listened, written in, and shared this podcast over the years. I'll…
S8:8 EP115: Haley Stewart on Honoring Women's Experiences and Exploring The Catholic Imagination
On this podcast episode Katie and Haley discuss her two new books, focusing in particular on the Catholic Imagination (what exactly is that?), the sacramental reality of the world, and how reading a…
S8:7 EP114: Creative Niches, The Joy of Research, + Celebrating Women's Lives: Interview with Ann Kennedy Smith
Ann Kennedy Smith takes seriously the old saying “behind every great man is a great woman,” bringing to light the complicated, illuminating, fascinating stories of women who made their mark and maybe…
S8:6 EP113: Not A Hillbilly Nihilist; A Hillbilly Thomist: Interview with Fr. Justin Bolger, O.P.
The Hillbilly Thomists are a band of friars of the Order of Preachers (Dominicans). After playing music together for several years, they released their debut album (The Hillbilly Thomists) in 2017,…
S8:5 EP112: Behind-the-Scenes at The Library of Congress
Katie recently visited The Library of Congress for the first time. Her guide was a dear friend, Joanna Colclough - a reference librarian specializing in newspapers and current periodicals at the…
S8:4 EP111: The Analog Family - Interview with Katherine Johnson Martinko
“Analog” technology (things like clocks, dimmer switches, speakers, microphones, walkie-talkies, thermometers, etc.) are directly related to the function which they are performing. They are, in other…
S8:3 EP110: Discernment, Creativity in Mothering, and the Still Small Voice: Interview with Kerri Christopher
What is the right thing to do? This is a question that we're all confronted with at some point. Big decisions, little decisions, all can be incredibly difficult to discern what to do. And making…
S8:2 EP109: My Husband Got a Flip Phone
On this interview Katie chats with her husband Chris who decided to take the plunge and switch back to a flip phone. We talk about how it's going, what he loves about it, and the genuine…
S8:1 EP108: Madeleine L'Engle and the Power of Doubt
The cosmic battle for Good and Evil - the power of the individual - The Triumph of Love - the malleability of time - Our place in the Cosmos - Doubt - Hope - Art - These are the many topics of…
SS1: EP107: Accepting (and Embracing) The Season You're In
Whether it's a season of the year or a season of life, living joyfully requires us to accept the season we are in - and even to embrace it! Maybe in summer you need to cook 'no heat' recipes, drink…
S7:14 EP106: Healing, Hope, and Grace through Poetry with Grace E. Kelley
Today on the podcast we are joined by Grace E. Kelley, mother, farmer, and poet. She is the author of a debut poetry collection, As the Sparrow Flies. On this episode, Grace and Katie discuss…
S7:13 EP105: Smartphone Solutions + Embracing Eccentricity + Spring Joy
A 'check in' hello episode from Katie - with some life things she's really enjoying - including discovering a smartphone middle ground that allows you to disconnect (without giving up all the…
S7:12 EP 104: The Economy of Love in Les Miserables with Maddie Dobrowski
Les Miserables is one of those profound stories that somehow encompasses the full depth of human experience. We have birth, death, falling in love, disappointment, justice, despair, young…
S7:11 EP103: Finding Our Rhythm in the Liturgical Year with Kristin Haakenson
When you first encounter the liturgical year, it can be completely overwhelming. There is a saint's feast day every day! What season are we in again? Is it Eastertide? Ordinary Time? Who can keep…
S7:10 EP102: Taylor Swift and the Power of Collective Experience with Rachel Sherlock
Love her, hate her, you can't ignore her: Taylor Swift is a global phenomena. Today on the podcast, Katie is joined by Rachel Sherlock to discuss the power of girlhood, joy, dressing up, collective…
S7:9 EP101: Dr. Larry Chapp on Dorothy Day and Re-Weirding Christianity
Today on the podcast Dr. Larry Chapp - former professor and current popular blogger, writer, theologian and founder of the Dorothy Day Catholic Worker Farm - joins us to talk all about Dorothy Day.…
S7:8 EP100: 3-2-1 Blast off! A Musical Tour of the Planets
Happy 100 episodes! To celebrate, we're launching off into space - exploring that 'Love which moves the sun and other stars' - guided by Gustav Holst's epic 7 part orchestral suite 'The Planets.'…
S7:7 E99: Persephone and the Promise of Spring
Happy first day of Spring! Happy feast of St. Joseph! Today we'll hear the magical, sad, beautiful story of Persephone and how she became the wife of Hades, God of the Underworld. Persephone's yearly…
S7:6 EP98: The Land of Magic
Happy St. Patrick's Day week! Today on the podcast we'll be exploring a medley of stories, with audio taken from the many episodes I've done in the past on Celtic legends and folklore, including the…
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Born of Wonder has published 100 episodes since November 2021, covering topics in Arts.
Born of Wonder is currently dormant with new episodes every 2 weeks. Average episode length is 36m.
