The bells rang.
The tower was empty.
The dead are multiplying.
🔔 The Vicar in the Tower
Episode 2 of The Merry Paradox Mysteries is now live.
Daily mystery. Jack. Doc. Reggie. New episode every day.
https://t.co/bQ6jqHc9gR
June 6, 1944. Millions of Americans gathered around their radios, not knowing whether the invasion of Normandy would succeed.
Hear the voices: NBC. Fibber McGee & Molly. Orson Welles.
A special @ChestertonRadio journey back to the day America listened.
https://t.co/TKj43OsiwV
A dead man.
A ruined church.
Seven bells that no longer exist.
🔔 The Bells of Black Hollow with Jack, Doc and Reggie
The first Merry Paradox Mystery begins today.
New episodes daily
https://t.co/xaNaJLXIo6
A grandmother is more than a relative.
She is a storyteller, a keeper of memories, a guardian of traditions, and the light in the window that says, "You belong here."
What happens when a generation loses its grandmothers?
A new @ChestertonRadio essay
https://t.co/AOCH3NkzVB
"I hope that in victory we are more grateful than we are proud."
Those words were broadcast across America on V-J Day in 1945.
Eighty years later, they may be more relevant than ever.
MORE GRATEFUL THAN PROUD
https://t.co/fNCiXnvcHq
Podcasts shouldn't exist.
If attention spans are really shrinking, why are millions of people listening to 3-hour conversations?
The answer has less to do with media than with loneliness, community, and the human need to belong.
The Last Public Square
https://t.co/CnCcIOQpk2
What happens when a generation loses its grandfathers?
Not just old men—but storytellers, keepers of memory, and the voices that remind us of where we came from.
A new essay from @ChestertonRadio.
https://t.co/219PnROj7x
What if the future of healthcare depends less on technology—and more on vocation?
A forgotten 1961 BBC radio drama asks a surprisingly modern question:
What makes a great doctor?
Our latest feature:
Doctor Jo and the Lost Art of Healing
https://t.co/Xi5ZKwt1kM
Every parent spends years teaching a child to leave.
Then one day, they do.
A new @ChestertonRadio feature about @BenedictineKS, The Culture Project, vocation, mission, and the moment when formation becomes service.
The Keeper Leaves the Goal
https://t.co/MeEhIyl3xK
What if the most hopeful story in America isn't politics or technology
...but a generation choosing mission?
We explore The Culture Project, @BenedictineKS, vocation, and why some young people are choosing service in an age of distraction.
https://t.co/ykrXi98Rjz
What if the biggest problem in healthcare isn't the shortage of doctors...
...but the shortage of vocation?
Healing the Heartland
A new @ChestertonRadio feature on @BenedictineKS rural rural healthcare, and why America needs more Catholic doctors.
https://t.co/53q9jZZrCD
Who builds the institutions that shape our lives?
A new @ChestertonRadio essay:
The Builder and the Benedictine
The life of William H. Dunn Sr. and the forgotten virtue of stewardship.
https://t.co/nebGoyxF5x
What does a successful life look like?
In this @ChestertonRadio Deep Dive, we remember William H. Dunn Sr. (1923–2026)—builder, philanthropist, friend of @BenedictineKS, and a leader who believed success should serve people.
Faith. Leadership. Legacy.
https://t.co/otIdHZBXty
What makes a song survive for 60 years?
Tonight, in The Music Room, we're listening to @JonAntoine's stunning performance of "Bang Bang." Can a great singer reveal something new in a familiar song?
Is this your favorite version?
🎵 Listen. Discuss
https://t.co/wfp08kAvys
What if Chesterton's The Everlasting Man were published today?
Not as a classic. Not as required reading.
As a brand-new book hitting shelves
New @ChestertonRadio series, Opening Night, asks exactly that question.
📖 Opening Night: The Everlasting Man
https://t.co/ZyZvh3ot6e
🚨 The government has abolished Thursday.
Thursday disagrees.
A new original @ChestertonRadio story:
The Ministry of Ordinary Miracles
Part fantasy. Part satire. Entirely unauthorized.
📖 Read here:
https://t.co/UvVWgY9wZW
If AI can write, draw, compose music, and answer questions, what remains uniquely human?
A new @ChestertonRadio essay explores what G.K. Chesterton might say about AI, work, wisdom, and human dignity.
"The soul remains more important."
https://t.co/rdardSE27n
Can a small Catholic college in Kansas help heal modern medicine?
New @ChestertonRadio Deep Dive:
@BenedictineKS Osteopathic Medical School, healthcare, faith, vocation, and the future of medicine in America.
🎧 From Atchison, Kansas.
https://t.co/YoAbZHJ9GU
Two Popes.
Two revolutions.
One question:
Can civilization remain human when machines imitate man?
@ChestertonRadio deep dive explores Rerum Novarum and Magnifica Humanitas — from factories to AI and the permanent things technology cannot replace.
https://t.co/q6LURfqcrw