It's the Catholic Guy Show, starring Lino Rooley.

With co-host, Mark Hart the Bible Geek, and me, the executive producer, Tyler Vecty.

Today, Lino welcomes Jimmy Hendrix,

writer Trubin Capote, and Lino lookalike, Scott Bayo,

featuring music by the Foo Fighters.

Now, from Minnesota, where casserole is called hot dish and soda is called

pop, here's your host, Lino Rooley. Hello Catholics. And everyone else, welcome to your home for pure Catholic pleasure. It is the Catholic Guy Show.

Hey, Mark was off for a few days. Mark is back. For those who don't know, Mark works for this great organization called Life Teen.

And you know, when Mark started working, it's a youth ministry thing.

When he started working at that place, he wasn't a teen, but he was like an early 20-something.

Now he's a middle-aged 40-something guy who has to somehow still speak the language of the youth,

somehow still speak the language of the kids.

I remember 15 years ago when we started this Catholic guy radio show, I would read things on Catholic blogs and the dark web and these sort of sources of people who'd be like, oh, this Lino Ruli, he's just trying to make Catholicism hip or he's trying to

make it young because I was trying to be funny.

I'm not saying I've succeeded in 15 years, but because I would try to be funny or entertaining

or just talk about whatever the things are that I'm interested in talking about, the critics

would be like, oh, no, no, he's just, he's trying to be hip.

He's trying to speak the message of the youth.

And I'm like, oh, you jackasses, I wasn't ever a hip when I was a youth.

And by the way, nobody calls him youth.

The only people who call young people, young people, or youth, youth, are people so out of touch

with reality that they're even thinking that I'm trying to be hip. Well, anyway.

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