Ep 333: Netflix, Catholic World Cup, Sounds of Tyler, and Intercess This!

The Catholic Guy Show's Podcast

Lino Rulli

Religion & Spirituality, Christianity

4.7 • 547 Ratings

🗓️ 19 June 2018

⏱️ 128 minutes

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Summary

The podcast kicks off with Lino and Fr Jim talking Lino's evolving TV habits (i.e., thanks, Netflix!). Then, the guys do a Brilliant Brackets to pick a World Cup winner. After that, Mark and Lino sing a duet: The Sounds of Tyler. And the podcast wraps up with a game that needs saintly help...Intercess This!

Transcript

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0:00.0	It's the Catholic Guy show with Lino Ruley,
0:04.0	featuring co-host Father Jim Churn.
0:09.0	Today, Lino welcomes Paul Walker, Rachel Maddow,
0:15.0	and the Quaker Oatsman, with music by the Foo Fighters.
0:23.2	Plus, Lino does, canoeing, ceramics.
0:27.6	What's behind Father Jim's dumb glasses, that and more.
0:32.2	Now, from his rat-infested apartment in New York City,
0:35.6	here's your host, Lino Rulie.
0:43.2	Hello Catholics.
0:46.6	And everyone else, welcome to your home for pure Catholic pleasure.
0:49.5	It is the Catholic Guy Show.
0:51.5	Hello, Father Jim.
0:52.8	Hello, Lino.
0:53.7	Another huge lineup of stars and segments.
0:56.7	You know, it's weird. Rachel Maddo will be on the show later, and that'll be fun.
1:00.9	Oh, yeah. That's very pleasant. That'll be pleasant. You know what's bizarre is I used to watch her all the time.
1:06.7	Oh, yeah? And, oh, I think she does great because she's a storyteller. Right. And I like stories.
1:11.1	Yes.
1:12.3	That's true.
1:13.0	And, but then my wife, who has worked in politics for the majority of her career.
1:18.3	Right.
1:18.7	Can't ever stand watching Rachel Maddow.
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