Ep 378: Gardening Tips, Mt. Everest, Radio Drama, and Lino Said Something!

The Catholic Guy Show's Podcast

Lino Rulli

Religion & Spirituality, Christianity

4.7 • 547 Ratings

🗓️ 14 August 2019

⏱️ 160 minutes

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Summary

The podcast kicks off by talking about Jill's garden, and what that has to do with the rosary. After that, Tyler asks about Lino's Mt Everest. Then, the guys do an Old Tyme Catholic Radio Drama: Elisha and Elijah. And the podcast wraps up with Tyler's Mind, Mark's Heart, and Lino Really Said Something!

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0:00.0	It's the Catholic Guy show with Lino Ruley.
0:04.0	Featuring pseudo co-host, The Nasty Muppin.
0:09.0	Today, Lino welcomes Heidi Klume, Carl Sagan, and Buddha.
0:18.0	With music by the Foo Fighters.
0:21.6	Plus, Lino does, the bitterness barometer.
0:26.6	Pitching a tent, feeding giraffes.
0:30.6	That and more.
0:32.6	Now, from his rat-infested apartment in New York City,
0:35.6	here's your host, Lino Rulie.
0:43.9	Hello, Catholics.
0:47.6	And everyone else, welcome to your home for pure Catholic pleasure.
0:51.8	It is the Catholic guy show.
0:54.1	If you don't mind, folks, I'd like to open up the show by talking about my wife's
0:58.0	tomatoes.
1:00.1	Ayo.
1:03.8	As I say it out loud, it sounds stranger than I meant it to, Tyler.
1:08.7	Especially with the excitement that you said it.
1:10.8	Well, I am very excited about it, tomatoes. Well, I am very excited about it, tomatoes.
1:14.5	It's one of the reasons I love her.
1:19.0	It's a package deal.
1:20.7	Yeah, so to speak.
1:23.1	In the course of a year or so, my wife decided she's going to be a gardener.
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