The goal of Wide Open Spaces is to build bridges between people by having humanizing conversations about controversial topics. New episode every Tuesday.
Should everyone get vaccinated? Or should we approach the pandemic with selective vaccination only?
Join me on Episode 33 for a conversation with Deacon Rob Lanciotti, former CDC microbiologist and v…
The first episode in a 3-part series on different perspectives on Covid-19 vaccines, treatments for Covid-19, vaccine passports, and pandemic management. Episode 32 is featuring Dr. Peter McCullough…
Are we too wealthy? Or have we forgotten what wealth actually is? Does Canada - known for being polite and mild compared to the States - actually have a problem with violent injustice? Are major pi…
Birth control? Sexual pleasure? Politics? Join me as I speak with Claire Swinarski of The Catholic Feminist as we attempt to have a gracious, yet frank, conversation about these topics and several mo…
Lust. Love. Gay marriage. New York City. The HIV/AIDs epidemic. Join me for a conversation with New York Times bestselling author and journalist Eric Marcus as we speak about his experience coming to…
Is the Pope a socialist? Is that a bad thing? Join my sister Hannah and I as we have a conversation about Pope Francis, some of the latest controversies surrounding his actions and comments, and whe…
Do traditional gender roles clash with ambition? Episode 27 is a conversation between myself and one of my best friends as we share our own experience as ambitious personalities that are grateful for…
Does evolution indicate that men are expendable? Join me as I speak with Dr. Christian Raab, OSB as we speak about the “genius” of men, the dangers of male insecurity, 1st and 2nd wave feminism, and …
Could a woman be the "head of the home?" Or is that exclusively the place of a man? Join myself and Catholic speaker and author, Leah Perrault, as we speak about the idea of spiritual"headship," the …
Should the man lead? Should a woman submit?
Today I speak with the founder of Masculine Revival, Brendan Schmidt, about his conviction that traditional gender roles are the best way for men and women …
There are a lot of inflammatory perspectives on the politics of this pandemic. Join Jerome and me as we have an unfiltered conversation about some of the most divisive elements of pandemic politics a…
Can we survive the worldview war between right and left? I spoke with my good friend and municipal councillor Isaac Skuban about growing up "conservative," the chaos that can come when we make politi…
What about women who watch porn? Is there anything good about porn? Porn educator and host of the Questioning Pornography podcast Lily Moric and I tackle these and many more questions about the effe…
Are my "demons" literal demons or am I struggling with mental illness? Do I need a doctor or should someone pray over me? My sister Hannah and I share a conversation about our experiences with intera…
Join me as I speak with John and Andrea Mclean, a couple from Ojibwe First Nation and Metis families, who love their Catholic faith, and who have created a flourishing, multicultural family through …
Is “forced celibacy” causing problems in the Catholic Church? Is the corporate side of the Catholic Church too slow to make important changes? In Episode 18, I speak with married Ukrainian Catholic p…
In this era of seemingly constant controversy and division, the hope for building sustainable and substantial bridges across the divide can seem thin. On Episode 17, I spoke with Professor Wendy Kroe…
Today I speak with leadership educator Brett Powell about his perspective on the self-giving nature of a masculinity that is grounded in sonship, the passivity-inducing power of pornography, and whet…
630 km of walking on foot. 44 days of fasting on nothing but tea. A mission to compassionately spread awareness about the suicide rates in the northern regions of Canada. On Episode 15, I speak with…
The meeting of sex and religion is often troubling, uncomfortable, and even tragic for many of us. Does it have to be this way? Join my friend Deanna Harris and I as we have a conversation about the …