This episode of Physically Spiritual explores personal development, self-help, and the liturgy through the thought of Dietrich Von Hildebrand and Conrad Baars.

This episode of Physically Spiritual is a conversation with Sam Kelley, the founder of FIERCE Athlete. We discuss her conversion, bringing faith into women's sports, being a FOCUS/Varsity Catholic missionary, the Theology of the Body, holy rest, and offering up exercise for others.

Season four of Physically Spiritual comes to a close with an Ask Me Anything. Join Andrew as he answers questions about food, diet, exercise, and much more.

Join Nick and Andrew as they celebrate the 100th episode of Physically Spiritual, discuss the beginning of Awaken Catholic and the podcast, and share news about the future of both.

This week on Physically Spiritual is the second part to the summit of the series on food with the conclusion of the episode on the Eucharist.

This week on Physically Spiritual is the summit of the series on food with the Eucharist.

This episode of Physically Spiritual is a continuation of the series on food with an exploration of diet, digestion, and gluttony.

This episode of Physically Spiritual is a conversation with Lindsay Fullerman from Fit from Faith. Fit from Faith provides health and wellness coaching centered on Christ, and we discuss virtuous dieting, body image, exercise, meditation, human formation, and God's healing gaze.

Merry Christmas! This is a holiday episode of Physically Spiritual that takes a deep dive into the Incarnation, the fittingness of the Jesus becoming human, Jesus forming his apostles, how Jesus forms us, and encountering Jesus in the flesh this Christmas.

This episode of Physically Spiritual continues the series on food by exploring human appetite & satiety. Hunger, Fullness, Losing Weight, Gaining Weight, Hunger Hormones, Lipostat, Taste, Bliss Point, Body Weight Set Point Theory, Diving Longing, and Receiving Jesus.

This episode continues the series on food by exploring animals as food, humans as omnivores, bioavailability of protein and fat, veganism, animal agriculture, and fear based dietary restriction.

This episode of Physically Spiritual is a conversation with Sue Soha. We discuss holistic healing from a Catholic perspective, weight management, eating disorders, and her approach to leading women to greater integration in Christ. Our topics include: Holistic healing, Bulimia, Hemorrhaging, Celiac Disease, Soul Core, Hashimoto's Thyroiditis, the Wholey Healed Community, the Keto/Paleo Shift Course, surrendering control to God, and women’s ministry

This episode of Physically Spiritual continue the series on food by exploring plants, the Calvin Cycle, anti-nutrients, food processing, the Tree of Life, the Eucharist, and evangelization.

This episode of Physically Spiritual explores soil, microorganisms, creation from dirt, God the potter, and the Church as living stone.

This episode of Physically Spiritual is a conversation with Andrew Comiskey. We explore sexual restoration, healing in the Church and his upcoming book Rediscovering Our Lost Fullness, A Guide to Sexual Integration.

This episode of Physically Spiritual I will explore the question, “What is food?” I will dive into Nutrition, Chemistry, History, and Theology of Food, as well as Jesus' Words on Food, and the Eucharist.

How should a disciple of Jesus Christ care for their health? This episode of Physically Spiritual explores how science informs our lives as believers. Topics: health & holiness, faith & reason, science & religion, creation & evolution, hyper-palatability, and catholic worldview

This episode of Physically Spiritual is a conversation with Greg Schlueter. We discuss fatherhood, parenthood, family prayer, Image Trinity, Life in the Spirit, Baptism in the Holy Spirit, friendship, love, and the gift of self.

This episode of Physically Spiritual is a conversation with Dave Vacheresse, and we discuss a father practicing Jubilee and Blessings with their children.

This episode of Physically Spiritual is a conversation with Laraine Bennet. We discuss her new book “The Little Way of Living with Less”, Minimalism, Simplicity, The Little Way of St. Thérèse of Lisieux, Stewardship, Eliminating Clutter, Gratitude, & Freedom