Catholic Camper Podcast

Peaky Pets

Tune in for ”Peaky Pets,” where I discuss how to keep your pet healthy during camp and what to do if your pet gets sick. Story: I was in the forest with my Jack Russell, and he found a dead animal. He began to eat it, and as a result, he got very sick.

LIVE PODCAST: Balancing Ministry Life and Rest

Are you a church worker struggling to balance ministry and rest? Join Ms. Cherry, "Acronym Lady," and Catholic Camper as we discuss the importance of rest in nourishing faith. 

Believing Big

Welcome, join my conversation about ”Believing In” the Nicene Creed versus ”Believing That.” It’s a thought-provoking topic with various Christian perspectives and layers to consider. 

Lent Prevailed Over Pandemic

COVID-19 was discomforting for me in 2020 and paused my life considerably. But it did not ruin my Lenten Season of The Passion.
Listen to my experience that took four years to understand.

Feeling Thankful This Year

This episode is a double-decker bus of gracious vibes and website launch jitters! I'm celebrating the magic of gratitude that fuels my dreams and the exhilarating (and sometimes challenging) moment of seeing those dreams take flight, pixel by pixel, with the launch of my new website.
Join the conversation.

Reset in a Treehouse

To reset is to "change the position or order of something." How does this relate to overlanding? After being in the mountains and high desert for over a week, my wife asks, "What about creature comforts?" 

Resting Between Overlanding Trips

From the thrill of exploring new places to the stress of navigating unfamiliar off-road trails, the rigors of travel can often take a toll on the body, mind, and spirit. In this podcast, I'll explain why overlanding can be so exhausting, and why it's essential to include a break. 

Something Changed

While attending a parish conference in Lafayette, guided by keynote Dr. Bob Schultz, I changed. Attending for ministerial purposes, I quickly felt the urge to put notetaking items aside and just live the retreat. In fact, this retreat spoke to a tired church worker.