Home Chic Home. Living your best life begins at home from the items that you surround yourself with to your rituals and routines.
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Minnesota Catholic Conference (MCC) is the public policy voice of the Catholic Church in Minnesota. MCC supports the ministry of our state’s Catholic bishops by: Working with political and community leaders to shape legislation that serves human dignity and the common good. Educating Catholics and the public about the ethical and moral framework that should be applied to public policy choices. Mobilizing the Catholic community to make its voice heard in the public arena.
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What does it mean to design a nourishing home post 2020? What are millions of people now craving in their spaces that has changed? Join Contemporary Felt Artist and former Wellness Designer, Cheryl R. Janis, for deep conversations with soulful and extraordinary female interior designers who design homes, hotels and work spaces that make us feel safe, nourished and held through it all.
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Sports Gambling is a Bad Bet for Minnesota
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Jason Adkins, Executive Director of the Minnesota Catholic Conference, joins Real Presence Radio to discuss the Minnesota Child Tax Credit and the tax relief it provides to so many Minnesotan families. He also provides an update on harms of sports gambling. Listen to MCC weekly on Real Presence Radio from now through May. Subscribe to our YouTube b…
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It's Not All Doom and Gloom, but Your Catholic Advocacy is Needed!
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Jason Adkins, Executive Director of the Minnesota Catholic Conference, joins Real Presence Radio to provide an update on the efforts to restore religious protections in the Minnesota Human Rights Act, and he shares an update on the status of the physician-assisted suicide bill.Listen to MCC weekly on Real Presence Radio from now through May. Subscr…
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Maggee Hangge on Real Presence Radio 2/20/24
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Maggee Hangge joins Real Presence Radio for a weekly update on the Minnesota Legislative Session, discussing proposed laws and how Catholics can engage in faithful citizenship.By Minnesota Catholic Conference
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Jason Adkins joins Real Presence Radio for a weekly update on the Minnesota Legislative Session, discussing proposed laws and how Catholics can engage in faithful citizenship.By Minnesota Catholic Conference
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Rachel Moriarty & Jared Spears on a new economics - welcoming the future and building for it
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In today's episode, we talk with Rachel Moriarty and Jared Spears from the Schumacher Center to discuss a new economics - welcoming the future and building for it.By Minnesota Catholic Conference
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R. Khari Brown and Ronald Brown on Social Justice in the Church
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In today’s episode we’re talking with R. Khari Brown and Ronald Brown on what Americans hear about social justice at church - and what do they do about it.By Minnesota Catholic Conference
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Rev. Dr. John Senior on the Calling to Public Service
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In this week's episode, we're speaking with Reverent Dr. John Senior the Director of the Art of Ministry, Assistant Professor of Practical Theology and Religious Leadership, and Director of the Collaborative for Religious Leadership at Wake Forest University’s School of Divinity.We are speaking with Dr. Senior about his book, "A theology of Politic…
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Dr. Glenn Hubbard on the Walls and Bridges in a Dynamic Economy
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This week we're talking with, Dr. Glenn Hubbard a professor of finance and economics at Columbia Business School. He about his book, “The Bridge and The Wall” which just became available on January 25th.He argues in the book in favor of economic policies based on building bridges of preparation and adaptation rather than walls of protection and exc…
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“Beyond a Couch and a Rug” with Sandra Funk; CEO and Creative Director of House of Funk, in Franklin, Tennessee
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What happens when a 13 year old budding interior designer suddenly begins to experience that metamorphosis from child to woman, with all its constraints and heightened emotions, and she has just been granted her own bedroom? Meet my special guest this week; Sandra Funk, CEO and Creative Director of House of Funk - an interiors and build/renovate de…
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"Radical Self Expression and Radical Self Acceptance Meet Stylish Surroundings" with Rachel Moriarty, Chief Creative Officer at Rachel Moriarty Interiors in San Diego, CA
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What happens when an award-winning interior designer, #1 Best Selling Author, Style Expert, Color Expert and Patternista suffers a personal loss? Where does she go to grieve, self nourish and heal? My special guest today is Rachel Moriarty, Chief Creative Officer at Rachel Moriarty Interiors in San Diego, CA. On today’s episode, Rachel and I dive d…
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"What Does It Mean To Be A Homebody?" with Melinda McCoy; Founder & President of The Homebody Fellowship
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What does it mean to be a homebody in today’s world, and why is there such a negative connotation with that word? My special guest today is Melinda McCoy, Founder and President of The Homebody Fellowship–a Community for Fellow Homebodies. Melinda runs an online membership for those of us who love to be home, and find joy in the simple comforts that…
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Jason Bedrick on the Rhetoric of School Choice Opponents & The Benefits of School Choice Programs
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This week we speak with Jason Bedrick, Director of Policy at EdChoice a non-profit committed to understanding and pursuing a K–12 education system that empowers every family to choose the schooling environment that fits their children’s needs best. We're speaking with him about a recent report he authored, "Who's afraid of school choice?" It examin…
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"Art is the Soul of the Home" with Andi Yablonski; Principal at Studio Yablanska, San Francisco, California
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My special guest today is Andi Yablonski, Principal at Studio Yablanska in San Francisco, California. Andi is also a painter of exquisite oil paintings and believes art is the soul of the home. Andi shares, “Art and accessories make a space feel soulful. I have been slowly working my way toward getting to a place by picking the art first in the beg…
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Dr. Grazie Pozo Christie on Dobbs & the Science of the Unborn Child
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In this week's episode, we speak with Dr. Grazie Pozo Christie of The Catholic Association about the brief she submitted in the Supreme Court Case Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization, what the science of the unborn child tells us, and how this should impact our laws.This week's action item:Pray for your elected officials. Visit MNCatholic.…
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“How to be a Space Shaman” with Angela Mazzi, Principal and Senior Medical Planner at GBBN Architects
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What does it mean to be a “Space Shaman” and why is it so dang important in today’s crazy world? Join me on today’s episode where I go on a deep and oh-so-fabulous dive with Angela Mazzi, Principal and Senior Medical Planner at GBBN Architects. Angela is the first architect I’ve met who is also a Feng Shui Practitioner and a Career Coach who often …
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Danielle Brown on Confronting Racism as a Task of Evangelization
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This week we are speaking with Danielle Brown. associate director of the USCCB's Ad Hoc Committee Against Racism. We're examining the call to evangelize and the ways in which the Church's decisions are impacting those efforts for communities and individuals of color. We also examine how this ties in with efforts to combat the sin of racism, and we …
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"The Consciousness of a Home" with Heather French, Co-founder, Principal, and Lead Designer of French & French Interiors
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My special guest today is Heather French, Co-founder, Principal, and Lead Designer of French & French Interiors in beautiful Santa Fe, New Mexico. Learn how Heather went from being a Doctor of Oriental Medicine and an acupuncturist for a decade to designing soulful and nourishing spaces for her clients in beautiful Santa Fe. What does Heather means…
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Dr. James Stoner on Vaccination, the Law, and the Common Good
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In this week's episode, we speak with Dr. James Stoner, a political science professor at Louisiana State University, about his recent article, "Vaccination, the Law, and the Common Good". We examine what historical Supreme Court rulings that have set precedent mean in today's landscape of vaccine mandates.In this week's action item we have details …
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Dr. Ulrich Lehner on Thinking Better and Unlocking the Power of Reason
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This week we speak with Dr. Ulrich Lehner a professor in the Theology Department at the University of Notre Dame where he specializes in the history of Christianity about his book, "Think Better: Unlocking the Power of Reason." We delve into how people can begin to think better when society has become ever more divided and has seemingly lost the ab…
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Fr. Carter Griffin on Catholic Apologetics and Responding to the World's Tough Questions
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We're speaking about how to approach answering the world's tough questions on sensitive political issues through the lens of Catholic apologetics. We speak with Fr. Carter Griffin the rector of the St. John Paul II Seminary in Washington, D.C. for his insights published in his new book "Cross-Examined: Catholic Responses to the World's Questions."T…
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Dr. Daniel Di Salvo on The Trouble with Police Unions
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This week we're speaking with Dr. Daniel Di Salvo of the Manhattan Institute. He is also a professor of political science in the Colin Powell School at the City College of New York–CUNY.His scholarship focuses on American political parties, elections, labor unions, state government, and public policy. He holds a Ph.D. in politics from the Universit…
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Dr. Mary Hirschfeld on Aquinas and the Market: Toward a Humane Economy
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This week we're talking about the intersection of theology and the economy. We speak with, Dr. Mary Hirschfeld, a professor of economics and theology at Villanova University and Author of Aquinas and the Market: Toward a Humane Economy.This week's action item examines the meaning of Advent and how we can make use of this time to build relationships…
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Dr. Kirk Doran & Brian Boyd on Theology & Economics and the Need for Pro-Productivity Reforms
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We have two guests on this week’s show. Dr. Kirk Doran an associate economics professor at Notre Dame and Brian Boyd a doctoral student at Notre Dame.We’ll be discussing how pro-productivity reforms to the labor market could create better wages, why it all matters from a theological standpoint, and what improving human flourishing amidst it all loo…
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"Hope Happens Here' with Ana Pinto-Alexander, EDAC, FIIDA, RID, Principal and Group Director for Healthcare Interiors at HKS Architects
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Ana Pinto Alexander had been enjoying a long, multiple-award-winning career in design before she became pregnant with Kiara. Her doctor told her that her baby daughter had a large cyst on her right lung. Ana spent the next several months at Riley Hospital for Children in Indianapolis, Indiana where she became the parent of a sick baby. How did this…
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Dr. John Cavadini on the Influences of Saints Francis & Augustine on Laudato Si'
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This week we’re joined by Dr. John Cavadini a theology professor at the University of Notre Dame to discuss his reflections on Pope Francis’ encyclical Laudato Si’ and the influences of St. Francis and St. Augustine on that document.This week's action item: Join or start a small group using the Minnesota, Our Common Home resources to delve into the…
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“Gaia Inspired Design” with Kim Nadel: Design Creative at Kim Nadel Gaia Inspired Design + Consulting
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In the summer of 2008, Kim Nadel suddenly lost her husband. In an instant she became the single mom to her two young teenage boys. Living in Brooklyn, New York, Kim found solace in a special corner in her backyard where she had placed a giant daybed under a weeping birch tree. This old, wise tree held and nourished her through this dark time. Littl…
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This week we're talking with, Zena Hitz, a tutor at St. John’s College and author of “Lost in Thought”. We’ll be talking about the state of education and get her thoughts on learning for the sake of learning.This week's action item: Continue to keep respect life issues at the forefront beyond October. Register for a Nov. 18th webinar discussing ass…
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"Where Space + Spirit Meet" with Jaime Kowal; Designer, author + freelance photographer at Jaime Kowel
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What happened when my special guest today, Jaime Kowal, went on a family trip to Palm Springs in 2013? She followed her intuition, of course, and bought a run-down apartment building and transformed it into the wildly successful boutique hotel, The Amado Inn and, later, developed more boutique accommodations in that town including The Junipero, The…
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"Heritage Comes Home" with Jessica Lynn Williams, Founder & Principal Interior Designer at Hendley & Co
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When Jessica was 15, her parents divorced and her life turned upside down. She went through the process of grieving while steadily redesigning her bedroom, moving furniture in and out during that time to create her oasis. This was Jessica’s first introduction to how vital the built environment was to the well being of the humans living in them. My …
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"Family is Everything" with Marie Burgos, CEO at Marie Burgos Design
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When the pandemic hit the United States, my special guest today, Marie Burgos had an awakening. No more in-person school, after school, or weekend classes for her kids. Social activities came to a sudden halt. Marie returned to her mantra -- family is everything -- and eased into a cocoon with her own family. Marie is CEO at Marie Burgos Design bas…
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Ed Condon on the Role of Catholic Journalism & The Withdrawal from Afghanistan
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This week we speak with Ed Condon, Co-Founder, and Editor of The Pillar a Catholic news and analysis site. He reflects on the role of Catholic Journalism and the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan and the failed nation-building attempt there.This week's action item: How you can get alerts about when your legislators are holding town hall meetings in …
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"Your Home is a Love Letter to Yourself" with Brigette Romanek, Founder of Romanek Design Studio
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There is deep reverence and soul in my conversation today with my special guest Brigette Romanek, Founder of Romanek Design Studio in Los Angeles, California. Brigette is one of Beyonce and Jay-Z’s interior designers and enjoys a sisterhood friendship with Goop founder Gwyneth Paltrow, and other famous friends. And, for the past 3 years, she has be…
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R.J. Snell on the Totalizing of Politics and Practical Steps to Help End the Chaos
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This week we're joined by R.J. Snell, Editor-in-Chief of Public Discourse and Director of Academic Programs at the Witherspoon Institute to discuss his recent article, "Lost in the Chaos: The Danger of Total Politics" and his practical tips on how to help end political chaos.In our action item, we're discussing getting involved in local decision-ma…
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Feelosophy™ with Lisa Samuel, ASID, NCIDQ, CAPS; President of Samuel Design Group
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My special guest today is Lisa Samuel, ASID, NCIDQ, CAPS; President of Samuel Design Group in Santa Fe, New Mexico, and the woman who coined the word, Feelosophy™. On today’s show, Lisa takes us on a deep and delicious dive into her journey of what it means to be a fully conscious human being in her work as an interior designer, and how she designs…
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Patrick Brown on pro-family economics & what working-class parents really want
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This week we’re joined by Patrick Brown of the Ethics and Public Policy Center. He recently wrote a piece for The New York Times entitled, “Why Working-Class Parents Don’t Buy What D.C. Is Selling.” He'll discuss what pro-family economic policies should focus on and what working-class parents across the country are saying about current policy propo…
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"Come home to your Self" with Laura Martin Bovard, Design Principal at LMB Interiors
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When Laura ran away from home at 16, she had no idea that a woman who she met shortly thereafter would become her first interior design teacher. Laura shares, “She was the most elegant gypsy to me; that’s the only way I can describe her.” Get ready for a deep and rich and fascinating dive with Laura Martin Bovard as she takes us on her journey begi…
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Dr. Joseph Capizzi On Human Ecology and the Challenges Posed by Big Tech and the Security State
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In this week's episode, we speak with Dr. Joseph Capizzi, about human ecology. We dig into what that is and how things like big tech and the emerging security state are impacting it. Dr. Capizzi is the Executive Director of the Institute for Human Ecology at Catholic University. In this week's action items, we examine what you can do to help promot…
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"Making Magic Out Of Mud" with Arlene Lord, Principal at Lord Interior Design
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My special guest today is Arlene Lord, Principal Interior Designer at Lord Interior Design in Portland, Oregon. In 2020, Arlene wrote a design manifesto for herself and her firm. On today’s show, she takes us on a deep dive into the head and heart of that manifesto, sharing wisdom like how to make magic out of mud and why people whisper when they s…
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The Lavender Room Design Podcast Season 1 - Trailer
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2 min 45 seconds - Welcome to The Lavender Room Design Podcast, Season 1. Contemporary felt artist and former wellness designer, Cheryl R. Janis, chats with soulful and extraordinary female interior designers who design homes, hotels and work spaces that make us feel safe, nourished and held through it all.…
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Dr. Scott Hahn on the Necessity of Bringing Faith Into Public Life
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In today’s episode we’re talking about the debate over whether religion is simply a private matter or is it public and what the implications are for religious freedom and the future of civilization. In our mailbag segment we answer a question about caring for people at the end of life.And of course, we want to leave you with some practical tips on …
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Peter Mommsen on Ecumenism, the Bruderhof Community, and Plough Quarterly Magazine
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In today’s episode we’re talking about living in truth and working ecumenically.In our mailbag segment we answer a question about a ruling in a Texas court and what it means for DACA recipients here in Minnesota and across the country.And of course, we want to leave you with some practical tips on how you can start to put your faith into action. In…
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Teresa Collett on The Supreme Court & the Future of Abortion
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In today’s episode we’re delving further in depth on an abortion case out of Mississippi going before the U.S. Supreme Court, “Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization” and what it could mean for the unborn and their mothers across the nation and here in Minnesota. In our mailbag segment we answer a question about taxpayer funding of abortion.A…
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Emily Albrecht on Effectively Dialoguing about Abortion
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In today’s episode we’re talking about pro-life apologetics. How you can start to have real dialogue with people who believe women should have a right to abortion. In our mailbag segment, we answer a question about an upcoming supreme court case that could provide protections against abortion to the unborn as early as 15-weeks gestation.And of cour…
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Pater Edmund Waldstein on "The Lords of Nature"
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In today’s episode we’re talking about new medical technologies, such as gene editing, and the ability technology gives us to mold our bodies at will. We discuss the principles needed for discerning the use of such technologies.In our mailbag segment we answer a question about peacetime states of emergency and the role of government.And of course, …
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Dr. Carl Trueman Expounds on the Deeper Causes of the Sexual Revolution
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In today’s episode we’re talking about the rise in people thinking of themselves not in terms of our physical being but instead placing primary importance on their interior being. What impacts does it have on society if one’s thoughts and feelings define one’s humanity and can the Christians bring a more stable understanding?In our mailbag segment …
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Gregory Caridi on How to Correct Bishops Correctly
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In today’s episode we’re talking about the correct way to correct a bishop. Social media has enabled people to openly and widely air their grievances about Church hierarchy, but did you know that Canon Law actually gives us the principles of how to correct our Church leaders?In our mailbag segment, we answer a question about Church teaching and wha…
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Carter Snead on How the Body Should Inform Public Policy
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In today’s episode we’re talking about bioethics in public policy and what should be considered when it comes to policies impacting the human body.In our mailbag segment we answer a question about special legislative sessions and why they seem to be so commonplace.And of course, we want to leave you with some practical tips on how you can start to …
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Dr. Todd Hartch on How to Build America Anew Through Finding the True, Good, and Beautiful
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In today’s episode we’re talking about America in crisis and how focusing on truth, beauty, and goodness can help revitalize our country.In our mailbag segment we answer a question about the relationship between our government leaders and Church leaders.And of course, we want to leave you with some practical tips on how you can start to put your fa…
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Dr. Robert George on the Necessity of Critical Thinking Amid Today's Group Think Culture
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In today’s episode, we’re talking about thinking for yourself and what a lack of critical thinking says about the current state and future of American politics.In our mailbag segment, we answer a question about meeting the needs of parents who want more opportunities to choose the right school for their child’s needs.And of course, we want to leave…
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Grace Olmstead on Recovering the Legacy of the Places We've Left Behind
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In today’s episode we’re talking about our roots – the places we come from – and why so many people end up needing to uproot themselves to pursue education or careers. Could changes to public policy help enliven communities facing “brain drain”? In our mailbag segment we answer a question about advocacy efforts and policy priorities now that our re…
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