Catholic clarity for culture, family, and conscience.
Trending with Timmerie is a fast, argument-driven Catholic talk show shaped around current controversies and ordinary household decisions. Episodes move from taxes, dating, and parenting into confession, sacramental life, gender, marriage, and public witness.
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Trending with Timmerie is a Catholic current-affairs and life-advice show built around urgency. It takes ordinary questions seriously. A family’s tax return becomes a chance to talk about debt, budgeting, and responsibility. A nervous question about dating becomes a larger reflection on men, women, courage, rejection, and Catholic courtship. A discussion of infants and nervous-system development turns quickly toward motherhood, fatherhood, and the rights of children. The show’s rhythm is fast, direct, and often exhortative, with little interest in detached commentary. It argues. It presses. It treats culture as a moral battlefield where private habits, public law, and spiritual health all belong in the same conversation. Episodes move easily from brain science to catechesis, from wedding modesty to confession, from J.K. Rowling’s comments about God to the shape of a faithful Sunday. The show also gives major space to testimony. Carrie Prejean Bowler’s episode pairs Catholic conversion, the rosary, first confession, Israel, Christian Zionism, and public pressure around Gaza. Marco Casanova’s appearance centers same-sex attraction, confession, marriage, fatherhood, and resources for people wrestling with similar questions. These stories are not presented as detached profiles. They are used as evidence for the show’s larger claims about grace, embodiment, authority, and the freedom promised by Catholic sacramental life. The result is both practical and confrontational. It can offer advice about dating, family budgets, mentors, church clothing, and Sunday rest, then pivot into abortion, transgender identity, divorce, same-sex marriage, and religious liberty. The show is best understood as Catholic cultural argument in motion, grounded in family life and sharpened by controversy. Its softness appears around children, marriage, conversion, and prayer. Its edge appears wherever modern culture is framed as confused about sex, identity, authority, or God. For listeners who share its theological premises, the appeal is clarity and momentum. For others, the show may feel bracing because it states contested positions plainly and repeatedly. Trending with Timmerie is not a survey of Catholic opinion. It is a daily moral reading of the news, the home, and the body through a firmly conservative Catholic imagination.
Made for: This show is for Catholics and Catholic-curious listeners who want current events, relationships, parenting, money, and sexuality interpreted through a firm traditional moral lens. It especially suits audiences drawn to direct arguments about family, faith, embodiment, and public witness.
What sets it apart: Its distinct strength is the way it connects household-level choices with large cultural and theological claims. Few shows move so quickly from tax refunds, dating nerves, and Sunday rest into confession, conversion, gender, marriage law, and sacramental life.
Trending with Timmerie is a nationally syndicated radio show and international podcast bringing timeless principles of Catholicism to trending thought and experience. Are you looking for relevant ways to bring together trending conversations and timeless principles? Here’s your opportunity to engage the culture head on with truth and Catholic faith. www.RadioTrending.com | www.Timmerie.com
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Timree connects Catholic teaching to family life and cultural controversy with practical questions, personal candor, and a consistently clear moral frame.
Trending with Timmerie turns cultural arguments and domestic concerns into questions of Catholic practice. Timree moves between interviews and direct reflection, connecting public disputes over sexuality and marriage with confession, Sunday rest, prayer, friendship, parenting,…
A paint color debate becomes your Catholic examination of contentment before the rosary enters the room.
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A faith-framed, family-minded look at how to use a tax refund well.
The episode treats a tax refund as a stewardship problem: when money is tight, what should a windfall do for a family? Timree moves from tax returns to gas prices, supply chain pressure, and the pull to spend well, then shifts into saving, debt, and the risk of letting the…
A fast, conviction-led mix of brain science, marriage advice, and family formation.
Trending with Timmerie starts with a blunt question about how children are formed and moves from there into mothers, early development, mental health, and adult stability.
A direct Catholic conversation about conversion, Israel, Gaza, and the cost of speaking out.
Carrie Prejean Bowler's conversion story sits next to a Catholic look at Christian Zionism, Israel, Gaza, and what happens when someone pushes back on a public line.
A direct Catholic discussion of same-sex attraction, confession, and family life.
This episode of Trending with Timmiey keeps its focus on same-sex attraction, while widening into the larger gender conversation through Marco Casanova's testimony.
A direct Catholic case for witness that moves from culture into daily life.
The piece starts with J.K. Rowling's public stance on gender, but it does not stay there for long. Timmerie keeps pressing toward a broader question: what kind of witness actually reaches people.
A direct Catholic discussion of trust, control, marriage, and the habits technology teaches families.
The conversation stays close to marriage, trust, and the urge to control what cannot be controlled. It treats faith as a steadier kind of trust, one that rests in God rather than mood or instinct, and it keeps returning to the question of how a spouse can be trusted without…
A devotional St. Patrick's Day reflection on faith, Ireland, and prayer.
The episode opens with St. Patrick's Day memories before moving into Patrick's clash with Druid power at Tara and the fire that, in the telling, no one could put out.
A blunt Catholic conversation about consent, marriage, and the choices that shape a life.
Trending with Timmery opens with a feast day reflection on St. Francis of Rome, then shifts into a blunt conversation about consent and what happens when someone changes her mind after saying yes.
Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Live sermons with Easter-shaped urgency.
Trending with Timmerie speaks with Jonathan and Amanda Teixeira of WalletWin about tax refunds, budgeting, and supply chain anxiety during a period of high gas prices and rising costs.
Mothers are central.
Timmerie opens with a hard question.
This episode features an interview with Keri Prejean Bowler, a recent Catholic convert and former White House Religious Liberty Commission member, discussing her criticism of Christian Zionism and Israel's actions in Gaza, and her experiences with cancel culture.
This episode explores how to ask a woman on a date, discussing modern dating challenges for men, generational trends in relationships, and connecting it to Catholic faith perspectives.
Timmerie reflects on six years of the show and discusses applying Catholic faith to trending cultural issues like sexual morality and gender ideology.
Same-sex attraction is the focus.
J.K.
Timmerie discusses the significance of Easter and shares a heartwarming story about her child's prayer, connecting Catholic faith to everyday life.
Timmerie discusses President Trump's two-week ceasefire with Iran as an Easter miracle, analyzing it from a Catholic just war perspective.
Timmerie discusses the Easter octave and plans to interview Father Robert Spitzer about the Shroud of Turin and Sudarium.
The episode discusses how women feel duped about motherhood and explores the cultural trend of delayed fertility and regret over too few children, from a Catholic perspective.
Why is trust so hard?
Timmerie discusses Lenten happiness with Father Robert Spitzer, exploring the four levels of happiness and a new Catholic AI app.
Timmerie discusses Lenten resources for families, three ingredients of happiness from a Catholic Harvard professor, and the story of St.
Timmerie discusses the impact of the Obergefell v.
An interview with Father Sebastian Walsh about his book on St.
Timmerie discusses the changing economy of sex and its impact on marriage and dating from a Catholic perspective, interviewing sociologist Mark Regnerus.
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A Catholic radio host discusses applying timeless faith principles to trending cultural topics, including AI and St.
The host discusses challenges of Catholic dating in the swipe culture and suggests meeting for mass.
Timmerie discusses detransition awareness and interviews a therapist who coaches parents of trans-identified youth from a Catholic perspective.
Timmerie discusses a study on AI making work more intense, women's hormone health, and negative effects of chemical abortions, all from a Catholic perspective.
The episode discusses Lenten resources for families, the three ingredients of happiness according to a Catholic Harvard professor, and the story of St.
A yes can still turn into a no.
A Catholic radio host discusses a campaign to overturn Obergefell v.
A Catholic radio show discussing Lenten financial discipline and the morality of abortion, with an interview on Catholic investing.
Host Timmerie discusses the 'walking meme clavicular' and male culture shifts, then interviews Teresa Kenney about her book 'A Happy Girl's Guide to Being Whole' on women's health and fertility.
Timmerie discusses a landmark Supreme Court case on parents' rights, applying Catholic faith to current events.
Timmerie discusses applying Catholic principles to confront modern cultural challenges like mind control and overwhelming news.
This episode discusses infidelity, STDs, and grace in the context of restoring a marriage, while also touching on Catholic practices like meat-free Fridays during Lent.
This episode discusses how to effectively grow in virtue during Lent, using Aristotle's wisdom to overcome temptations like pornography and fill spiritual voids with positive habits.
This episode discusses how feminism, as promoted by former Soviet intelligence agents in Brazil, has strategically worked to dismantle Christian Catholic identity in women.
This episode discusses how Catholic faith intersects with daily life, using the example of Olympic athlete Alyssa Liu's perseverance in sports as a metaphor for overcoming challenges with joy and hope.
This episode explores the fastest way to achieve happiness during Lent through a discussion with Father Robert Spitzer about his book 'The Four Levels of Happiness' and the intersection of faith with modern life.
What is the big deal?
A Supreme Court decision becomes the flashpoint.
Ash Wednesday starts the fight.
Beauty is not the problem.