On this episode, Detective Maria Orand of the Tarrant County Human Trafficking Task Force shares what it’s really like to confront modern-day slavery in our own backyard—and how daily prayer helps her see the image of God in both victims and offenders. From the front lines of some of Fort Worth’s darkest cases to serving faithfully in her parish, Detective Maria reveals how faith, service, and courage come together in a calling that’s as heartbreaking as it is hope-filled.

In this episode, Dr. Scott Hahn reflects on 40 years of Catholic faith, sharing how Scripture, the Eucharist, and a renewed hunger for the Bible are transforming hearts across the Church. From the explosive growth of biblical literacy to the joy of welcoming his 26th grandchild, Hahn offers a hopeful, deeply personal look at why now may be one of the most exciting times to be Catholic.

From building massive glass installations around the world to creating Christmas traditions for local families, this episode reveals how art can draw people closer to meaning, wonder, and God. A glassblower, architect, and devout Catholic, David Gappa shares how molten glass, daily prayer, and family life came together to shape a vocation that blends faith, beauty, and craftsmanship in unexpected ways. Learn more about David's work at https://vetroartglass.com/