EWTN Bookmark
EWTN Bookmark
EWTN · EWTN Global Catholic Television Network
Show overview
EWTN Bookmark has been publishing since 2024, and across the 2 years since has built a catalogue of 106 episodes. That works out to roughly 50 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a fortnightly cadence.
Episodes typically run twenty to thirty-five minutes — most land between 27 min and 28 min — and the run-time is fairly consistent across the catalogue. None of the episodes are flagged explicit by the publisher. It is catalogued as a EN-language Religion & Spirituality show.
The show is actively publishing — the most recent episode landed 1 weeks ago, with 12 episodes already out so far this year. Published by EWTN Global Catholic Television Network.
From the publisher
Host Doug Keck and his guests reveal the lives and works of renowned Catholic authors, unveiling the Christian themes and philosophy that inspired their writing.
Latest Episodes
View all 106 episodesAmerican Pontiff - Pope Leo XIV and His Plan to Heal the Church
Lunatic, Liar, or Lord | Bext Stop: The Afterlife
Christ, Science, and Reason
Christianity in the Crosshairs
Christ Versus Satan in Our Daily Lives
Discipline That Lasts a Lifetime / Being a Grandparent
Why Literature Still Matters
Doug and Dr. Jason M. Baxter posture if literature is relevant or important within a world and culture of instant gratification and seemingly immediate answers via smartphones.
The Martyrs of the New Millennium
Doug and Robert Royal speak about the hundreds of thousands of priests, religious, and lay people living courageously for the faith while under persecution, torture, and martyrdom.
Faithful Finances
Catholic wealth advisor and financial planner, Christopher McMahon, shares ways to align finances with faith and steer families toward holiness by how we steward our money.
Learning Contentment
Former “Journey Home” host, Marcus Grodi, joins Doug to discuss how to find contentment and live out God’s purpose and peace, especially in the later years of life.
Thorns Have Roses - the Meaning of Your Suffering
Fr. Cedric Pisegna speaks with Doug about finding meaning in the inevitable suffering we must endure in a fallen world, where to find joy, and how to make suffering redemptive.
Your Valentine
Anthony DeStefano speaks with Doug about reclaiming the true meaning of Valentine’s Day, giving historical facts about this saint in comparison to the commercialized version.
Drama-Free Discipline- Dr. Ray Coaches You to Parenting Success
Author and Clinical Psychologist, Dr. Ray Guarendi, joins Doug to speak about ways to argue less, laugh more, and grow into the confident, joyful parent your kids need.
Pope Leo XIV- the Election of a Pope in Pictures
Doug speaks with Dr. Matthew Bunson, about one of the most recent and interesting periods in the Church, the time between the death of a current Pope and election of a new Pope.
Advent and Christmas with Mother Angelica
Doug talks with Fr. Joseph Mary Wolfe, MFVA about Mother Angelica’s advice for keeping Christ at the center of the Advent and Christmas season and all your holiday celebrations!
Remain in Me and I in You
Doug welcomes Fr. Wayne Sattler to discuss how we can transform our hearts from thinking of God as an idea, to knowing, loving, and serving the tangible person of Jesus Christ.
The Two Jerusalems
Dr. Matthew Wiseman shares his faith journey, from Protestantism, to the Hebrew Roots Movement and traditional Judaism on to Anglicanism and finally home to the Catholic Church.
Enchanted by Eternity
Fr. William J. Slattery discusses the Catholic perspective of Heaven as having the ability to renew and transform the temporal culture, politics, and economics of the present day.
Victims of the Revolution
Doug speaks with Nathanael Blake about how the sexual revolution failed to deliver on its promises, giving sorrow and suffering rather than happiness, authenticity, and pleasure.
Eucharist- Heaven and Earth Unite
A new book by Fr. Robert Fox explores the continuity of Scripture that teaches us how the Eucharist plays the primary role in uniting us with our creator and savior, Jesus Christ.