Explore every episode of the podcast Catalyst Conversations

Bishop Henry Ballard sits down with Matt to discuss the upcoming conference 4His Glory. Also they talk about the spiritual needs of St. Bernard Parish and what can be done better as a church.

Catalyst Conversation episode 2 of season 2 we continue our conversation about the story behind the book of Acts and how it applies to us today. We begin discussing chapter one and some of the historical details found outside this book and we see how so many things still coorelate to what we are experiencing today. 

In today's podcast, Catalyst Conversations focuses on the fourth pillar of a good society, fatih. Over the next several weeks we will be discussing one of the most pivot and sometimes misunderstood books in the Bible. Acts of the Apostles isn't just history, it is a very relevent book for a people of faith living in a community.  

Todays guest is Fire Chief Earl Borden. We have a great conversation about family, leadership, education and the need for personal and professional growth. We also talked about the upcoming millage. 

Col. Rob and Dr. Moriah talk about their time in New Orleans, The Marines, Responsibility and Leadership. As well as how we can make positive change in our culture. 

Matt and Jason talk Movie Industry in Louisiana, AI, spirtuality and life in Southeast Louisiana.

Councilman at large Gillis McCloskey talks with Matt about politics, family life, and faith.

Catalyst Conversations: Richard and Matt discuss the topics of influencing our communities in positive ways. How to move outside the traditional box of thinking and create new paradigms for change.

Matt Woodward and Devin Cruice review how the candidate interviews went. They also talk voter apathy, the young perspective, and where Catalyst Conversations is going.

We dive into the issues that you want to hear about your community. Wayne Landry talks about his view of the role of government, faith, and experience.

We dive into the issues that you want to hear about your community. Kerri Callais talks about her upbringing, the type of leadership she wants to see in St. Bernard, and her faith.

We dive into the issues that you want to hear about your community. Sheriff Pohlmann offers insight on parental responsibility, drug issues in the parish, and more. Visit our Youtube to see the podcast taped.