There are advantages and disadvantages of taking risks.  Share with us the risks you have had to encounter in life.  How did you approach them, with prayer?  Risks are a part of life and work.  Let’s look at them through the Catholic lens.  Taking controlled risks can certainly produce extreme personal and even spiritual growth.  Call in with your experience of coming across risks in life and share with us the outcome of taking those risks.  Your wisdom on this topic can be beneficial to others contemplating taking a big chance in life.  1-833-288-EWTN.

A story went viral about high school teens taunting elders and protestors at the DC March for Life.  Mainstream media and high-profile individuals immediately responded and happily condemned the students at Covington Catholic High School.  Now, thanks to video footage, the truth is finally being revealed.  As additional information is being made public, this story gets even more disturbing on many levels. Our Take 2 family has asked that we open up the phones lines and allow folks to weigh in to help unpack this situation.  A nontroversy?  You decide when you call in. 1-833-288-3986.

When social media platforms were being developed, most people excitedly launched profiles and began to share all sorts of personal information, opinions, etc. After having a fair amount of time to think about it, do you wish you had less of all of that available for public consumption? Or have you always been prudent or reserved about how much you posted online? Share with us your experience so that we may learn from you. 1-833-288-3986.

The world is constantly changing, and not always for the better. For many of us, it seems that life was simpler and less “dangerous” when we were growing up than it is now. If you have kids, you are likely keenly aware of this fact. You see them navigating through things you never dreamed you’d have to deal with when you were younger. What are some of these things that you’ve come across, and how are you and your family adjusting to today’s dangers to our youth? Call us and share your experience of this growing problem. 1-833-288-EWTN.

If I knew then what I know now. A familiar statement that if you have lived long enough on this earth, you can certainly identify with it as being true.  Life has a funny way of teaching us very important lessons.  Our experiences can mold and shape us as we mature and grow.  If we really take the time, we can probably think of many lessons we have learned in our lifetime that are worthy of sharing in order to benefit others.  Please share with us the important life lessons you have learned so that we may grow in wisdom.  Your life lessons can be a treasure of knowledge for the rest of us.  Call us and share, 1-833-288-3986.

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What would you do if you saw a crime being committed? Some folks would jump into action and try to stop the crime.  Others would ignore the scene in fear of being caught in the middle.  How would you respond?  What, if anything, are we called to do as Christians? Let’s talk about this scenario and see what we can learn from each other. Call in early to the show because we want to get as many calls on the air as possible. 1-833-288-EWTN.

“Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.” This famous quote tells us that the observer determines what is beautiful.  Well, our world has definitely told us what is beautiful and what is accepted.  This fixation on beauty in our culture can be and has been dangerous to our physical bodies not to mention what it does to our spirit.  People have literally died trying to just be accepted and considered beautiful.  So what is beauty to you?  Inner beauty, outer beauty?  Let’s discuss this on Tuesday and see if we can understand ourselves and the world better.  Call in with your ‘take’ on topic. 1-833-288-3986.