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Hey, she's Italian- her name ends with a vowel! Welcome to episode 26 where we have some laughs with Katie Candalino from SC, NC and VA...then Idaho. Katie shares her faith filled stories about her desire to be a mother while she sips her bou
You know a great marriage and an amazing voice when the husband says he sees the face of God when his wife sings in church. (sigh). So listen up in church and look for Mary Lund! Here's the deal, Cradle-Catholic Mary doesn't think she is very
Three saints that will give you insight into the incredibly devout and tough Ukrainian people. (Excuse my poor sound quality, Jason will be so disappointed).
Jason and Kristina commiserate over their progress on the Book Challenge and try to determine the best way to prep for lent. Swear Jar for Jason!
Valentine's Day and we talk with another small-towner married to her high school sweetheart: Vanessa Prairie, an Idaho girl married to a Bear (her husband's name). Vanessa shares her current favorite drink (a martini) and the books that inspi
In this episode, Jason and Kristina discuss the Extreme Book Nerd Challenge, goals for the Lenten season, Kristina's death bench theory, and lament a possible oversharing on the last episode with their children.
You might say this was a pursuit in gaining four more listeners because this podcast features our four kids! The four Batalden children, Justin, Jordan, Gaby, and Gunnar sit with us and tell some tales. Tall tales, short tales, tales with no
Redemption for Scrooge! Don't we all wish for an opportunity to be better? This is the end of The Christmas Carol as told and talked about by Jason and Kristina. Merry Christmas!
Ghost of Christmas Present read by Jason. Listen afterwards for our silly commentary on food, clothes, and eating your words.
Stave 2: Ghost of Christmas Past. This week, Jason reads Stave 2 and Kristina joins in for a discussion- maybe even a little disagreement here and there (sometimes, things can get chippy during the Christmas season). So, we all have to wonder
Merry Advent Season! We love A Christmas Carol so much, we decided to bring it to your ears. Listen while you walk the dog, listen while you wrap presents, listen while you trim the tree, listen during your drives to work. Each Wednesday you
I must say that when I first met this episode's guest, I was enamored. He is a monk, a medieval era scholar, a writer, and a social justice warrior. How many more cool things could he be? I will forgive him his Oregon roots because he is the
Joe Saye is a renaissance man. The military? Check. The law? Check. The environment? Check. Margaritas to die for? Check. A READER? CHECK! Recently retired, Joe is eager to become a saint; "a good one", and so he brings to the 3Things table th
All Souls and All Saints... we Catholics have some obligations. If you weren't entirely sure about these days, Deacon Jason explains what our church believes.
According to Jason, this episode finds our own Idaho Indiana Jones in our basement! Scott Brian, born and raised Idaho boy, is not only an archaeologist but a paranormal investigator as well. This last October episode finds the conversation d
Our guest this week is a book-loving 'self-identified' witch, Cait Stewart. Cait's faith story began in a school library, quietly meandered through addiction, and finally came out of the broomcloset to help her help herself reach a beautiful s
It's time for a bit of spookiness! What's so intriguing about a headless body on a horse? How about a headless saint carrying his head while he prays? This month's 1Thing explores cephalophores. Check it out!
Introducing... Samantha Mashburn, a friend, a funny lady, and a pro-podcaster! Samantha joins us with her Whiteclaw in hand, instead of her usual salty dog. She shares her soul-searching journey that includes the age-old question: what is suc
September brings our beautiful Idaho Fall weather and our newest guest: Denell Broncho! Denell is an adventurer, a reader, and a member of the Shoshone-Bannock tribe. She drinks NY Seltzers, and shares her latest read, Sold as Slave by Olaudah
Aaah, Labor Day. A Monday off work to rest, relax, and … reflect on how we got a day off in the first place.
Kristina and I want to thank each and everyone of you for supporting 3 Things Podcast. We are having tremendous fun and are especially thankful for our guests. We have had plenty of great drink, expanded our reading list, and have been inspir
Around the rock the rugged rascal ran...yep, that's Jeff Landers and his favorite tongue twister! This episode finds Jeff in our basement with his VooDoo Ranger IPA from New Belgium Brewing and Tim Tebow's This is the Day in his hands (he also
This week's guest is our youngest: Geri Elizondo, a pilgrim on a journey. Geri brings a Rubaeus tart raspberry ale in one hand and a My Place Among Men by Kris Millgate in the other. Sure, Geri pre-funcs with Moscow mules and has a long list
When Americans celebrate the 4th of July, they think of freedoms- all sorts of freedoms. I was curious about the Catholics that helped bring those new ideas of freedom to this new country. What I found was St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, or Mother
Settle in my friends, you are about to hear a very edge-of-your-seat story straight from the source: our friend Angela Hayes. Angela is a multi-talented Idaho business woman with an amazing faith story to share. She has her mason jar drink an
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