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Reeling It In was created to learn from the people who are out there doing cool things and living meaningful lives.Each week, Collin sits down with leaders, entrepreneurs, athletes, creators, and friends to hear their stories, talk about faith, work, life, purpose, and everything in between, and reel in the lessons that can help us become better versions of ourselves.No matter where you are in life or faith, there’s always something to learn, someone to learn from, and a new perspective worth hearing.So grab your headphones and let’s reel it in.
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What does it take to build a lasting spiritual life and help a new generation encounter the Catholic faith? For Fr. Henry Finch, it begins with discovering the beauty of the Church, embracing a consistent life of prayer, and allowing God to bring order and purpose to our daily lives.Fr. Henry Finch is the rector and chaplain of St. Peter Catholic Student Center at Baylor University, where he serves students from Baylor and other colleges in Waco, Texas. A former Baptist who became Catholic through his study of Church history, sacred music, and the witness of others, Fr. Henry shares his journey to the Catholic faith and priesthood. We also dive into why young people are drawn to Catholicism, the importance of personal rule in spiritual growth and vocational discernment, the role of worship and fellowship in campus ministry, and the vision behind St. Peter’s growing community and new church project.
What does it take to build a life of greatness without having everything figured out? For Silas Mähner, it starts with having the courage to pursue what God has placed before you, embracing uncertainty, and recognizing that even ordinary moments can shape an extraordinary life.Silas is an entrepreneur, recruiter, and founder of Roosevelt Talent and Catholic Founders, a community helping Catholic entrepreneurs live out their faith through business and cultural influence. Drawing from his journey from rural Wisconsin to New York City and eventually building his own ventures, Silas shares how mentorship, ambition, and faith have shaped his approach to work and life. We also dive into living out Catholic values in the workplace, pursuing meaningful work, building strong families and local communities, taking risks without fear of failure, and discovering the greatness God calls each of us to.
Peter Cooney is a 21-year-old economics student at the University of Dallas and the co-founder of ACUDIS AI, a Catholic technology platform designed to provide families with a safer, more transparent alternative to mainstream AI. Peter shares how his Catholic upbringing, homeschooling, entrepreneurship, and encounter with Carlo Acutis shaped his approach to work, technology, and faith. We also dive into the moral challenges of AI, protecting young users, building responsible technology, parental controls, and why keeping the Eucharist at the center of his life is essential to the mission.
Cynthia Schmidt is the executive director of the Catholic Pro-Life Community in Dallas, bringing her experience as a lawyer, wife, and mother to a mission of serving women, babies, and families. Cynthia shares how marriage, motherhood, grief, prayer, and years in big law shaped her journey from corporate law to pro-life leadership. We also dive into discerning God’s call, supporting women through pregnancy care and healing after abortion, welcoming those in need without shame, and building a broader culture that recognizes the dignity of human life at every stage.
Tyler Ward is a graduate student in clinical mental health counseling, podcast host, online evangelizer, and endurance athlete whose Catholic faith shapes his approach to psychology, vocation, and daily life. Tyler shares how his experiences with athletics, family suffering, apologetics, and Catholic formation led him toward counseling and a deeper understanding of faith and science. We also dive into the parallels between counseling and confession, Victor Frankl’s work on meaning, redemptive suffering, anxiety, prayer, discipline, and how he hopes to integrate faith and spirituality into his future work as a counselor.
Joe Henkels is the founder of Knights Coffee, a Catholic coffee company built around quality, transparency, and supporting the Church. Joe shares how a simple habit of roasting coffee at home grew into a mission-driven business sourcing from Catholic farmers in Nicaragua, supporting seminarians, and partnering with Knights of Columbus councils. We dive into making work a form of witness, pursuing excellence, discerning your next step, and the lessons Joe has learned about entrepreneurship, trust, and putting faith and family at the center of your life.
Rickie Jacobs went from seminary to the therapist's chair and hasn't looked back. In this conversation, we dig into why we wait so long to ask for help, what addiction really is, and what it looks like when faith and counseling meet. Introduction to Rickie Jacobs The Transition from Seminary to Counseling Understanding the Need for Therapy The Role of a Therapist: Tools for Self-Discovery Understanding Sin and Brokenness The Role of Therapy in Healing Faith and Counseling: A Unique Intersection Maintaining Peace Amidst Heavy Burdens Integrating Faith in Secular Counseling Encouraging a Wild and Adventurous Faith Recognizing Signs for Seeking Help Taking the First Step Towards Therapy
In this episode, Collin welcomes RJ Finley to discuss the power of aligning wealth with personal values. RJ shares his journey from a finance student at TCU to a career in wealth management, emphasizing the importance of making intentional decisions that reflect one's true purpose. He highlights the role of community, faith, and personal growth in shaping a fulfilling life. RJ also illustrates how wealth can be a tool for meaningful impact rather than just accumulation. Listen for more!Chapters Introduction to RJ Finley The Journey to TCU Internships and Early Career Finding the Fit in Finance Aligning Wealth with ValuesThe Five Key Decisions Personal Reflections and Advice
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Reeling It In was created to learn from the people who are out there doing cool things and living meaningful lives.Each week, Collin sits down with leaders, entrepreneurs, athletes, creators, and friends to hear their stories, talk about faith, work, life, purpose, and everything in between, and reel in the lessons that can help us become better versions of ourselves.No matter where you are in life or faith, there’s always something to learn, someone to learn from, and a new perspective worth hearing.So grab your headphones and let’s reel it in.
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