Bishop Sheridan discusses progress in the ongoing Anglican-Catholic dialog with his guest.

Bishop Sheridan reminisces about the history of the Diocese of Colorado Springs with its first bishop, Bishop Emeritus Richard Hanifen

Bishop Sheridan hosts an informative discussion on the topic of religious liberty and the elements of culture that seem determined to marginalize Christian thought in this country. Bishop William Lori, chair of the U.S. Bishops' Ad Hoc Committee on Religious Liberty, and Martin Nussbaum, Colorado Springs resident and nationally known expert on Church-State relations, join Bishop Sheridan in this eye-opening discussion.

Bishop Michael Sheridan interviews New York Times best-selling author of the books Fatherless, Motherless and Childless.

Bishop Sheridan speaks with Brother to Brother ministries.

Bishop Sheridan discusses the role of the Catholic League in culture today with its President, Bill Donohue.

Bishop Sheridan discusses Catholic Radio in the State of Colorado with John Koenig, Stefania Elsmore and Mary Theresa Thomas, with a focus on the annual "Priest Appreciation Golf Outing."

Bishop Sheridan discusses an unique and proven program called "Catholics Come Home," geared toward bringing lapsed Catholics back to the Church.

Bishop Sheridan discusses Blessed Pope John Paul II's Theology of the Body with expert Christopher West.

Bishop Sheridan interviews the staff of the Colorado Catholic Herald.

Bishop Sheridan discusses all things G.K. Chesterton in an interview with scholar Dale Ahlquist.

Bishop Sheridan discusses the pro-life Difficult Choices campaign taking place in Colorado Springs.

Bishop Sheridan discusses the changes to the Roman Missal with Dr. Ted Sri, Professor at the Augustine Institute in Denver, CO.

Bishop Sheridan interviews Fr. Larry Richards, founder of "The Reason For Our Hope" foundation.

Bishop Sheridan speaks with Fr. Mitch Pacwa on a range of topics, including Islam and the role the faith is affecting culture globally.

Bishop Sheridan and Fr. Robert Barron discuss the 2011 series "Catholicism," which aired on PBS stations nationwide.

Bishop Sheridan interviews Ethicist and Director of Education for the National Catholic Bioethic Center, Fr. Tad Pacholczyk

Bishop Sheridan sits down for a conversation with George Weigel, author of the Pope John Paul II biographies "Witness to Hope" and "The End and The Beginning: Pope John Paul II - The Victory of Freedom, the Last Years, the Legacy."

Bishop Sheridan discusses family trends with expert Glenn Stanton, Director of Family Formation at Focus on the Family.

Bishop Sheridan hosts a roundtable discussion about health care reform.

Bishop Sheridan hosts a follow-up discussion about health care reform in the United States.

Bishop Sheridan discusses Catholic Schools, addressing Catholic Schools Week in particular, with Holly Goodwin, Superintendent of Catholic Schools for the Diocese of Colorado Springs.

Bishop Sheridan hosts an important discussion about immigration.

Bishop Sheridan is joined by two guests: Fr. Francisco Quezada, President of the National Association of Hispanic Priests and pastor of St. Mary Cathedral in the Diocese of Colorado Springs, and Corey Almond, Vice President of Parish Social Ministries and Family Immigration Services with Catholic Charities of Central Colorado.

Bishop Sheridan hosts an eye-opening interview with former 32nd degree Mason, John Salza. Their discussion focuses on why Catholics cannot be Masons.

Kolbe Film School, an uniquely Catholic-focused institute of higher learning, discusses the scope of the coursework it offers and the Catholicity of its mission.

Bishop Sheridan speaks with Don and Nonnie Bocast about their unique Lenten menu guide and cookbook.

Bishop Sheridan talks with Leonardo Defilippis in advance of his performance of the stageplay "Vianney," performed in the Diocese of Colorado Springs and the Archdiocese of Colorado Springs.

Bishop Sheridan has an engaging discussion with Rev. Dr. Michael O'Donnell, author of "What a Son Needs From His Dad."

Bishop Sheridan sits down with Mike Callicrate to discuss the theological, ethical, and moral aspects of modern food prodction. Callicrate is a local rancher whose opinion is widely sought on matters of sustainability and local economic and environmental health. Callicrate also owns and operates Ranch Foods Direct, located on El Paso in Colorado Springs.

Bishop Sheridan talks with Dr. Howard Hirsch from the Center for Christian-Jewish Dialogue in Colorado Springs. Dr. Howard Abel Hirsch is the president and founder of the Center for Christian-Jewish Dialogue; Lead Faculty in the departments of Religion and Religion and Culture in Regis University; and Rabbi Emeritus of Temple Shalom, all of Colorado Springs, Colorado.

Bishop Sheridan visits with Teresa Tomeo, renowned Catholic radio news personality and author of the books "Noise: How Our Media Saturated Culture Dominates Lives and Dismantles Families" and "Extreme Makeover: Women Transformed by Christ, Not Conformed to the Culture."

Bishop Sheridan discusses an unique program having great success against the spread of HIV and AIDS in Africa with his guests.