Best Matt Ingold Podcasts (2025)

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Theology of the Body and Personal Growth w/ Matt Ingold 57:46

20d ago57:46

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How can Catholics integrate personal development practices with authentic faith? Today, Dr. Michael Dauphinais speaks with Matt Ingold, co-founder of Metanoia Catholic, about “baptizing” secular life coaching with Catholic theology. They discuss John Paul II’s Theology of the Body as a foundation for understanding human growth, the non-competitive …

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243. Melancholic Clients Need This (Even if They Don’t Ask for It) 39:29

5d ago39:29

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Melancholic clients bring deep thought, rich interior lives, and powerful potential for transformation, but only if you know how to coach them well. In this episode of The Catholic Coaching Podcast, we walk you through the do’s and don’ts of coaching the melancholic temperament. Whether you're a Catholic mindset coach, spiritual director, mentor, t…

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Saintly Friends: Mother Teresa and John Paul II w/ Patrick Novecosky 56:21

6d ago56:21

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What can we learn from the extraordinary friendship between Mother Teresa and Pope John Paul II? Today, Dr. Michael Dauphinais is joined by Patrick Novecosky, an award-winning author and speaker and the founder of NovaMedia, to discuss his upcoming book on two of the greatest modern-day saints. They discuss how both saints overcame profound persona…

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242. Practical Tips for Coaching Clients Who Just Want to Have Fun 34:38

12d ago34:38

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Most coaches don’t fail because they don’t care. They fail because they don’t know who they’re coaching. If you're mentoring, forming, or coaching someone without first understanding their temperament, especially if they’re sanguine, you’re unintentionally creating friction, not transformation. In this episode, Matt and Erin break down the five big…

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Why Theology Needs Jesus w/ Adam Van Wart 56:34

13d ago56:34

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How does Jesus Christ transform the way we think about God? Today, Dr. Michael Dauphinais sits down with Dr. Adam Van Wart, Associate Professor of Theology at Ave Maria University, to discuss how the Incarnation makes God concretely present in human history, overcoming the human tendency to idolatry. Dr. Van Wart also explains how suffering acquire…

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241. The #1 Communication Trick to WIN Over Choleric Clients 37:44

19d ago37:44

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Do your clients ever feel hard to reach, like your coaching isn’t landing? You might not be doing anything wrong. You just might be speaking the wrong temperament language. In this episode of The Catholic Coaching Podcast, Matt and Erin kick off a new series on Coaching Through the Temperaments, starting with how to effectively coach a choleric. Th…

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240. How Messy Catholic Parenting Might Be Exactly What Your Family Needs 1:02:23

26d ago1:02:23

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How do you parent with your temperament, not against it? How do you speak identity over your kids in a world quick to label and criticize? In this rich, joy-filled conversation, Catholic Coaches Matt and Erin Ingold sit down with Mike and Alicia Hernon of the Messy Family Project to unpack the power of temperament-aware parenting, building strong m…

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Why Theology Needs Metaphysical Realism w/ Dr. Steven Long 1:04:36

27d ago1:04:36

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Why is philosophy essential for understanding Catholic theology? Today, Dr. Michael Dauphinais interviews Dr. Steven Long, well-known theologian and Professor of Theology at Ave Maria University, about the relationship between philosophy and theology in the Catholic tradition. They discuss how the abandonment of realist philosophy has undermined th…

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239. Why Phlegmatic Parents Struggle With Strong-Willed Kids (And What to Do) 40:49

1M ago40:49

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What happens when a naturally peaceful parent is raising a naturally intense child? In this episode, Matt and Erin unpack the real challenges phlegmatic parents face when raising choleric children. You’ll discover why your child’s pushback isn’t personal, how to set healthy processes instead of rigid boundaries, and what mindset shifts help transfo…

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After Stoicism: Boethius and Divine Providence w/ Dr. Thomas Ward 59:01

1M ago59:01

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How can ancient wisdom help us find consolation and freedom in our distracted modern world? Today, Dr. Michael Dauphinais sits down with Dr. Thomas Ward, Associate Professor of Philosophy at Baylor University, to discuss his book, After Stoicism: The Last Words of the Last Roman Philosopher. The work examines St. Severinus Boethius’ Consolation of …

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238. Melancholic Parent? Here’s How to Connect Without Losing Your Mind 42:07

1M ago42:07

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What happens when your deep desire for order meets a child who thrives in joyful chaos? Welcome to The Catholic Coaching Podcast, where today Matt and Erin Ingold take you inside the mind and heart of the melancholic parent, and what it’s like to raise (or form!) a sanguine child. This episode is a masterclass in Catholic parenting, temperaments, a…

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Aquinas and the Bible w/ Dr. Jason Paone 58:22

1M ago58:22

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How did Thomas Aquinas read and interpret the Bible? Today, Dr. Michael Dauphinais sits down with Dr. Jason Paone, editor of Word on Fire Academic, to discuss two new books exploring Aquinas’ commentaries on the New and Old Testaments. They examine Aquinas’ deeply Christocentric approach to Scripture, his understanding of the Bible through God’s pl…

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237. Discipline or Disconnection? What Strong-Willed Parents Must Know 40:54

2M ago40:54

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Are you a choleric parent trying to lead your home without losing your peace? Whether you're parenting a laid-back phlegmatic, an emotional melancholic, an energetic sanguine, or another mini-choleric (hello power struggle!), this episode of The Catholic Coaching Podcast is for you. Matt and Erin Ingold dive deep into the strengths, triggers, and t…

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Augustine’s De Trinitate: Faith, Reason, and the Mystery of God w/ Dr. Gerald Boersma 55:17

2M ago55:17

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How can Christians come to recognize the mystery of the Trinity as intelligible? In this conversation, Dr. Michael Dauphinais sits down with Dr. Gerald Boersma, Professor of Theology and Director of the Theology M.A. Program at Ave Maria University, to explore Augustine’s De Trinitate. They discuss how it defends orthodox Trinitarian doctrine, pres…

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236. Struggling as a Sanguine Parent? Try These Game-Changing Hacks! 46:05

2M ago46:05

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Hey parents! Ever wonder why your child’s emotions feel so heavy at times? Or why your fun-loving, spontaneous energy doesn’t always land the way you expect? In today’s episode of The Catholic Coaching Podcast, we’re diving deep into Sanguine Parenting—the strengths, struggles, and real-world strategies to connect better with your kids based on the…

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Jekyll & Hyde in Modern Life: Overcoming Our Divided Selves w/ Dr. Daniel Davy 59:44

2M ago59:44

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How can we heal the split between who we present ourselves to be and who we really are? Today, Dr. Michael Dauphinais talks with Dr. Daniel Davy, Professor of History and Dean of Faculty at Ave Maria University, about Robert Louis Stevenson’s novella “The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde” and its relevance to modern life. They explore how th…

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Crossing the Tiber: A Journey to Catholicism w/ Steve Ray 59:51

2M ago59:51

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How can Catholics better understand the historical and biblical foundations of their faith? Today, Dr. Michael Dauphinais interviews Catholic convert Steve Ray about his journey to Catholicism. They discuss his book Crossing the Tiber and explore his insights from leading pilgrimages, illuminating connections between biblical sites, and Catholic tr…

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235. How to Parent a Phlegmatic Child: Do’s & Don’ts for Raising Easygoing, Relationship-Focused Kids 39:24

2M ago39:24

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Ever have a child who’s so calm, obedient, and easygoing that you almost forget they need attention too? If so, you may be parenting a phlegmatic child! These kids are peaceful, relationship-focused, and deeply empathetic, but they can also struggle with motivation, assertiveness, and passivity. In this episode of The Catholic Coaching Podcast, we’…

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Can Marketing Be Catholic? w/ Neil Watson 59:08

2M ago59:08

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How can Catholics integrate their faith with modern business practices, particularly in marketing? Today, Dr. Michael Dauphinais interviews Neil Watson, adjunct professor of business and Director of Marketing at Ave Maria University, about the intersection of Catholic social teaching and business ethics. Watson explores how the Church's teachings o…

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234. How to Parent a Melancholic Child: Do’s & Don’ts for Raising Thoughtful Kids 32:07

2M ago32:07

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Got a melancholic child? Or maybe you're a teacher trying to figure out how to connect with your more introverted students? You're in the right place. Melancholic kids are deep thinkers, feelers, and perfectionists, but without the right approach, they can easily get overwhelmed, discouraged, or stuck in their emotions. So, how do you guide them in…

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Rediscovering Sin and Grace Through C.S. Lewis’ Perelandra w/ Joseph Pearce 50:27

3M ago50:27

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How can C.S. Lewis’Perelandrahelp us rethink the Genesis story and its relevance to the modern world? Today, Dr. Michael Dauphinais and Joseph Pearce, frequent guest and Visiting Professor of Literature at Ave Maria University, explore the next book in C.S. Lewis’ space trilogy,Perelandra - a retelling of Genesis that illuminates free will, sin, an…

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233. How to Parent a Sanguine Child: Do’s & Don’ts for Raising Energetic, Social Kids 37:07

3M ago37:07

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Ever feel like you're raising a child who never stops moving, thrives on fun, and makes friends everywhere they go? You might be parenting a sanguine child. These kids bring joy, energy, and spontaneity into every room, but without the right approach, they can struggle with focus, discipline, and follow-through. In this episode of The Catholic Coac…

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Chastity and Mercy in a Secular World w/ Bishop Erik Varden 55:34

3M ago55:34

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How do welive chastely in a world consumed by distractions, desires, and secular notions of fulfillment? Today, Dr. Michael Dauphinais and Bishop Erik Varden of Trondheim explore chastity as a path to personal integration and spiritual renewal. Drawing from Bishop Varden’s bookChastity: Reconciliation of the Senses, they discuss cultural misconcept…

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232. How to Parent a Choleric Child: Do’s & Don’ts for Raising Strong-Willed Leaders 38:50

3M ago38:50

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Ever feel like you're constantly in a power struggle with your child? Do they push back, demand independence, or insist on doing things their own way? You may be parenting a choleric child. These kids are natural leaders, driven by efficiency, justice, and determination. But without the right approach, they can come across as defiant, stubborn, or …

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231. Why Most Parishes Fail at Evangelization 1:12:18

3M ago1:12:18

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Most parishes want to evangelize. Few know how to actually do it effectively. In this episode, Matt sits down with Jim Jansen, longtime missionary, ministry leader, and author of A Clear Path. Jim has spent over 25 years in full-time ministry, from being one of the first-ever Focus missionaries to leading parish renewal efforts in the Archdiocese o…

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How Can We Obey Church and State? w/ Pater Edmund Waldstein 56:55

3M ago56:55

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How do humility and obedience shape our relationship with authority, community, and God? Today, Dr. Michael Dauphinais and Pater Edmund Waldstein, a Cistercian monk and theologian, explore the role of humility and obedience in our relationship with authority, the church, and the common good. They discuss the balance between individual dignity and c…

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Grief, Trauma, and the Hope of Faith w/ Julia Sadusky 1:01:40

3M ago1:01:40

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How can Catholics navigate grief and trauma while holding onto hope and faith? Today, Dr. Michael Dauphinais and Dr. Julia Sadusky, a licensed psychologist and Ave Maria University alumna,explore the complexities of grief, ambiguous losses, and trauma. They discuss the healing power of connection, routine, and faith, offering practical advice and r…

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230. Overcoming Your Temperament Blind Spots in Ministry 46:10

3M ago46:10

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Ministry has a way of exposing us; our weaknesses, fears, and yes, even the blind spots we’d rather ignore. If you’ve ever found yourself frustrated with team dynamics, avoiding conflict, or struggling with impatience, this episode is for you. We’re diving deep into how our temperaments shape the way we lead, interact, and, let’s be honest, sometim…

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Sharing the Catholic Faith with Generation Alpha w/ Ambrose Bean 57:58

3M ago57:58

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How can today’s youth rediscover faith amidst a culture of secularism and distraction? Today, Dr. Michael Dauphinais sits down with Ambrose Bean, Ave Maria University alumnus, BA and MA in Theology, teacher, and author of Catholic Revival: A Rallying Cry to the Rising Generation in the Church. They discuss the personal nature of faith, the joy of k…

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229. Unlocking Your Temperament Strengths in Ministry 46:02

3M ago46:02

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What if the key to transforming your ministry team isn’t working harder, but working smarter—together? In this episode of The Catholic Coaching Podcast, Matt and Erin unpack a powerful tool for ministry leaders: understanding temperaments. They introduce a free guide designed to help leaders identify and harness their team’s unique strengths, creat…

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228. Say Goodbye to Guilt and Do What You Love 47:56

4M ago47:56

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Have you ever felt the tension between following your passions and fulfilling your responsibilities? Maybe you’ve wondered if pursuing what lights you up will pull you away from what truly matters. In this episode, we explore how to lean into your God-given gifts and passions without guilt—and how doing so can actually elevate every other area of y…

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How To Stay Faithful as a Catholic Theologian w/ Fr. Joseph Fessio 47:42

4M ago47:42

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How can Catholics navigate modern theological challenges while staying true to the Church's tradition? Today, Dr. Michael Dauphinais speaks with Fr. Joseph Fessio, founder of Ignatius Press, about the enduring relevance of Catholic theology in addressing modern challenges. They discuss the influence of theologians like Ratzinger, von Balthasar, and…

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227. Becoming Un-offendable 44:38

4M ago44:38

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Let’s face it: offense is everywhere. Whether it’s a snarky comment, a misunderstood text, or someone cutting you off in traffic, you can’t avoid it. But here’s the deal—you don’t have to let it own you. In this episode, we’re taking a hard look at what it means to become “unoffendable” and why it’s one of the most freeing things you can do for you…

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