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CAMKAM Books Podcast

CAMKAM Books Podcast

Di: Cameron and Trisha McManus
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The Podcast of Catholic Married Author & Illustrator couple, Cameron & Trisha McManus. Together they are CAMKAM Books. This podcast features narrated versions of their children's books, classic book studies, and conversations on marriage, parenting, and topics regarding being an ordinary Catholic in the middle of the world.

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  • S3 E8. Dante Daily: Hell Isn't Other People, It's You. (Canto 28)

    S3 E8. Dante Daily: Hell Isn't Other People, It's You. (Canto 28)
    Aug 5 2025

    In this episode, we descend into the Bolgia of Discord, where souls tear themselves to shreds. We discuss the true cause of civil strife, marital strife, being at peace with oneself, and why it is vital to know WHY you exist to understand who you are.
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    46 min
  • S3 E7. Dante Daily: Planned Repentance Isn't Repentance (Canto 27)

    S3 E7. Dante Daily: Planned Repentance Isn't Repentance (Canto 27)
    Apr 14 2025

    In this episode Dante encounters Guido de Montefeltro, the famed “fox” who repented of his scheming ways, but ruined his chance at heaven at the last moment. We talk about repentance, lying to yourself, making good and bad confessions, how formal cooperation with evil is both easy and fatal, and the spiritual perils of hockey fandom.
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    52 min
  • S3 E6. Dante Daily: Beware Your Influencers and Your Influence (Canto 26)

    S3 E6. Dante Daily: Beware Your Influencers and Your Influence (Canto 26)
    Mar 24 2025

    In this episode we descend into the next bolgia, that of fraudulent counsellors, where Virgil and Dante encounter the legendary Ulysses, hero of Homer’s Odyssey. We discuss how Dennis Prager was once Cam’s Ulysses, the perils of Instagram Moms, finding common cause with others without abandoning the truth, and Bonnie Tyler.
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    51 min
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