The Bear Woznick Adventure

Gary is the author of A Worrier’s Guide To The Bible, Listen To Your Blessed Mother, From Fear To Faith, Find A Real Friend In Jesus and Faith, Hope, and Clarity. He is a frequent speaker at parishes and conferences across the Unites States and Canada and is recognized as the leading Catholic speaker on the topic of overcoming anxiety. Gary has appeared on several EWTN television programs including Women Of Grace, At Home With Jim And Joy, Bookmark and The Journey Home. He is the host of Spirit In The Morning on Holy Spirit Radio, The Gary Zimak Show on BlogTalkRadio and a regular guest on Catholic Answers Live, EWTN’s The Son Rise Morning Show, Catholic Connection and numerous other radio programs. Gary is a member of the Knights Of Columbus and resides in New Jersey with his wife Eileen and their homeschooled twin daughters, Mary and Elizabeth.

Matt Foss is a key member of the team behind the scenes of Long Ride Home serving as an incredible videographer and leader of men during the chaos of shooting a reality show through the desert. Matt and Bear talk story about everything from how he got involved with the show to the logistics of making it all happen in such a limited time frame. Join in the adventure!

Author, Paul Dykewicz is a seasoned beat reporter, editor, columnist and commentator who has worked for a variety of local and national news organizations. A winner of numerous journalism awards, he works in Washington, D.C., and lives in Rockville, Maryland.

Coach talks story with Bear about the adventures in Texas on Long Ride Home.

Join Bear and Fr. Mark, the Pastor of the Catholic Charismatic Center in Houston, as they talk story about the ride during our shoot of Long Ride Home reality TV show. The shoot was more of a challenge than any of the men thought. But, as you'll hear, there was a conscious decision to say "I'm just gonna be a soldier here". It's that military attitude that is inspiring and emboldened the men on the shoot. Find out more about the show at DeepAdventure.Com

Bear talks faith and fitness with Dr. John Acquaviva. After earning his PhD in exercise physiology, John expanded his interests, and ultimately his speaking career, into the area of body image, faith and fitness, and morality in sports.  While such topics have great value independently, a deeper meaning of them can be attained by associating each with God's intention for us.

Former Air Force pilot and flight surgeon and now he delivers babies into the world, Dr. Lance Maki, a big wave rider and tandem surfer, was our doctor on the Long Ride Home and talks story with Bear.

You’ll recognize the cowboy draw of Dan’l Markham from our Surf’s Up segments as he's a regular contributor. Dan’l talks story with Bear about the recent Long Ride Home reality show airing on EWTN in late spring 2017.

Grady Dyke is a member of the Catholic Cross Bearers Motorcycle Ministry who met up with the Long Ride Home crew on the Louisiana boarder and rode through Texas with us all the way to Big Bend.

Tony talks story about what's happening with Deep Adventure Ministries including Long Ride Home reality TV show.

Jay Flunker and Bear talk story about the adventures on the recent shoot of Long Ride Home reality TV show, soon to air on EWTN. He's a powerful evangelizer in his community and reaches out to those in need. Join our millions of listeners free online now!

http://www.paulthigpen.com/ Bear’s guest Paul Thigpen is a native of Savannah, Georgia, and grew up on one of the sea islands along the Georgia coast. He received a B.A. in Religious Studies from Yale University and earned an M.A. and Ph.D. from Emory University. He has served on the theology faculty of several colleges and universities and is currently editor for TAN Books, a publishing company based in Charlotte, North Carolina. Paul is an award-winning journalist and the best-selling author of forty-four books. His works have been translated into a dozen languages and published around the world.

DAR255 Tony Collins with Host Bear Woznick.

First, Devoted husband and father Second, Committed to Leadership Development Third, Catholic Development Professional advancing the mission of the Church https://twitter.com/your_missionary

Donna-Marie Cooper Boyle of "Catholic Mom Cafe" is recognized for her works on Mother Teresa. She's EWTN host, speaker, author, Bear Woznick. Join our millions of listeners free online now! Donna-Marie Cooper O’Boyle is an award-winning and best-selling author and journalist, speaker, pilgrimage host, and the EWTN television host of "Everyday Blessings for Catholic Moms" and "Catholic Mom's Cafe," which she created. Donna-Marie was blessed to know Fr. John A. Hardon, S.J. and Bl. Mother Teresa. She was invited by the Holy See to participate in an international congress held at the Vatican and is the recipient of apostolic blessings from St. John Paul II and Pope Benedict XVI. She received a special blessing from St. John Paul II for her work on Mother Teresa. Donna-Marie is a frequent guest on national Catholic radio and television. Donna-Marie has received awards for her work including a few Catholic Press Association Awards, an Award of Excellence from the MCCW for her presentation to military women, and t

DAR251 Jason Jones, writer and filmmaker, talks faith and story with Bear Woznick

https://fathersofthechurch.com/ Mike Aquilina is the award-winning author of more than forty books on Catholic history, doctrine, and devotion. His works have been translated into many languages. He has hosted nine television series and several documentary films and is a frequent guest on Catholic radio. “Mike Aquilina has a way of writing about the Fathers of the Church and the saints as if he just finished a telephone call or received a text message from one of them.” — Cardinal Donald Wuerl Archbishop, Washington, D.C.

DAR250 Coach John McKenna talks faith and story with Bear Woznick

DAR249 Fr. Tim McCormick interviews Bear Woznick

http://stmartha.com/people/fr-richard-mcneillie Inspiration for priesthood : I don't remember hearing the word "vocation" until college. At that time, I had some friends who were considering the priesthood. They used to ask me if I was being called, but it was kind of a joke since I was dating someone at the time. I had to take their question seriously a few years later when I went on a retreat. In one of the meditations I was asked to imagine myself sitting across from Jesus. Between us was a box with his plan for my life inside. I could try to imagine what my vocation was, the good and the bad that might have been inside, but I couldn't open the box. Instead, the goal was to trust Jesus, and say "yes" to whatever he had planned. I couldn't do it. At that point in my life, I realized that his plans were probably different from mine.  Months later, while in Houston for the Easter Triduum, the late Fr. John Weyer was reading out of the Diary of St. Faustina for the Stations of the Cross on Good Friday. Lis