Episode 4: A New Soap?

The Catholic Nerds nerded out on … cleanliness? The Earth’s
mightiest nerds tackle a new spate of pseudo-religious
semi-feminist books: listen to the Catholic critique of Girl,
Wash Your Face by Rachel Hollis, Linda Kay Klein’s Pure: Inside
the Evangelical Movement That Shamed a Generation of Young Women
and How I Broke Free, and Marie Kondo’s The Life-Changing Magic
of Tidying Up. 


Face front, true believers! How should purity, chastity,
masculinity and femininity, virtue and responsibility be taught
to young people? And what about stuff? Why do we accumulate so
much stuff - some Catholic Financial Advisor tips - and so little
that actually means much? How do you tidy up the Catholic way?
How do Catholic families limit the stuff, the crazy amounts of
toys, to give them the gift of order? And how about Disney
personifying and anthropomorphizing toys all the time? 


Colby and Cody lament their Pokeman collections, while Scott
laments Garbage Pail Kids, Pong, and 90s baseball cards. But our
nerd-hearts will go on ... 


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Everything referenced in the episode:


Here’s a great book for authentic Catholic manhood, The
Catholic ManBook 

Here’s Marie Kondo’s book The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying
Up, though it doesn’t carry the Catholic Nerds seal of approval

For more financial advice from the Catholic Advisors  

Here’s that millennial missionaries video on YouTube 

For more on Catholic fatherhood and St. Joseph, check this
article out

How do parents determine their children’s faith? How
important is the faith of the father? 

Here’s that “Jack’s Back” Titanic 2 trailer that Colby
mentioned 

Scott’s other Super Nerd website, Nerdatron, and here’s that
article on the best fan theories