The Saint Kolbe Studios Podcast

The Saint Kolbe Studios Podcast interviews Christian business professionals to learn more about living the good life. saintkolbestudiospodcast.substack.com

The Saint Kolbe Studios Podcast is a business podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 46 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts The Saint Kolbe Studios Podcast, a business show with 46 episodes published.

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  The Simple Sales System Behind Decided Excellence Catholic Media

  May 27, 202652 minS0

  <p>Isaac Summers and Adam Husing of Decided Excellence Catholic Media join Joe Coleman to discuss how they built a scalable, mission-driven print media company that mails hyper-local Catholic magazines directly to homes and parish databases. They break down the business model—two magazine tracks, a 1099 commission structure, and a daily three-step sales system—that has allowed independent publishers across the country to build flexible, family-sustaining income.</p><p></p><p>Main Ideas:</p><p>* Decided Excellence runs on a simple daily system—prospect, cold call for one hour, run three meetings—and Adam argues that consistent execution of those three th...

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  Good Noise: How Isabella Orlando Is Bringing Catholic Wellness to the Internet

  May 20, 202640 minS0

  <p>Isabella Orlando is the founder of Beloved Health Co., a faith-integrated nutrition and wellness coaching practice based in Manhattan. In this episode, Joe and Isabella talk about her six-year journey recovering from disordered eating, what the Catholic mental health conversation looks like online, and how she launched the Holy Girl Walk—a rosary walk for women that drew over 100 people to its first event and was featured in the Wall Street Journal.</p><p>What We Cover:</p><p>* Why faith-integrated mental health content remains underrepresented online, even in 2024, and why Isabella refuses to stop talking about it</p><p>...

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  Yes in God’s Backyard: Eli Smith on the Faith-Based Housing Initiative

  May 13, 202657 minS0

  <p>Joe Coleman sits down with Eli Smith, Director of the Faith-Based Housing Initiative, to talk about one of Joe’s favorite topics—and then some. Churches across America are sitting on acres of underutilized land, and FBHI is training congregations to see that land not as a liability but as a mission opportunity. </p><p>What We Cover:</p><p>* Why congregations have quietly accumulated land for decades—and why the housing crisis is finally prompting them to do something with it</p><p>* How FBHI’s five-month cohort model walks churches through the development process, from site planning to inves...

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  How Should We Then LARP? John Mullen on Building a Catholic Culture for Young Men

  May 6, 20261h 9mS0

  <p>Joe Coleman sits down with John Mullen, Chapter Leader for St. Paul’s Outreach in Columbus and founder of The Forum. John critiques theological approaches that feminize men, explains why servant leadership frameworks fail, and makes the case that real Catholic culture requires actual organizing—not endless posting online.</p><p>What We Cover</p><p>* Why theology of the body as commonly taught can reinforce a feminized framework for men</p><p>* The problems with complementarianism and servant leadership models that emphasize sacrifice without authority</p><p>* How to understand authority as a burden properly shouldered rather than pote...

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  My Life Is Not My Own: Multi-Generational Living and the Duty to Stay Close w/ Lucas Wollschlager

  Apr 29, 20261h 17mS0

  <p>Today, I sit down with Lucas Wollschlager—Catholic marketer, founder of Veritas Copy, and returning guest—to make the case that proximity to family isn’t something to be taken lightly. </p><p>Lucas tells the story of a friend’s disappointing Easter visit to family, and that leads us into a wide-ranging conversation about the snowbird mentality, what everyone in a household has to believe for multi-generational living to actually work, and why the economic pressures of our moment may be forcing us back toward what human nature has always required.</p><p>In This Episode, We Cover:</p><p>* W...

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