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Washed in the Word with Sean Doyle provides weekly expository Bible teaching along with Diving Deeper Study Guides. Washed in the Word seeks to help foster biblical maturation through biblical saturation. Thanks for joining us. Grab a Bible, a pen, & let's dive into Scripture together!
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The Walkup

Sean O'Hare

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The Walkup is a bold exploration of ideas featuring a wide range of experts — from scientists, philosophers, artists, and musicians — and everyday truth-seekers. Walk up to the table of thought-provoking conversations, hidden insights, and struggles that impact more people than you might think. With no agenda but the pursuit of truth, The Walkup invites listeners to question, learn, and engage with the world in a deeper way. No topic is off-limits — just honest dialogue filled with wonder an ...
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We'd love to hear from you. Text us. How do we build the Kingdom of God? On an ultimate level, we don’t. God does. Yet on another level, we are Christ’s ambassadors. We are His witnesses. We are called to make disciples of all peoples. Tragically, many have chosen not to be kingdom builders but kingdom barnacles. Some saints sit, soak, & sour in ou…
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In The Walkup's second episode recorded at Night to Shine—an international prom experience honoring individuals with special needs—we sit down with Shanel Richard and Emiliana Mesa. From leadership to friendship, advocacy to inclusion, their stories reflect the power of radical hospitality and what happens when a community comes together to celebra…
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Recorded on location at the unforgettable Night to Shine event hosted by the Tim Tebow Foundation, this episode of The Walkup features heartfelt conversations with Jason Valecia and Luciana Bernal. Night to Shine is a worldwide prom night experience centered on God’s love, honoring the beauty, dignity, and worth of individuals with special needs. J…
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We'd love to hear from you. Text us. Today we begin our journey together through the last letter of the Apostle Paul. This is his last word to his protégée Timothy. If Christianity is going to flourish not perish...we must pass it on! If the light of the gospel is not to be extinguished in our land in our day it will be by God’s sovereign grace upo…
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Saxophonist Nick Hempton has toured the globe bringing “big fat grooves and strong melodies” to audiences from NYC to Sydney to Shanghai. In this episode of The Walkup, Nick and his jazz collaborators open up about the legacy of the genre, the culture of jam sessions, the healing power of brotherhood, and the personal journeys that shaped their mus…
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Kiernan Doyle joins The Walkup to share his journey from working the crew side of productions to starring on Netflix and filming opposite Jake Gyllenhaal. A trained actor and seasoned set veteran, Kiernan reflects on life inside the industry—balancing spontaneity and structure, navigating union strikes, and the magic of collaborative creativity. Wh…
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We'd love to hear from you. Text us. When we first began our study in Judges we saw a sad slide from the faithfulness of Joshua’s generation to an utter disregard of the things of God in the next. We saw that compromise leads to consequences. That neglect leads to regret & that rejection leads to God’s wrath. Today, we go to the last word regarding…
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In this episode of The Walkup, Sean is joined by Atticus Firey, national leader of The Salvation Army’s Adult Rehabilitation Centers, and Rebecca Smith, a licensed social worker and strategic philanthropy expert. Together, they offer a behind-the-scenes look at addiction recovery, spiritual renewal, and the systems that support second chances. With…
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Fr. Rick Riccioli returns to The Walkup with stories that move from the sacred to the hilarious. He opens up about his experience with spiritual direction and adoration, and reflects on how churches can reimagine community. Along the way, we get tales of high school football dreams, quick rapport-building tips, and even advice on buying a house at …
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We'd love to hear from you. Text us. We all have a God-sized hole in our souls. We were created to worship, but we also want to be our own gods. How do we reconcile these competing impulses? An easy answer is to refashion god into a god of our own making & liking. In the beginning, God made man in His image & ever since we have been trying to retur…
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No host, no filter—just two friends and a mic. In this episode of The Walkup, Chelsey and Claire go off-script and get personal. They talk about building new friendships in NYC, transforming their health, surviving polar plunges, and why growing up in big families gave them a soft spot for strangers. From marathon prep to elevator panic, this is a …
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In this episode of The Walkup, Chelsey Hogan and Claire Gagliano tackle everything from the crisis of communication to the psychology of modern marriage. Together, they explore faith-informed counseling, college hookup culture, socioeconomic pairing, and how our 12-move average reflects something deeper about the American soul. A conversation about…
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We'd love to hear from you. Text us. Samson is arguably the most famous person in the book of Judges. So today we will tread well-worn Scripture in revisiting Judges 16. We shall see Samson at his most audacious & salacious. We will then witness Samson humbled & handed over to those he was supposed to be the deliver from. This self-centered sot wil…
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Priest and missionary Fr. Louis Merosne returns to The Walkup alongside actor and comedian Iris Bahr for a dynamic conversation on truth, goodness, and the chaos of moral relativism. From the Catechism to comedy, the two explore how the Christian tradition addresses power, purpose, and the question of who decides right from wrong. With surprising t…
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We'd love to hear from you. Text us. Today we come to Samson, the last judge chronicled in the book of Judges. Samson was a he-man with a she weakness. Samson is probably the most well-known of all the Judges & yet he is the least heroic, least obedient, & least commendable. Samson is far from a paragon of virtue & so his judgeship demonstrates the…
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Historian, author, and artist Bronwen McShea joins The Walkup for a sweeping conversation on women in the Church, mysticism, biography, and the hidden forces that shape historical memory. A Yale and Harvard-trained scholar, McShea reflects on her research process, spiritual imagination, and what makes a good story stick. From Fatima to 17th-century…
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In this episode of The Walkup, guest host Will Bower sits down with Father Keith O’Hare, pastor of St. Louis Catholic Church in Alexandria, VA. From the haunting beauty of Gregorian chant to the challenges and triumphs of building a thriving parish community, Fr. O’Hare reflects on his journey through music, mission, and ministry—from the streets o…
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We'd love to hear from you. Text us. In our modern marketplace leadership books, seminars, & courses abound. But in Jeremiah 6:16 The Lord says: "Stand by the roads, & look, & ask for the ancient paths, where the good way is; & walk in it, & find rest for your souls." Today we shall examine a topic that is overstudied from a passage that is too oft…
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From writing iconic episodes of Seinfeld, Cheers, and Will and Grace, to penning award speeches for Tina Fey and Will Ferrell, comedy legend Tom Leopold brings decades of showbiz stories to The Walkup. In this episode, Tom sits down with Sean to talk about his unexpected journey into Catholicism, his hilarious (and sometimes chaotic) life in NYC, a…
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What does it take to become a world-traveling jazz saxophonist with a sound that grooves as hard as it swings? In this episode of The Walkup, Sean sits down with Nick Hempton – Australian-born, NYC-based jazz artist – to talk about life on and off the bandstand. From Sydney’s jam sessions to Harlem’s late nights, Nick opens up about learning jazz t…
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We'd love to hear from you. Text us. After a fast footnote about Tola & Jair our main story opens with a sad indictment in Judges 6:6 "The people of Israel again did what was evil in the sight of the LORD..." We have seen this pattern throughout the book of Judges. God saves His people under a deliverer judge & the very next generation wanders away…
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In this episode of The Walkup, guest host Will Bower sits down with returning guest Father Louis Merosne, Haitian priest and founder of Mission of the Beloved, for a personal and powerful conversation on devotion to Mary, the Rosary, and the journey of faith. Together they explore the beauty of Catholicism from both intellectual and intimate angles…
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In this episode of The Walkup, Sean sits down with artist Dony MacManus and Stephen Auth, CIO of Federated Global Equities and author of The Missionary of Wall Street, to discuss the soul of Catholic art, the crisis of cultural imagination, and the connection between beauty and evangelization. From Caravaggio’s chiaroscuro to the spiritual metaphys…
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We'd love to hear from you. Text us. Galatians 6:7 says: "Do not be deceived: God cannot be mocked. A man reaps what he sows." The God of Nature is the God of Scripture. The God of Nature has made it clear that if you sow pumpkin seeds you get pumpkins not petunias. This immutable law extends to our actions. We reap what we sow. Sometimes there is …
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Tom Williams is the CEO of Came to Believe Recovery, a global movement reviving the original spiritual roots of the 12 Steps. In this episode of The Walkup, Tom shares his path from addiction and Army service to becoming a fitness coach, MBA graduate, and leader in recovery ministry. With over 100 retreats under his belt, Tom talks candidly about g…
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In this stirring return to The Walkup, Father Louis Merosne shares stories from the frontlines of spiritual and social renewal in Haiti. From surviving natural disasters and rebuilding faith communities, to his encounters with Mother Teresa and moments of profound humility, Fr. Louis speaks candidly about the soul of his nation and the mission that…
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We'd love to hear from you. Text us. When we read the Bible we tend to think the real battles are at places like Mt. Carmel where Elijah stood alone against Jezebel’s 850 false prophets. We tend to think that the big battle is the real battle. The real battle is often not in attaining victory; it is usually in maintaining the victory. This is Satan…
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In this episode of The Walkup, actress-producer Kate Maberly and artist Dony MacManus explore the deep roots of creativity—from childhood imagination to classical training, and from faith to futurism. They discuss the dark underbelly of the film industry, the seductive illusion of social media, and whether AI represents progress or regress. It’s a …
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Irish sculptor and educator Dony MacManus returns to The Walkup for a sweeping conversation on artistic calling, faith, and embodiment. He shares how overcoming dyslexia and finding purpose through art transformed his life, and offers reflections on teaching, cultural renewal, and the theological power of the human body. From Pontormo to the crisis…
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We'd love to hear from you. Text us. Today we meet Gideon. God will use Gideon to deliver His people from Midianite marauders, but in this deliverance, Gideon’s faith will be repeatedly tested. Grab your Bible, a pen, & print off the free downloadable sermon outline & accompanying guided study questions & let's get washed in the Word! Free sermon o…
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What does art remember that politics forgets? In this episode of The Walkup, host Sean O’Hare is joined by Richard Brookhiser, historian and senior editor at National Review, and Dony MacManus, sculptor, painter, and founder of the Sacred Art School in Florence. Together, they explore the symbolic force of historic paintings, the shifting meaning o…
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Father Don Bosco Darsi joins The Walkup from Vijayawada, India, where he leads Talitha Cumi Unnati—a grassroots organization fighting human trafficking and empowering vulnerable girls through education and dignity-based outreach. In this episode, we explore the intersection of Indian Christianity, economic mobility, subsidiarity, and joy—how one pr…
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We'd love to hear from you. Text us. In 1779 Captain William Jones gave the US Marines one of their most iconic recruitment slogans when he advertised “for a few good men.” That slogan well serves the sentiment of Judges 4 & 5. This passage is unique in the book of Judges in that instead of having a person function as the deliverer figure guiding t…
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Can an atheist and a priest find common ground? In this episode of The Walkup, playwright and author Jonathan Leaf joins returning guest Fr. Rick Riccioli, pastor at Most Holy Trinity–St. Mary Church in Brooklyn. Together they explore the boundaries between faith and secularism, the surprising depth of spiritual questions in art, and why Christiani…
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What happens when theater becomes a form of prayer? In this episode of The Walkup, actor Christopher Domig (Sea Dog Theater) and Jesuit priest Fr. George Drance (Magis Theatre Company) explore the deep interplay between spirituality and the performing arts. From the legacy of La MaMa to experiences on major sets like The Blacklist and Tuesdays with…
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We'd love to hear from you. Text us. Satan loves to sideline the saints. One of his most effective tactics is to keep us from saying “Here I am, Lord, send me.” When God calls forth from heaven: “Whom shall I send, who will go for us?” Satan whispers “Not you!” “You are too feeble, faltering, & filthy. You’re unworthy, your gifting is iffy, & your …
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In this episode of The Walkup, Sean O’Hare is joined by Grant Wheeler, Director at The Phoenix—a sober living community using movement and connection to help people rebuild after addiction. Grant shares his raw and redemptive story of heroin addiction, getting sober, and finding unexpected strength through CrossFit. From panic attacks and family pr…
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In this episode of The Walkup, Sean O’Hare sits down with Kimberly Thompson, a development leader and anti-trafficking advocate with decades of experience at A21, the Human Trafficking Institute, and beyond. Together, they unpack the dark intersection of technology and human exploitation—from fake job scams to the way digital platforms fuel traffic…
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We'd love to hear from you. Text us. Today we embark on our journey through the book of Judges. Judges is one of those books preachers kind of tiptoe around. It’s a violent book. All its supposed heroes are deeply flawed. Some are fairly degenerate, yet God used them to deliver His people - though sadly God’s people quickly stray away into deeper &…
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In this episode of The Walkup, Sean O’Hare is joined by Colm Flynn, Vatican correspondent for EWTN, and Colin Nykaza, Director of Outreach at St. Patrick’s Cathedral in New York City. Together, they explore the Church’s response to suffering, the power of courageous service, and the enduring relevance of vocations in a fast-moving world. From Colm’…
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In this episode of The Walkup, Sean O’Hare brings together an unexpected trio: award-winning actress and writer Iris Bahr, Brooklyn-based priest Fr. Rick Riccioli, and Hollywood veteran Rob Long (Cheers, George and Leo). Together, they explore the shifting role of the church, the emotional weight of service, and how institutions of faith can either…
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We'd love to hear from you. Text us. In our final session in the book of James we shall focus on six questions that pertain to the biblical reality that "True Faith Works on Our Witness." Grab your Bible, a pen, & print out the free downloadable study guide & let's get Washed in the Word! Free sermon outlines & accompanying study guides are availab…
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In this episode of The Walkup, Sean O’Hare sits down with two deeply thoughtful voices—comedian, writer, and cultural critic Iris Bahr (Curb Your Enthusiasm, X-Rae) and Father Rick Riccioli, a Franciscian friar and pastor serving in Brooklyn. The conversation weaves through a wide tapestry: from Iris’s time in the Israeli Defense Forces and the emo…
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In this premiere episode of The Walkup, host Sean O’Hare brings together two fascinating guests from very different worlds: Hollywood director Doug Liman (Mr. & Mrs. Smith, Road House) and Haitian Catholic priest Father Louis Merosne. The conversation spans faith, filmmaking, and personal transformation—from Liman’s journey to Haiti after the 2010 …
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The Walkup is a bold exploration of ideas featuring a wide range of experts — from scientists, philosophers, artists, and musicians — and everyday truth-seekers. Walk up to the table of thought-provoking conversations, hidden insights, and struggles that impact more people than you might think. With no agenda but the pursuit of truth, The Walkup in…
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We'd love to hear from you. Text us. Jesus urged us to "always pray & not give up." Yet somehow Satan has dulled us into saving prayers for Sundays & emergencies. In this our fourteenth session in the book of James we shall discover that "True Faith Works on Our Prayer Life." Grab your Bible, a pen, & print off the free downloadable study guide & l…
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We'd love to hear from you. Text us. Patience is not something we always value, but it is something God values. God is so committed to us developing patience that He providentially permits us to enter into stretching situations so we can cultivate this vital virtue. Why is patience something God actively seeks to cultivate in us? Because He wants t…
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We'd love to hear from you. Text us. Greed hides itself from its victim. Greed is all too often a cancer that remains undetected in our hearts. In our text today, God wants to help us scan our hearts before this cancer consumes our souls. In this our twelfth session in the book of James we shall endeavor to discover that True Faith Works on Our Gre…
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We'd love to hear from you. Text us. James’ entire epistle hinges on the premise that True Faith Works. James 1 & 2 showed us that True Faith Works on our Perspectives & our Actions. James 3 demonstrated that True Faith Works on Taming Our Tongues & True Faith Works Us Toward True Wisdom. James 4 demonstrated that True Faith Works on our Judgmental…
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