On this episode of Kresta in the Afternoon, Al talks to Kenneth Hensley about his journey from being a Baptist minister to becoming Catholic. In the second our Al talks to Richard Watts about how money can complicate a lot of things in life and how ordinary people are far richer than they think. Then, Al talks to Marilyn McEntyre about how we can redeem words from being industrialized and mass marketed. She says, contemporary American English is "processed like cheese, depleted of nutrients, flattened and packaged, artificially colored, and mass marketed."
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