Thomas V. Mirus, Staff Writer and Podcast Producer

Quick Facts

• Writer and jazz pianist in New York City
• Creator and host of the Catholic Culture Podcast

Bio

Thomas V. Mirus is a pianist, composer, and occasional amateur comedian living in New York City. He produces and hosts The Catholic Culture Podcast.

Thomas is an inveterate and wide-ranging reader in philosophy, theology, economics, politics, Catholic affairs, the visual arts and music. He brings a substantial breadth of understanding to his work at CatholicCulture.org.

Writing

Thomas writes on a wide variety of topics, but he has a special interest in the nature of the creative process in the arts, particularly in music. As a notable example, see his three-part series on The Mystery of Music.

Most recently on this site:

• Episode 24: Talking A Capella with VOCES8’s Barnaby Smith - November 20
• Episode 23: How the Laity Must Respond to the Abuse Crisis—Fr. Roger Landry - November 13
• Episode 22: Newman’s Idea of a University—Paul Shrimpton - November 7
• Episode 21: Gosnell, the Abortion Story No One Wanted Told—Ann McElhinney - October 30
• Quick Hits: Halloween, Hildegard, and Hugo Chavez - October 29
• Episode 20: Carl Schmitt, Painter of Vision—Andrew de Sa - October 17
• Episode 19: Understanding the Church’s Abuse Crisis—Fr. Roger Landry - October 10
• Episode 18: Acedia, the Forgotten Capital Sin—RJ Snell - October 2
• Episode 17: A Civics Lesson for Catholics—Bob Marshall - September 25
• Msgr. John Sanders, the priest who played with Duke Ellington - September 13