Living Right With Dr. Ray
Dr. Ray’s television series, Living Right with Dr. Ray airs on EWTN Global Catholic Television on Tuesdays at 9am ET, Fridays at 5am ET, and Saturdays at 10pm ET.
Living Right with Dr. Ray, has captivated TV viewers around the world through the dynamic format of a faithfully Catholic family psychologist, Dr. Ray Guarendi, interacting with a live audience and presenting a wide range of topics. Airing three times a week on EWTN, the Global Catholic Television Network, Dr. Ray dispenses practical advice along with a generous dose of laughter. Each show features a special in-studio guest, along with Dr. Ray’s spirited segments on parenting, relationships, aging and the challenges facing teens, young adults and families.
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2024 Episode Descriptions
Servant of God
Tues. Apr 15 @ 9:30 am
Ray Kapaun, the nephew of Korean War hero Servant of God Fr. Emil Kapaun, joins Dr. Ray in Wichita, Kansas, in promoting his uncle’s cause for sainthood in his hometown. The man who plays Jesus on The Chosen, Jonathan Roumie, sits down with Dr. Ray to talk about the challenges and blessings of taking on such a role. Fr. Larry Richards weighs in on why it is often necessary for Catholics to step out of their comfort zone.
Guests: Ray Kapaun, Jonathan Roumie
Legacy of Mercy
Tues. Apr 22 @ 9:30 am
Thurs. Apr 24 @ 5:00 am
An Ohio woman whose son was murdered at college, takes Dr. Ray on her long journey of recovery and forgiveness. Rachel Muha has transformed the tragedy into a legacy of mercy toward troubled young people. Dr. Ray dives into the phenomenon of repressed memories – are they real? The founder of the biggest Catholic men’s conference in the world explains what it takes to get and keep men faithful. And Fr. Larry Richards talks about a real challenge for Catholics: loving someone when you don’t condone their actions.
Guests: Rachel Muha; Joe Condit, National Men’s Conference
Battered Parents
Tues. Apr 29 @ 9:30 am
Thurs. May 1 @ 5:00 am
Sat. May 3 @ 10:00 pm
Dr. Ray uses a powerful video to illustrate one of the toughest challenges for parents today, raising teenagers. When do parents draw the line on being verbally abused. He also looks at discipline for younger kids who start to get physical in their arguments. Catholic author and speaker Emily Jaminet sits down with Dr. Ray to reveal her “Holy Habits” for couples and families. Fr. Larry Richards asks whether as Christians we should really care what people think about us.
Guest: Emily Jaminet, Catholic author and speaker
Accept It
Tues. May 6 @ 9:30 am
Thurs. May 8 @ 5:00 am
Sat. May 10 @ 10:00 pm
Do you just “Accept It” when mom and dad don’t agree on how to discipline the kids? Dr. Ray brings solid advice to life by having actors play out this common real-life situation. A Montana man, Craig Barthel, who put his successful business career behind him to dedicate his life to the homeless, shares his inspiring story. Fr. Larry Richards pleads that people understand that God’s plan for their salvation is very real. And a viewer wants to know if there really is such a thing as a “primal wound” in children who have been adopted.
Guest: Craig Barthel, Catholic Businessman
Setting Standards
Tues. May 13 @ 9:00 am
Thurs. May 15 @ 5:00 am
Sat. May 17 @ 10pm
Whether it’s in business, family, or even politics, you have to set high standards and follow them. That’s the message from two of Dr. Ray’s faithfully Catholic guests. Ted Sizemore runs a big energy company in the Mountain West, and Archduke Christian Habsburg Lorraine is the heir to one of history’s most famous Catholic dynasties. Fr. Larry Richards helps us realize if we are seeing other people with the eyes of God or judging them by their actions. Dr. Ray reveals to the audience in Billings, Montana, some of the lessons he has learned from his 10 adopted children.
Guests: Ted Sizemore, Catholic Business Owner; His Royal Highness Archduke of Austria, Christian Habsburg-Lorraine
Vulnerable People
Tues. May 20 @ 9:30 am
Thurs. May 22 @ 5:00 am
Sat. May 24 @ 10:00 pm
Catholic filmmaker and activist Jason Jones shares his mission to promote human dignity among the most vulnerable people in the world. Dr. Ray comments on one of the most uncomfortable questions in a relationship, “Can we talk?” Fr. Larry Richards counsels on why it is easier and more important to change ourselves than to try to change others. Members of the studio audience in Wichita pepper Dr. Ray with rapid fire questions.
Guest: Jason Jones, Vulnerable People Project