The Church already gave you a curriculum. It is not a podcast. It is not a thread. It is four pillars, in a fixed order:

The Creed — what we believe, because God has revealed it.

The Sacraments — how Christ actually acts on us, in the flesh.

The moral life — how a free person learns to love what God loves.

Prayer — the relationship those three are for.

Skip the order and you get fragments: a strong opinion about a headline, a devotion with no doctrine, a doctrine with no confession, a confession you never make.

Converts feel this first. So do parents who do not want to hand their children a vibe. So do Catholics who came back and discovered that "I still believe, mostly" is not a formation.

You do not need another personality to follow. You need the teaching of the Church, received in order, lived in ordinary time — at the table, at work, in the pew, and in the confessional.

That is the work. It is slower than content. It is also the only way the faith becomes yours without becoming yours to edit.