
A Catholic Comedy Advice Show. For Catholics who take their faith seriously (but not themselves). Hosted by Ethan Stueve and Patrick Neve.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 568 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityRelationshipsReligion & SpiritualitySociety & Culture | |||

Welcome back to the Crunch, to Bropostles, to this wonderful thing of ours. We are celebrating 10 years of laughing, giving dating advice and goofing, we are happy to have you with us regardless if you've been with us the whole 10 or just now joining... more
Welcome back to Bropostles, in this episode its dating galore, questions about concussions, truck driving and more!
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Welcome back to Bropostles, the only Catholic podcast that gives you everything that you are looking for in a podcast, a little of this, a little of that.
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Welcome back to Bropostles, the only podcast that can give advice, crush dreams of a 17 year old and realize that they've been doing this for almost 10 years!
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They talk about politics wayyyyy too much.
They cornered the market on Catholic comedy podcasts and nobody was the wiser. 10/10 would review again.
Ironically good humor and unironically good dating advice
A nice cozy show that feels like I’m hanging out with two brothers I didn’t know I had. I don’t agree with everything they say but that’s probably a good thing.
The hosts have good chemistry. They should invite Catholics better formed in their faith rather than twitter nerds.
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Apple Podcasts | #248 |
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A sharp, humor-driven Catholic dating and relationship show that blends practical faith-based guidance with lighthearted banter. The hosts juggle personal stories, audience questions, and timely cultural topics—from dating profiles and parish life to online media and sponsorships—always with a witty, approachable Catholic lens. Notable strengths include strong host chemistry, a relatable community vibe, and a willingness to tackle topics at the intersection of faith, relationships, and modern culture. The format often leans into candid storytelling and practical advice, making it appealing to devout listeners who want both laughs and takeaways for everyday life.
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Bropostles launched 10 years ago and published 568 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Bropostles include:
1. John BeardedBlevins
2. Dr. Greg Popcak
3. Pat Neve
4. Silas Monner
5. Christian Wagner
6. Kevin Matthews
7. James McCann
8. Conor Gallagher
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