Not so Christian Brothers
An authentic look at modern masculinity from two brothers from different generations. They share insights on fatherhood, brotherhood, and everything in between.
It's presented by veteran broadcaster Colm Hayes who's voice is instantly recognizable from his years in FM104, RTE and presently Ireland's Classic Hits radio and his brother Justin Caffrey , a well renowned high-performance coach and entrepreneur.
With years of experience between them and stories you've probably never heard before, you may want to get involved.
These guys don't mess around, it's funny, informative, current, sensitive and ball-breaking all at the same time.
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Not so Christian Brothers
An authentic look at modern masculinity from two brothers from different generations. They share insights on fatherhood, brotherhood, and everything in between.
It's presented by veteran broadcaster Colm Hayes who's voice is instantly recognizable from his years in FM104, RTE and presently Ireland's Classic Hits radio and his brother Justin Caffrey , a well renowned high-performance coach and entrepreneur.
With years of experience between them and stories you've probably never heard before, you may want to get involved.
These guys don't mess around, it's funny, informative, current, sensitive and ball-breaking all at the same time.
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Merry Christmas! In this special festive episode (released early for your Christmas Eve drive), Justin is still missing in action, so Producer Rebecca steps in to save the day.
This year is different for Colm. Facing his first Christmas without his wife Anne, he reveals why he can't stay in Ireland and is "running away" to New York and Miami with his kids to escape the memories of a house usually filled with lights and tradition .
We also dive into:
Whether you are spending Christmas solo, with a chaotic family, or just trying to survive until the New Year, this episode is for you.
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🗓️ Release Date: Wednesday, 24/12/2025
⏱️ Chapters
📌 Important Listener Notes
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The "Not So Christian Brothers" AfterShow descends into chaos as producer Rebecca takes the therapy chair (Justin is still MIA) and Terry unleashes his most controversial opinion yet.
We pick up right where the main show left off with the ultimate debate: Can men and women really be just friends?Terry argues a hard "NO," claiming that if a man has a female friend, he either has slept with her or wants to . This leads to a heated clash with Rebecca and Colm, who insist their own friendship proves him wrong.
Also in this episode:
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🗓️ Release Date: Sunday, 21/12/2025
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With Justin currently traveling (or being a "high performance Ziploc" somewhere), producer Rebecca steps out from behind the desk to take the co-host chair .
This week, the "Not So Christian Brothers" tackle the age-old When Harry Met Sally debate: Can men and women have a strictly platonic friendship?. Colm insists it’s entirely possible, citing his many female friends, but Rebecca admits that at 42, she’s starting to question if men always "want something" from the interaction .
Also in this episode:
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🗓️ Release Date: Thursday, 18/12/2025
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This week, the lads dive headfirst into the most explosive topic of all: marriage, sex, and the reality of long-term relationships.
The debate ignites immediately with Colm’s controversial "Mick Jagger Theory"—his view that older men seek younger partners because women's sex drives diminish with age. This is immediately challenged by Rebecca, who argues that a lack of interest is often due to lack of communication, feeling unvalued, and not getting what they want in bed, not menopause.
Justin cuts through the chaos with a raw take on intimacy, explaining that a great sex life needs a "lead up"—it starts at breakfast, not with a "raging boner".
In this episode, we challenge everything you know about commitment:
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🗓️ Release Date: Sunday, 14/12/2025
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Is monogamy natural, or just a choice we make to keep the farm in the family? This week, Colm and Justin tear apart the concept of modern marriage.
Inspired by Jack Nicholson’s line in As Good As It Gets and Kim Cattrall’s fourth marriage, the lads dive into the uncomfortable truths about long-term relationships. Colm makes a stunning admission about why he would never marry again after 35 years , while Justin argues that humans are naturally polyamorous and that most couples stop being honest the moment they say "I do" .
They debate whether "staying together for the kids" is actually damaging, why so many older couples look like "dead people" just leaning on each other , and Justin challenges every listener to go home and ask their partner for a "48-hour honesty challenge" .
Plus, we touch on George Clooney’s loneliness, Sean Penn’s chaotic lifestyle, and Terry’s theory of being a dog in his past life.
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🗓️ Release Date: Thursday, 11/12/2025
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This week’s Aftershow descends into chaos as we tackle the stress of Christmas spending, the power of cash, and Colm’s infamous history of restaurant meltdowns.
We begin with the shocking admission of Colm’s assault story, where he physically grabbed a restaurant manager after a long wait for food—an incident that got his whole family banned. Justin then shares his own cringe-worthy "ape shit" complaining date.
From there, we get surprisingly practical:
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🗓️ Release Date: Sunday, 07/12/2025
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Welcome to the 'Silly Season' on Not So Christian Brothers! Following the massive success of last week’s episode on a looming housing crash, Justin and Colm dive deeper into the state of the global economy and what it means for your wallet.
Colm kicks off the show with some "exciting news"—wine in a can—that swiftly derails into a chaotic tasting session and a debate on drinking responsibly (01:22).
Then, the focus shifts to the financial world:
Finally, they wrap up by linking economic disparity and inflation to the rise of extremist views and protests (25:53), with Justin offering a surprisingly relevant take on AI’s impact on jobs (27:09).
Tune in for a chaotic, funny, and surprisingly in-depth look at money, markets, and mayhem.
00:00 - Introduction: The Success of Last Week's Show on House Prices
00:22 - Colm's Exciting News: Wine in a Can & Off-License Browsing
01:22 - Tasting the Italian Tinned Red Wine (Six Euro!)
04:14 -Justin’s Role on the Drink Aware Campaign (Juxtaposition!)
5:06 - Bitcoin Volatility, Risk, and Young People's Exposure
07:44 - Crypto is Gambling: The Don Jr. Mining Scam & Unregulated Markets
11:36 - Cash is King? Keeping Money Under the Bed in a War/Recession
14:07 - Story: Sat with Colonel Gaddafi's Son During 2009 Banking Crisis
15:50 -The Risk of Cyber Attacks in a Modern War
7:05 - The End of Cash: Businesses Refusing Physical Currency
18:47 - The History of the €500 Note ("Bin Laden")
19:56 - Colm's "Barbie Laden" Joke
21:54 - Why House Prices Are Massively Inflated (It's Not Just Supply)
23:48 - Quantitative Easing, Inflation, and Asset Owners vs. Renters
25:53 - Global Asset Inflation and the Rise of Political Extremism
27:11 - The Real Job Taker: AI is Coming
27:17 - Wrap-Up & Call to Action
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This week on the Not So Christian Brothers Aftershow, the conversation goes from the bedroom to the bank in record time.
We kick things off with the "sexy stuff" as Rebecca asks the lads about manscaping and the realities of keeping the spark alive in long-term marriages. We also roast Justin’s confusing "Capitalist Mountain Man" fashion sense—is he a stockbroker or is he hiking the Wicklow Way?.
Things get raw as Colm opens up about the "survivor’s guilt" of grief and the stark difference between a partner travelling and the permanence of turning off the light in an empty room.
Then, Justin drops a bombshell. He warns that we are 16 years into a cycle that usually ends in 10, predicting a recession that could hit real people by late summer next year. He explains why white-collar workers and graduates are in the firing line this time, why AI is about to replace professional services, and why he believes the "Singularity" has already happened.
Plus, why Terry and Rebecca are quitting the podcast to become plumbers called "Farrah Faucet".
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🗓️ Release Date: Sunday, 30/11/2025
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This episode is a wild mix — starting with new chairs and a ridiculous pitch for a male-led sex-advice show… but very quickly turning into one of the most in-depth economic breakdowns the podcast has ever hosted.
Justin drops a full macroeconomic masterclass covering:
📉 Why the global economy is “out of kilter”
✔ Inflation out of control
✔ The hidden consequences of massive COVID money printing
✔ Why young people can’t buy homes anymore
✔ And how wealth keeps cycling upward to the already rich
🏠 The real reasons property prices exploded — globally
And why Ireland’s situation is both similar and uniquely worse.
🤖 AI’s dirty little secret
If you strip AI from the US economic data… the economy barely exists. Is AI the biggest bubble since Dotcom?
📉 Is a recession coming?
The case for 2026 being a once-in-a-generation chance to buy a house — and why the “worm is turning.”
🌍 The decade-by-decade pattern of economic shocks
1975 petrol crisis → 2008 crash → COVID → and whatever comes next.
It’s sharp, alarming, hilarious and genuinely helpful — the kind of episode listeners will replay and send to friends who “don’t get economics.”
And yes… the sex-podcast joke returns just when you think it’s safe.
🕒 CHAPTER
00:00 — New Chairs & Chaos
Graham Norton chair energy, 15 sheep, wild opening.
02:00 — “We Should Start a Sex Podcast…”
The Sexy Boys gets pitched.
05:00 — Ireland, Money & Generational Economics
From 1975 to 2008 to COVID — how we got here.
08:00 — The Housing Crisis Explained Simply
Why houses cost €800k when wages are €65k.
11:00 — Inflation, Global Markets & the COVID Money Flood
How the rich got richer — and everyone else got locked out.
14:00 — Will 2026 Be the Reset Year?
Justin’s prediction: the worm is turning.
17:00 — The AI Bubble Nobody Wants to Admit
If you remove AI spending… the US economy collapses.
19:00 — Back to the Madness: Sexy Boys Returns
21:00 — Wrap Up & Aftershow Tease
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This aftershow hits deeper than anyone expected.
It opens with Justin’s wild story about a man who dug an entire underground temple system under a mountain — by himself — because a vision told him to. A surreal, spiritual, nearly supernatural experience that ends with police crying in awe and Justin being choked by a “future spirit” the night COVID hit. It’s bizarre, fascinating, and completely NSCB.
But then the conversation shifts.
Colm talks honestly about burying his wife just two months ago — and how impossible it feels to “heal” when time hasn’t even begun to make sense yet. Justin pushes back, exploring how grief forces us to confront not only loss, but every unresolved bruise underneath it. Rebecca balances both worlds, trying to make sense of the emotional chaos while grounding the conversation in compassion and common sense.
From there, the episode expands into:
• Therapy — does it actually help, or is it just talking in circles?
Colm questions its value. Justin argues it saved his life. The contrast is powerful.
• The tin-can theory of life.
Justin explains how unresolved trauma rattles behind us until we face it — and why avoiding it only makes the noise louder.
• Parenting, perfection, & the myth of the “healthy family.”
Rebecca challenges the idea that some kids grow up untouched. Colm insists every family carries something — always.
• Empowering children instead of shielding them.
Colm shares a story about talking to schools and teaching kids the language of resilience.
• Rebecca’s incredible story about her daughter’s confidence breakthrough.
From hiding at the back of sports day to suddenly smashing races and tackling a gruelling 800m hill run — the evolution becomes the emotional heart of the episode.
This aftershow is raw, human, emotional, hilarious, and unpredictable — the exact chemistry that makes Not So Christian Brothers what it is.
00:00 — The Underground Temples & the Spirit in the Future Room
Justin’s insane Damanhur story and the night COVID hit.
02:30 — Aftershow Starts: Same Parents, Different Timelines
The crew settle in.
03:30 — Colm vs Therapy: “Does it actually help?”
A raw and honest debate about grief and whether therapy works.
06:00 — The Tin Cans We Drag Through Life
Justin’s analogy for unresolved trauma and emotional weight.
10:00 — Grief, Shock, and Why No One Is Ever Ready
Colm talks openly about losing Anne.
13:00 — Sudden Death vs Expected Death: Does It Change Grief?
A deep dive into how different losses impact us.
16:00 — Children, Resilience & the Harm of Over-Shielding
How modern parenting affects mental health.
18:00 — Empowerment vs Protection in Raising Kids
Colm shares stories from Cycle Against Suicide and parenting.
20:00 — Rebecca’s Daughter Finds Her Strength
A powerful story of confidence, sport, and resilience.
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The Christian Brothers have officially come for the podcast again — and this time, they’ve issued a full legal warning. In today’s episode, the NSCB crew dive into the new solicitor’s letter, the history of being sued over podcast names, why they might have been targeted again, and how the lads feel about it all.
The episode begins with absolute chaos: Colm reveals — on mic, with zero warning — that the podcast has received a brand-new legal letter from the Irish Christian Brothers. Yes… again. The team read through the solicitor’s message, which threatens legal action if they don’t respond within 14 days. And immediately, the debate erupts:
– Why are they being targeted?
– Why Colm’s the one they always find?
– And what does this mean for the podcast’s name (for the second time in their history)?
As the crew unpack the bizarre déjà vu of being sued for their podcast identity, they veer into the complicated history of the Christian Brothers at their own school — a mix of humour, trauma, absurdity and gallows comedy that only NSCB can pull off.
From there, Rebecca drags the show back to sanity (briefly), before the team launch into the week’s biggest news story: Troy Parrott’s unbelievable comeback and the headlines that followed (“The Late Troy Show”). They break down his journey, the pressure he’s faced, the resilience it took, and why Ireland is buzzing again.
The conversation then spirals beautifully into:
– therapy (and why some avoid it),
– intrusive thoughts,
– controlling emotions,
– political leaders with “a screw loose,”
– how childhood shapes adulthood,
– and the importance of digging deep rather than avoiding the hard stuff.
It’s funny. It’s raw. It’s fast-moving. It’s NSCB at their best.
And yes — they promise to keep listeners updated if they get sued. Again!!
New NSCB every Thursday & Sunday
00:00 — Another Legal Letter Lands
Colm reveals the new solicitor’s warning from the Christian Brothers.
02:00 — The First Time They Got Sued
The crew revisit the “Brothers in Arms” name and the original legal battle.
04:00 — Christian Brothers: Humour, Trauma & Chaos
A mix of jokes, school memories, and uncomfortable truths.
06:30 — Should They Bring a Christian Brother on the Show?
A wild idea gets tossed around.
07:00 — The Troy Parrott Phenomenon
Why Ireland is suddenly obsessed and how he turned his career around.
12:30 — Intrusive Thoughts, Control & Modern Life
The team talk mindset, anger, and overthinking.
24:00 — “Are World Leaders Losing the Plot?”
Colm’s rant about global politics and people with “a screw loose.”
31:00 — Men’s Mental Health & Getting Into the Weeds
Rebecca pushes the importance of real emotional work.
32:00 — Wrapping Up… and Yes, There’s More in the Aftershow
Hints about defending people who avoid therapy and what’s coming next.
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This week’s Aftershow takes a turn down movie memory lane — and things get emotional, hilarious, and unexpectedly profound.
Justin reveals how a paleontology podcast led to a dinosaur dream meltdown, Rebecca unpacks the childhood film that taught her people can die, and Colm dives deep into why Elf, Love Actually, and even war movies can hit harder than therapy.
From Steel Magnolias, to The Big Chill, to the absolute chaos of 80s action films and teenage rom-coms, the Not So Christian crew explore how the movies we watched shaped who we became — our ideas of love, masculinity, loss, rebellion, and everything in between.
It’s nostalgic. It’s unhinged. It’s surprisingly healing. And it’s pure Not So Christian Brothers energy.
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What movie shaped you?
This Aftershow will have you laughing at the absolute chaos of dinosaur dreams and “penetrative” Elf monologues — and then crying as childhood film scenes resurface with all their forgotten lessons.
Justin opens up about the movies that taught him how to be a man when he had no role model. Rebecca remembers the moment a film shattered her belief that mothers can’t die. Colm explains why certain movies become emotional anchors that we return to our whole lives.
This is an episode about memory, identity, childhood, grief, love — and the strange, beautiful ways films teach us who we are.
Grab your popcorn (and maybe a tissue). This one stays with you.
00:00 – Dinosaur Dreams & Midnight Panic
Justin’s paleontology podcast → dinosaur dream → waking chaos with the dog.
03:00 – Emotional Fallout from the Main Episode
Rebecca reacts to Colm’s monologue; how “Elf” hit harder than expected.
06:00 – Movies That Shaped Our Childhoods
Family cinema memories, the films tied to parents, siblings, and growing up.
09:00 – Rom-Coms, Love Actually & First Ideas of Love
Why some rom-coms stay with us, the bracelet scene, and teenage awakenings.
12:00 – Films That Built Our Identities
Ferris Bueller, Breakfast Club, macho 80s movies, and shaping masculinity/teenage rebellion.
15:00 – Movies That Taught Us About Death
Steel Magnolias, My Life, and the films that introduced mortality.
18:00 – Films as Emotional Anchors
The movies we return to for comfort, nostalgia, or mental health support.
19:30 – Wrap Up
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The Brothers are back — and this week they’re tearing into the fairy tales, Disney dreams, and “life lessons” that turned out to be complete nonsense. From Snow White’s dodgy consent to Willy Wonka’s psychedelic child abuse and Elf’saccidental life coaching, it’s a deep dive into the movies that shaped our childhoods — for better or worse.
Colm reveals a beautiful real-life love story from Venice, Justin opens up about the film that changed how he saw grief forever, and Rebecca manages to keep the lads (mostly) on track. Expect laughs, heart, and a touch of chaos.
🎙️ New shows every Thursday and Sunday — honesty, humour, and a little heresy.
00:00 – The beanie, the dwarfs & Disney’s dirty secrets
05:00 – Willy Wonka’s emotional damage & childhood illusions
08:30 – When real life feels like a movie
10:00 – Love, Venice, and the most romantic story ever told
11:00 – The films that left scars (and inspiration)
15:00 – Grief, legacy & The Big Chill
17:00 – Finding meaning in Elf & the art that moves us
20:00 – Why sharing art is the most human thing we do
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Everyone’s chasing balance — but what if the secret is learning to live in chaos?
This week’s Aftershow gets philosophical (and messy) as Colm Hayes, Justin Caffrey, and Rebecca Horan unpack the cult of calm. From meditation fails to emotional meltdowns, they rip into the myth that life’s supposed to feel peaceful.
Colm admits he’s allergic to silence, Justin defends stillness (badly), and Rebecca proves she’s the only one who actually understands mindfulness — or at least can pronounce it.
It’s loud, honest, and unexpectedly therapeutic — in that “you’re not alone in being a disaster” kind of way.
🎙 New episodes every Thursday & Sunday.
🗓 This episode: Sunday, 9 November 2025.
Everybody’s telling you to calm down — but what if that’s the problem?
In this episode, the Not So Christian Brothers dismantle the modern obsession with peace, balance, and “wellness.”
Colm’s wound up, Justin’s zen (for five seconds), and Rebecca’s calling them both out.
It’s the Aftershow that proves chaos isn’t failure — it’s the natural state of being human.
00:00 – Welcome & “the cult of calm”
02:00 – Colm vs stillness: “Silence is suspicious”
04:30 – Rebecca on burnout & balance myths
07:00 – Justin’s meditation confessions
09:00 – Why chaos might be more honest than calm
11:00 – Mindfulness, missteps & manic Mondays
13:00 – Final thoughts & next week’s tease
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Let’s be honest — we’re all full of sh*t.
This week, the Not So Christian Brothers — Colm Hayes, Justin Caffrey, and Rebecca Horan — rip apart the illusion of perfection we’ve built online and off.
From filtered lives and fake humility to Irish denial, ego, and middle-aged crisis rebrands, they say the quiet part out loud.
Colm calls out “bullsh*t wellness,” Justin admits he’s been just as guilty, and Rebecca lays down the truth about people who post “authentic” just to get attention.
It’s funny, uncomfortable, and scarily relatable — a full-on takedown of modern self-delusion.
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You think you’re being real? You’re not — and neither are we.
This episode of Not So Christian Brothers goes straight for the jugular:
why everyone’s pretending, who’s fooling who, and how social media made us all addicted to lying.
It’s fast, filthy, and full of uncomfortable truth.
If you’ve ever posted a “no filter” selfie or humble-bragged about mindfulness — you might want to sit this one out.
00:00 – Welcome & Colm’s rant on fake people
03:00 – The cult of “authentic” influencers
06:00 – Justin admits he’s played the same game
09:00 – Rebecca’s reality check: “Nobody’s that happy”
12:00 – The Irish art of denial
15:00 – Midlife rebrands & spiritual bullshit
18:00 – Truth bombs & uncomfortable laughter
21:00 – Sunday tease & a final jab at fake gratitude
🗓 Release Date: Thursday, 6 November 2025
🎙 Next Episode: Sunday, 9 November 2025
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This one hits hard.
In this week’s Aftershow, the Not So Christian Brothers — Colm Hayes, Justin Caffrey, and Rebecca Horan — drop the jokes (mostly) and dive into the emotional minefield of family, childhood, and guilt.
Justin remembers being left behind in a house that didn’t feel safe, watching Colm build a snowman through the window.
Colm swears he doesn’t remember doing it — and Rebecca isn’t letting him off the hook.
What starts as a nostalgic story becomes a brutally honest conversation about survival, neglect, loneliness, and why Irish families never really talk about love — just guilt.
It’s raw, revealing, and somehow still hilarious.
🎙 New shows every Thursday & Sunday.
🗓 This episode: Sunday, 2 November 2025.
Ever carried guilt from your childhood? Or blamed your brother for turning you into who you are?
Colm and Justin open old wounds (and old snowmen), with Rebecca playing referee.
It’s part therapy, part sibling rivalry, and 100% Not So Christian.
00:00 – Welcome & the “Snowman Story”
02:00 – Childhood memories vs selective amnesia
04:00 – Guilt, leaving home & who got left behind
06:00 – Rebecca calls out Irish emotional repression
08:00 – Sibling rivalry & the fight to be seen
10:00 – Family dysfunction, loneliness & love
12:00 – The red-pen parents & emotional grammar lessons
13:00 – Wrap-up, chaos & next week’s tease
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Are we healing — or just performing pain for attention?
This week on Not So Christian Brothers, Colm Hayes, Justin Caffrey, and Rebecca Horan get brutally real about the age of emotional exhibitionism.
From crying selfies and mental health influencers to therapy addiction and Irish repression, no one’s safe.
Colm thinks we’ve replaced resilience with victimhood, Justin argues for real healing, and Rebecca calls out the hypocrisy on both sides.
It’s funny, uncomfortable, and more honest than most therapy sessions.
Everyone’s sad. Everyone’s online.
And everyone’s telling you about it.
Colm’s had enough of performative misery. Justin’s defending therapy. Rebecca’s trying to make sense of it all.
It’s Irish honesty at its finest — sharp, savage, and weirdly comforting.
If you’ve ever rolled your eyes at a crying influencer (or been one), this episode’s for you.
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🎙 Next Episode: Sunday, 2 November 2025
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Sunday’s supposed to be holy — but not here.
In this week’s Aftershow, Colm, Justin, and Rebecca dive straight into scandal, corruption, and why humans can’t handle power.
It starts with Beckham’s affair, jumps to Epstein’s empire, and somehow ends up at Paul McCartney, Margaret Thatcher, and mommy fetishes.
💬 What they actually get into:
This is Not So Christian Brothers — unholy, uncensored, and impossible to stop listening to.
🎙 New episodes every Thursday & Sunday.
🗓 This episode: Sunday 19 October 2025.
Power, sex, greed — and David Beckham’s Sunday roast.
Colm’s defending men again, Justin’s confessing to corruption, and Rebecca’s running circles around them both.
It’s filthy, funny, and far too honest for a Sunday.
00:00 – Sunday blasphemy & Mass talk
02:00 – Beckham, Rebecca Loos & revenge stories
04:00 – Epstein, Ghislaine & the corruption triangle: money, power, sex
06:00 – Men’s “three pillars” vs women’s “three truths”
07:30 – Justin admits his power addiction
09:00 – Paul McCartney, ego, and artistic narcissism
11:00 – Can women be corrupted — or are they worse when they are?
12:00 – Margaret Thatcher, affairs & fantasies
13:00 – Lesbian callback, chaos, and sign-off
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This one’s an absolute ride.
Colm gets accused of having “lesbian energy,” Justin tries to justify angry men, Rebecca calls out everyone’s hypocrisy — and somehow it all ends with aliens ditching Earth because we’re too boring.
The gang dive head-first into:
It’s blunt, funny, a bit mad, and exactly why you listen to Not So Christian Brothers.
No filters. No safe takes. Just three voices tearing into the week’s chaos.
🎙 New shows every Thursday & Sunday.
🗓 This episode: Thursday 23 October 2025.
If you think the world’s lost the plot — you’re not alone.
Colm’s ranting about militant lesbians, Justin’s defending dictators (kind of), and Rebecca’s trying to hold civilisation together.
Somehow, it’s educational. Mostly, it’s just unholy fun.
00:00 – Are you a lesbian, Colm? (and other casual chaos)
05:00 – Angry men, woke culture & the incel problem
10:00 – Rory McIlroy, golf wives & patriarchal nonsense
15:00 – Putin, Trump, and why power always corrupts
20:00 – Cain & Abel → The first murder was family business
25:00 – Aliens are bored & AI is smarter than us
28:30 – Wrap-up + VPL jokes & shameless plug for Instagram
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It’s Sunday, and the hangover from Thursday’s episode on forgiveness is still brewing.
Colm Hayes, Justin Caffrey, and Rebecca Horan are back — a little raw, a little caffeinated, and absolutely not ready to forgive.
From Taylor Swift and Mariah Carey to business betrayals, heartbreak, and hospital trauma, this aftershow turns reflection into revelation. Colm argues that anger fuels success, while Justin opens up about his past, therapy, and losing his son — and how forgiveness saved him.
Rebecca keeps the chaos grounded as the conversation drifts from revenge to redemption, Catholic guilt to Protestant freedom, and even Trump’s ego to South Dublin snobbery.
This is Not So Christian Brothers at its best: raw, real, and roaring with uncomfortable truths.
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Ever been told to “let it go”? Colm thinks that’s nonsense.
Justin says forgiveness is the only way to survive.
Rebecca’s just trying to stop them from throwing microphones.
In this brutally honest Aftershow, the trio dive into what really drives people — anger, pain, or peace? From family and faith to fame and failure, it’s the episode that proves growth doesn’t come from calm... it comes from chaos.
Whether you’re the grudge-holder or the peacekeeper, this one will hit home.
🗓 Release Date: Sunday, 19 October 2025
🎙 Next Episode: Thursday, 23 October 2025
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