🎙️ Welcome to the Not So Christian Brothers Podcast! New episodes every Thursday @ 6 PM IST | Weekend "After Show" every Sunday @ 8 AM IST. Meet veteran Irish radio broadcaster Colm Hayes (RTÉ, FM104, Ireland’s Classic Hits) and his brother, renowned high-performance coach, psychologist, and entrepreneur Justin Caffrey. They might share the same DNA, but they couldn’t be more different. Together, they host Ireland's most candid podcast on modern masculinity, mental health, business strategy, and lifestyle. No topics are off-limits. From sobriety, marriage, and grief to fatherhood, business failures, global politics, and Dublin childhood memories—they take the sacred cows of modern life and give them a good old-fashioned grilling. Every 30-minute episode tackles burning listener DMs with zero filter, sharp Irish wit, and plenty of banter. Then, on Sundays, they are joined by their fearless producer Rebecca Horan and "Terry Tech" for a loose, uns
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Episode #8
Finding the 1979 Popemobile, Maltese Culture, and Manchester City’s Legal Battles
Oct 4, 202628 minS8
What happens to iconic historical vehicles, and how do financial regulations shape top-tier football? Broadcasting across borders, Justin Caffrey provides updates on settling into Malta, from navigating local customs and accents to uncovering 17th-century cellars. Joined by Colm Hayes and Terry Tech, the team recount extraordinary stories surrounding the 1979 Papal visit to Ireland, search for the whereabouts of the original Popemobile, and break down the major financial compliance cases facing Premier League football clubs. Catch a brand-new episode of the Not So Christian Brothers twice a week: Main Show: Every Thursday @ 6:00 PM The After-Show: Every Sunday @ 8:00 AM Chapter Timings 00:00 - International Broadcast Set-Up & Moving to Malta 02:53 - Local Customs, Accents, and Life in Malta 05:30 - Family Memories, Telephone Etiquette, and Local Drinks 08:32 - The 1979 Papal Visit to Ireland & Historic Artefacts 11:34 - Uncovering Historical Cellars & Vatican Lore 15:15 - Finding the 1979 Popemobile & The Rental Story 17:43 - Premier League Financial Governance & Legal Cases 21:40 - Historical Controversies in European Football 23:52 - Irish Podcast Award Categories & Community Submissions 26:40 - Listener Feedback & Show Announcements Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Is YouTube Replacing Traditional TV? Plus Israel vs Ireland & Stock Market Volatility
Sep 30, 202629 minS8
How are shifts in global media, geopolitical tension, and financial volatility shaping our daily lives? Broadcasting live from Malta, Justin Caffrey joins Colm Hayes and Terry Tech to discuss the rapid growth of online video platforms and whether traditional television is becoming obsolete. The team examine the recent Ireland versus Israel football match and dressing-room vote, the psychological impact of constant news cycles on young people, and strange trends in the global stock market. Catch a brand-new episode of the Not So Christian Brothers twice a week: Main Show: Every Thursday @ 6:00 PM The After-Show: Every Sunday @ 8:00 AM Chapter Timings 00:00 - Broadcasting Live from Malta & Studio Set-Up 03:00 - South American Travel Stories & Amazonian Technology 04:08 - Ireland vs Israel Match Controversy & Player Decisions 07:31 - Geopolitics, Public Opinion, and International Sport 11:05 - Modern Anxiety, Media Consumption, and Young People 13:17 - Historical Perspective, Global Conflicts, and Uncertainty 17:37 - Classic Radio Jingles & Light-Hearted Studio Humour 19:27 - Is YouTube Replacing Traditional TV Broadcasting? 21:30 - Stock Market Oddities: General Motors & Gold Mine Investments 25:39 - Property Market Slowdown, Interest Rates, and Economic Outlook Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Why Men Ignore Health Warnings Until It’s Too Late
Sep 27, 202636 minS8
Why do so many men delay seeking medical help until a routine issue turns into a health emergency? On this Sunday After-Show edition of the Not So Christian Brothers , Justin Caffrey shares a candid and humorous story about a health scare in his twenties that served as a stark wake-up call regarding men's health. Joined by Colm Hayes and Terry Tech, the trio discuss the importance of early diagnosis, look ahead to Movember, and revisit local Irish culture, including classic Father Ted filming locations in Greystones. Catch a brand-new episode of the Not So Christian Brothers twice a week: Main Show: Every Thursday @ 6:00 PM The After-Show: Every Sunday @ 8:00 AM Chapter Timings 00:00 - Celebrity Cancellations & Online Scandals 03:04 - Father Ted Memories & Greystones Filming Locations 05:05 - Justin’s Impending Move to Malta 06:40 - Live Music & Pop Culture Debates 10:35 - Pop Stars & Iconic Movie Sets in Malta 16:15 - Facial Hair, Ageing, and AI Style Advice 22:10 - The Official Rules of Movember Explained 26:00 - Justin’s Health Scare & Medical Lessons 31:46 - Garage Workshop Health Horror Stories 34:38 - Why Men Must Take Health Warnings Seriously Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Is Ed Sheeran’s World Tour Sinking Over Political Backlash?
Sep 24, 202631 minS8
Did a single concert decision trigger the biggest career crisis of Ed Sheeran’s life? On this Thursday main episode of the Not So Christian Brothers , Colm Hayes and Justin Caffrey dive into the massive public backlash surrounding Ed Sheeran’s North American tour. After dropping his opening act and facing a boycott from his own backing band, the brothers explore whether Ed made a catastrophic PR mistake or was simply trapped by concert contracts. Plus, Justin and Colm unpack the real-world economic impacts of soaring diesel prices, European defense budgets, and whether global markets are quietly heading towards a major conflict. Catch a brand-new episode of the Not So Christian Brothers twice a week: Main Show: Every Thursday @ 6:00 PM The After-Show: Every Sunday @ 8:00 AM Chapter Timings 00:00 - Ed Sheeran's Tour Breakdown Explained 03:37 - Bob Geldof Defends Ed Sheeran 05:32 - Artist Politics & Double Standards 09:12 - Career Risk & The Bandwagon Effect 12:41 - Soaring Fuel Costs & Irish Student Struggles 14:39 - Rising Interest Rates & Economic Inflation 17:51 - European Defence Budgets & Irish Security 20:29 - Political Shifts Across Europe 24:20 - Global Energy Lines & Middle East Tensions 27:17 - US-China Meetings & Midterm Election Risks Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Why are hospitals facing a critical shortage of blood, and why are fewer people stepping up to donate? On this Sunday After-Show edition of the Not So Christian Brothers , Justin Caffrey, Colm Hayes, and Terry Tech examine the post-COVID decline in blood donations, the rise of medical misinformation, and why Terry’s rare O-negative blood ended up saving a life in Limerick. The trio also confronts the realities of aging, debates oral hygiene trends, and recounts the heroic story of unarmed fighter pilots tasked with a suicidal mission on September 11th. Catch a brand-new episode of the Not So Christian Brothers twice a week: Main Show: Every Thursday @ 6:00 PM The After-Show: Every Sunday @ 8:00 AM Chapter Timings 00:00 - Facing the Realities of Aging 02:44 - Stress, Sleep & Facial Wrinkles 05:08 - Testing Oral Care & Water Flossing 09:00 - Ageing Perspectives & Life Expectations 11:02 - Tech Millionaires Fighting Ageing 14:56 - Unarmed Fighter Pilots on September 11th 19:04 - Why Blood Donations Are Plummeting 21:03 - Karma, Blood Types & Saving Lives 25:33 - Medical Misinformation & Hospital Rules 27:33 - RFK Jr, Central Park & Kennedy Family History Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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