About the Show
Two Catholic men, a microphone, and a dram of whiskey—honest conversations about faith, virtue, and what it means to be a man pursuing holiness today.
Helping Men Grow in Virtue
Since 2016, Adam and David have come together around a dram of whiskey or beer for a weekly discussion about Catholic faith, virtue, friendship, fatherhood, and the tools needed to pursue holiness.
The show blends humor with serious spiritual insights to help men grow in virtue and live faithfully each day. What started as two friends talking has grown into a community of Catholic men around the world striving for holiness together.
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How It All Started
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The Catholic Man Show began in 2016 around a simple idea: What if we created a space for Catholic men to have the kind of honest, faith-filled conversations they weren’t having anywhere else?
Adam and David had been friends for years, bonding over their shared love of the faith, good whiskey, and authentic conversation. They noticed that while there was no shortage of Catholic content, there was something missing—a place for men to wrestle with real questions, share real struggles, and encourage each other toward real holiness.
What started as recordings between two friends has grown into a weekly podcast heard by tens of thousands of men around the world. The mission remains the same: to help Catholic men grow in virtue and become who God created them to be. Cheers to Jesus.
Your Guides on This Journey
David Niles
David is a cradle Catholic, born and raised in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He attended All Saints Catholic grade school and Bishop Kelley high school before studying finance at the University of Central Oklahoma. During his college years, while maintaining his Catholic identity, David stopped practicing his faith. It wasn’t until he was out of school and living with his lifelong friend and co-host, Adam Minihan, that he stumbled upon a Catholic Radio station and little-by-little began embracing his faith once again. It was listening to shows like Catholic Answers Live that began his relationship with apologetics and would eventually lead to him co-founding an apologetics group at his parish for those who had recently entered the Church.
In 2014 David and Adam started a local Catholic radio station, St. Michael Radio, which is now broadcast over the entire city of Tulsa. Later that same year, by the grace of God, David convinced a gorgeous young saint named Pamela O’ Brien to marry him and they now have a 1 year old daughter named Elizabeth (who was kissed by Pope Francis!), and are expecting number 2 at the end of October.
Adam Minihan
Adam is the Vice President of an award-winning local Catholic radio station and the host of The Catholic Man Show. Adam and his best friend/co-host, David Niles, had 0 experience in the radio business before being presented with the opportunity to start a Catholic station in 2014. Taking a leap of faith, they launched St. Michael Catholic Radio and it has now grown into covering the whole Tulsa Market, airing multiple local programs, and carrying EWTN content. Adam is married to his beautiful bride Haylee and they have 2 young boys Luke and Jude. They live in Tulsa, OK where they are active in many Catholic bible studies, church functions, apologetic groups, and Cursillo.
The Catholic Man Show is produced as a raw, funny, and lighthearted show where we focus on bringing men into a deeper vocation and love for our Lord. We are on the Lord’s team. The winning side. So raise your glass!
From the Brotherhood
This is needed now more than ever!
Michael Miley
Drummer of Rival Sons
Catholic Imagery highly recommends adding TCMS to your spiritual warfare regiment today and whole-heartily endorses TCMS.
Scott Varga
Founder and CEO of Catholic Imagery
TCMS is authentically masculine and a tremendous resource for men looking to grow in holiness.
Jonathan Conrad
The Catholic Woodworker
Men need to hear what they are called to be, while also being shown that reality through other men. TCMS offers such a witness in a time when it is so needed.
Fr. Nicholas Blackwell
The Frank Friar
In a world where men are under attack for our very nature, a show like TCMS is exactly what is needed in the Church.
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