Shayne Smith

And I'm like the Catholic podcaster that's like desperately trying to give the accurate Catholic answer.

So he'll ask a question and I'll give the right.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

That's so funny.

How do you be funny at Latin Mass?

You're on the altar rail and you receive communion and you're having a moment and you look over and you, a little wink.

We have the kind of spiral staircase that gets up to where the priest gives the homily.

He's like, is that like a Catholic tree house?

A little bit.

No, it's very good.

So is Christian comedy seeing a resurgence?

I don't think so.

Or is it, yeah, that's good because none of what we just watched, I would consider Christian comedy.

I don't think, even as someone who's doing a very, my set right now is so heavily Christian and I don't even, no, I don't think it is.

Was there a point maybe even in the 90s where people tried to be Christian comics and then we all realized, you know what?

I don't want to be known for being a Christian comic.

Yes.

And how did that shift take place?

Those guys, a bunch of people were like, I'm a Christian comic around the same time there were dudes who were like, I'm a Christian bodybuilder.

I've ripped phone books in half for Jesus.