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This is a weekly video series by Called to More featuring Nathaniel Binversie. Drawing on over a decade of experience in men’s formation and evangelisation, Nathaniel offers practical, direct Catholic teaching on vocation, virtue, and spiritual maturity. New episodes drop every Monday at 9pm Irish time (4pm Eastern / 1pm Pacific).
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Booking probability
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Signup to Generate a PitchThis is a weekly video series by Called to More featuring Nathaniel Binversie. Drawing on over a decade of experience in men’s formation and evangelisation, Nathaniel offers practical, direct Catholic teaching on vocation, virtue, and spiritual maturity. New episodes drop every Monday at 9pm Irish time (4pm Eastern / 1pm Pacific).
Recent episodes include "Ep. 20 | The Two Phrases That Set You Free" (6 July 2026, 5 minutes), "Ep. 19 | Stop Church Shopping" (29 June 2026, 9 minutes), and "Ep. 15 | How to Do the Daily Examen (And Why It Works)" (1 June 2026, 10 minutes).
Nathaniel Binversie publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 8 minutes across 21 episodes.
Booking probability for Nathaniel Binversie is 29%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Nathaniel Binversie requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Nathaniel Binversie's contact route on record: public web form.
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Nathaniel Binversie is a religion podcast with 21 episodes published.
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Episode #20
Most of us have wounds we've never properly named and grudges we've never properly released. In this episode, Nathaniel walks through two phrases that change everything: "I am sorry for..." and "I forgive you." Not...
Episode #19
Do you pick your parish based on the music, the liturgy, or how welcome you felt? Nathaniel challenges the habit of church-shopping and makes a simple, concrete case: canon law already makes you a parishioner of...
<p>With so many spiritual practices out there, how do you know which ones are actually worth your time? In this episode, Nathaniel makes the case for one habit above all others: the daily examen. He breaks down its...
<p>Do you ever wonder how much time you actually owe God in a world this full of good things? Sports, work, art, travel, the latest show everyone is talking about. In this episode, Nathaniel reframes the question...
Episode #13
<p>Could you sit in silence with God for an hour? In this episode, Nathaniel walks through what a holy hour actually looks like, why it matters, and a simple 5-15-20-15-5 structure to follow when an hour feels...
<p>Do you ever finish a Catholic video, podcast, or talk and just move straight to the next one? In this episode, Nathaniel gets direct. He shares a phrase Dr Scott Hahn used at Franciscan, "spiritual constipation," and...
Episode #11
<p>Why does anxiety keep coming back, even when you pray? In this episode, Nathaniel reflects on the Easter Octave and Christ as Victor, the one who conquered sin, death, and hell itself. He shares a simple litmus test...
Episode #10
<p>Are you in control of your words, or are your words in control of you? In this episode, Nathaniel tells the story of confronting a band cursing in church right before Mass, the unexpected twist five months later, and...
<p>Do you ever feel like you're losing the fight with pornography, masturbation, or lust? In this episode, Nathaniel Binversie steps back from willpower and looks at something deeper. Drawing on his own years-long...
<p>Do you ever wonder how much alcohol is too much, or where to draw the line? In this episode, Nathaniel Binversie steps back from that question and looks at something deeper. Beginning with the Wedding Feast at Cana...
Episode #7
<p>Do you ever find yourself going back to the same things, hoping they’ll make you happy, but they never quite do? In this episode, Nathaniel Binversie reflects on the quiet disappointment many of us experience: the...
Episode #6
<p>Do you ever tell yourself you just need a break… but deep down know you’re avoiding something? In this episode, Nathaniel Binversie explores a question many of us don’t ask honestly enough: is laziness actually a...
<p>Do you ever leave Mass thinking about what you got out of it? In this episode, Nathaniel challenges a common mindset and shows how many of us approach the Mass the wrong way. Rather than focusing on what we receive...
Episode #4
<p>Do you ever feel afraid to go to confession, or tempted to put it off for just a little longer? In this episode, Nathaniel reflects on why the sacrament of reconciliation can feel so difficult to approach and why the...
Episode #3
<p>Do you ever feel anxious, distracted, or constantly pulled back to your phone? In this episode, Nathaniel Binversie reflects on our relationship with technology and how easily it can begin to master us rather than...
Episode #2
<p>Does meditation really belong in the Christian life, or does it pull us away from God? In this episode, Nathaniel Binversie reflects on the difference between emptying yourself and opening yourself to Someone. While...
<p>Are you making decisions based on what feels good today, or on who you are called to become? In this first episode, Nathaniel Binversie introduces the “lens of vocation”, a simple but powerful way to see every choice...
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