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Emily Frase
The Total Whine Podcast
Do you need to know that you're not the only one who struggles living different aspects of your faith? Are you a Catholic woman desperate for answers and guidance around sex and marriage that is faithful and practical? Do you like to laugh, and do you like Star Wars references mixed into normal conversation?This podcast is for you!
Emily Frase, the founder of Total Whine and cofounder and president of FAbM Base brings you straight talk on the tricky bits of living Catholic with a fun and honest twist.
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5.0 stars from 29 ratings
Holy Grail for Catholics
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“I am a Catholic wife, mom, and OB/GYN in training. I have been struggling through so many of these topics in my own life and career. This podcast is so edifying and makes me feel like I’m not insane. I’m so glad someone more articulate than myself has taken the time to so eloquently explain so...”Read full review »
CatholicDocMom via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/19/24
Love her voice
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“So glad I discovered this podcast. Such an important voice for women in the season of life.”
mipha10/10 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/08/23
Just what every Catholic woman needs
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“I wish I had your podcast when I was a newlywed, or even before I was married. We need more candid talks between women about sex and you inspire me to initiate these talks with my friends. Thank you for being brave Emily and leading the charge!”
Sarah Siobhan via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/14/23
Recent Episodes
I share my four non-negotiables for balancing work and motherhood successfully. Here "successfully" is understood to mean "staying sane".
Published 01/27/24
Published 01/27/24
Contrary to the order of the title, I discuss my Word of the Year first in today's episode, then I take a look at Pope Francis' latest comments about the goodness of sexual pleasure. Obviously, I listed the latter first because click bait.
See more on Pope Francis' comments here.
Published 01/20/24
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