First I would like to say thank you to Jake, Brad, and (my boy) Timon for always bringing laughs to my life daily for the last 4 years. Recently my wife and I moved and now my commute to work is 30 minutes instead of an hour. Now, instead of blowing through the latest episode in one day, I get to hear Ghostrunners Every. Single. Day. Thank you gentlemen for your commitment to joy, friendship and pursuit of the Lord every day. Also, a song that I didn’t allow at my wedding “Should Have Said No” by T Swizle… definitely would have sent the wrong message.

As a native Mississippian I started getting a little heated when MS was catching some flack in the debate for lowest population east of the Mississippi and in that moment I passed a pickup on the interstate advertising for Big Toni’s food truck with the slogan “If it ain’t fried, it ain’t food” and I simmered down real quick. Love the pod!

I decided early on that I would listen from the beginning. I’ve been listening since may, and I’m only at 2022. I find myself laughing so hard so often, and it makes me so happy to have something so cool to have. You guys got me through some rough times. I even listen to you at night now. But I have to turn it off and turn on a news podcast because I end up laughing and stay up all night. Knowing about Jake and Rachel going into the top golf Rachel story immediately made me think “a blonde girl named Rachel? Jake’s wife? No way. There’s no way.” Thank you guys for all you do. I can’t wait for another year of the pod, and good luck to Jake in the next part of his life! Some of yalls bits have made me laugh harder than anything else. The Matt foley opening, anticipate the yellow, puddle city, and “every house has it” Is my go to catchphrase term now. Ih, and “GET ON YOUR FEET!” Is my go to now. I didn’t think two guys could make me laugh so hard every day

Gentlemen, we have been through some life together. And when I say “together” I mean me living my little life while listening to you both joyfully and hilariously recapping the smallest details up to the most outrageous scenarios in your life. This lighthearted conversation between two friends has been on in the background of my life while I graded elementary papers for six years, pregnancy with my first little one, middle of the night with said little one, and now chores around the house as a stay at home mama. I’m genuinely grateful to have something so light to listen to. Like a psycho, I keep up with new episodes while listening backwards to old episodes. It’s fun to hear the same joke for years and then suddenly come across the moment the joke debut. In present day, Jake just announced his move and I also just finished listening to episode 85 where Brad said he wouldn’t consider ending Ghostrunners until he had six kids and Jake said maybe he’d end it if he moved to “Saudi Awabia.” Glad you’re both still within the bounds of recording for us. Love the pod.

Just wanted to hop on here and say how grateful I am for this podcast. I have been listening for a while and it brings so much joy to my life every week! As someone who used to work in media production and film in Ohio and is now a real estate agent, it’s fun listening to a lot of your recent experiences. Also, congrats on the big move Jake! I’m so excited for you, Rachel, and the entire Friday family. We just had our first pickleball lessons, with our Friday paddles, and we are hooked! You three are the best! I hope to meet you all someday. Thank you for sharing Jesus, joy, and all the laughs!

I love this podcast! I just finished listening all the way through for the 4th time and I’m starting back at the beginning again! All while keeping up with current episodes. I started listening in January 2024 when I began my job working from home and was immediately hooked! This really is the Office of podcasts. I could listen to it a million times and never get tired of it. As I listen through, I look forward to specific episodes and segments. Puddle city, Jake and Rachel’s wedding, Kathryn’s kicks, substitute cuss words, Timons arrival, bad catchphrase, and Steve’s crawling. I could go on and on. I even look forward to hearing my favorite ad reads! I quote specific phrases from the podcast just like I do The Office. I have laughed till I cried multiple times while listening. Ghustrunners is part of my daily life and I am so grateful for it! Whenever I need a break from the craziness of the world, Ghostrunners is there. It got me through the last bit of college, my first adult job, and having my first baby! Thank you Jake, Brad, and Timon for being such wonderful men and being lights for the Lord! I hope to thank you in person someday! -Ashley in Idaho:)

Love how the podcast makes me laugh out loud and longer episodes is an extra treat to realize I have a podcast to finish throughout the day! Mouse in the house episode dropped the day I saw one in mine…only positive part of it.

Yo yo yall have meant so much to me over the past idk 5 ish years. Ive been listening since basically the beginning, the first eppisode I remember laughing at was Carrying Christine in hawaii. Though I was definitely listening since before that, just the thought of Issac in a snorkel and flippers had me dying. Why do I leave a review now? Well ig im growing up, im now a freshman in college and life is kinda real now. Im going to school for welding and ngl it can be a high stress, frustrating environment. I’m pulling long days at school im super tired and when things dont go how I want them to I can get frustrated (the little perfectionist in me wont shut up) so what do I do? Listen to ghostrunners. Yall have found a slot or place in every part of my life so far and I hope it stays that way!! Literally just the other day (april 1st) I was thinking about this pod and how change is an inevitable part of life how can be unavoidable and sometimes hard and sad I remember thinking I have to enjoy ghostrunners for what it is while it is. Then Jake said he was moving and I got scared that it would really change. Then as he talked I realized the podcast will keep going. And that God has a plan for life even when we cant fully see it. Love yall boys keep up the good work and please dont fire timeon even if his job is no longer needed he was just starting to be really funny

My wife doesn’t even listen to the podcast and when she heard Jake say he was moving to Phoenix she was like nah. Plus Rachel has her teaching job.

After finding Ghostrunners last year, I officially made it through all the old episodes 3/30…only to wake up on 4/1 to the new episode title across my screen🤦🏼‍♀️. Talk about a jump scare. Seriously, so happy for you Jake and glad the podcast will continue! Thank you guys for being a bright spot in people’s lives!

5 star pod, writing this review on April 1st 2026 just to prove I never fell for your wily ways, Jacob Garland Triplett.

longtime listener. First time…”caller”!? So what got me to leave a review you ask!? Wednesday’s episode (4/1) talking about the show “Jury Duty! You should totally do a spin off at the Ghostie Getaway. The backstory is a family reunion. The outsider would be possibly someone you would hire as a “manager” or “staff” of some sort. With the followers that come all in on it!! It would be absolutely hilarious to watch! I think we would all pay to watch. Seriously thanks for all you guys do for this community. Listening/watching the three of you each week is truly a highlight. My husband thinks I know all of you. And I truly feel like I do! Brad my husband is also a Deacon, Jake I have some thyroid meds if you need some, and Timon I was also homeschooled and cannot math in public. See you all next week!

Long time listener, first time reviewer. If you want a podcast that brings joy, makes you laugh out loud, and somehow makes you feel close to total strangers—this is the podcast for you. Jake, Brad, and Timon (TB&J for the real ones) are incredibly entertaining while always pointing back to the love of Jesus and their faith. This podcast has become my comfort in every season. I listened all through my pregnancy in 2023—so much that my daughter would calm down anytime I turned it on. After walking through two miscarriages this past year, this podcast has brought light to some really hard days and kept my focus on God. Now I’m pregnant with our double rainbow baby, and it’s still such a gift in this season. JB&T—thank you for the joy and for sharing Christ so faithfully. Much love from a Tennessee girl

Wednesday’s episode was cracking me up so I finally decided to leave my 5 star review! We have a family friend named Wendell Weaver and the Chendall /Rendall debacle was so funny to me. I’ve been a fan of the pod since 2020 as a sophomore (homeschool) and I’m getting ready to graduate from KU (rock chalk!!) Jake and Brad (and Timon ) have brought so much joy and laughter to my life and no matter what kind of day I’m having I can turn on ghostrunners and guarantee I’ll smile. Your sense of humor is so relatable and I find myself laughing out loud just about every episode. Thank you guys for showing the love of Christ and being so genuine that your fans consider you as their friends. Keep up the good work and hope to meet you guys someday!

This review is well overdue! I’ve been listening for at least four years now, and while I’ve shared clips with a bunch of people, I’ve never actually shared my immense amount of pleasure in the form of a review. So here we go. Part of why this podcast clicked so fast for me is how much I relate to these guys. Brad and I frequently read the same books, have kids the same age, and go through similar experiences there. Jake and I have similar preferences, experiences, opinions, and sense of humor. That connection makes listening feel natural and familiar in the best way. I was introduced to Jake back in the Jake and Josh days. I watched all of those videos and then, randomly, four years later decided to watch them again. After watching all of the 31 Days to 31k videos, I wondered what happened to Jake. When I looked on Instagram, I found Ghostrunners and was hooked from the first episode about selling your dog! I zoomed through the existing episodes to catch up right around the time that Jean Shorts was started. There is very little these guys get wrong, at least from an entertainment standpoint. I feel like they frequently get facts wrong, but don’t we all? That’s what makes them so relatable. The games they play, the segments they have, the way they lead their lives as Christian men in all the different stages of life, and the relationships they have and share about on the podcast are all a great example of what it means to have fun in the life we’re given. Mondays are trash night for us, so I have many, many memories of classic Ghostrunners moments while I’m breaking down cardboard and taking the trash down. I’ve also been listening with my 4-year-old Teddy in the car recently, and he loves listening to “Brad and Jake.” It’s easy to consider these guys friends and to put them on with the kids and family around. You won’t regret listening to this podcast, for sure. Keep it up, fellas!

I’m a three year+ Ghostie, so I think it’s finally time to leave a review. 😂 Consistency is what keeps me coming back to this podcast. Jake, Brad, and Timon are my consistent friends and comedians who keep showing up every Monday and Wednesday. They keep coming back to share their life with us in entertaining ways. They consistently love on people that they meet every day. Every interaction they have with Ghosties shows genuine care. I’ve never met them in person, but they continually pour joy and love out to everyone they meet. They consistently talk about their faith. They aren’t just known as Christian, their spiritual fruit is evident in the way they serve their families and friends. And because of their trust in Jesus, this remains a clean podcast that families can enjoy together. This vein of consistency that runs through everything they do is why this podcast never fades like all the other podcasts in my life. I call you my friends and I’ve never met you in person. Why? Because you keep. Showing. Up. Thank you for keeping this community going and pointing people to Jesus in the process. May the Lord bless you in all that you do! - Caleb Willis

I have been LOVING this podcast. It is one of those listens where you feel like you’re in the room with them. It’s relatable and I die laughing in each episode. I just got my husband to start listening as well, and he is SOLD.

I stumbled on this podcast when I was at a low point due to a broken foot that took far too long to heal. With every episode, you guys really show what it means to have the Joy of the Lord. It’s amazing that three friends just chatting can have such an impact on thousands of people. I am one of those. Proud to call myself a Ghostie!

I love to listen to the show! Brad and Jake bring a smile to my face each time I listen. I love to hear the guys talk about family, friends, and faith. It’s uplifting and we need more of that in this world. Thanks guys for bringing me up! Ps. Sorry about the house Brad, good things ahead! God’s got this!

Identity theft is not a joke Sloane! Millions of families suffer every year! At 1:28:33 on your latest ‘sode, you read a review of the week from Brice. Only you didn’t! A man named Sloane (man-child to kampers) assumed my identity and claimed a curious set of half-truths. I am an avid listener. I even listen while rocking my baby to sleep. Though it is Sloane who sends DoorDash giftcards to new dads. And neither of us worked lawn care ever. In retaliation, I will do the one thing that Sloan, the most humble man on earth, hates more than anything. Public affirmation! Everyone who knows Sloane says he’s the nicest person they know. He’s memorized more scripture than anyone I know and I’ve even caught him multiple times praying in secret. He won prom king and hates when people know. Also he used to have big muscles.

I’m a relatively new Ghostie and have really enjoyed listening to Jake and Rachel’s journey of planning the wedding and getting married. My husband and I got married in India and honeymooned in Goa in June aka junesoon aka monsoon season! We've been married 5 years as of yesterday, and this honeymoon saga totally brought back all of the mems. We rented a vespa and drove it in the rain to restaurants, the mall, the movie theater, etc. and just brought dry clothes in our backpacks to change into. It rained probably 80% of the time we were there but we just tried to make the most of it! The door to our cabin also didn’t lock, so we were constantly worried someone was going to break into our room in the middle of the night but nobody did and we survived. I'm really glad you can find the humor in it all! Brad and Jake, I think the reason why everyone loves listening to you guys (aside from the comedic quick-wit, clever sponser jingles, and related kids stories) is because you bring us into your inner circle and make us feel like one of the gang! Keep up the good work guys!

This podcast is amazing should have written this years ago. I got to work lawn care for a couple years during school, so i had a lot of podcasts and audiobooks on rotation. Ghostrunners is the only podcast that I kept at 1x speed over the years and now as I get to rock my kids to sleep. Anytime one of my friends becomes a Dad I send them a DoorDash gift card and Ep 152 (Puddle City). Thank y’all so much for bringing me back to camp, loving the King and being funny. Shouts out Tuten Brothers

Did anyone try to steal Timon’s car yet?

I’ve been snubbed of my 15 seconds of fame on the Ghostrunners Podcast Presented by Main Street Roasters. PS I don’t know how to change my nickname on Apple Podcasts (don’t even remember changing it to Sbubby Nubby), but my name is Matthew and I’m from northeast TN. Hope this really takes it home.

Every episode I feel deeply inspired by the way Jake and Brad are caring for Timon. They have truly adopted him as their own. Providing him housing, teaching him math and history, and feeding him Chic Fil A and cafeteria sprite. The guys have done so much for Timons self esteem by giving him a “job” (he has four buttons to push) and telling him he has a good singing voice. If I ever encounter Timon in the wild, I aspire to do half as much for him as Jake and Brad have! Until that day, I will continue to support their project by listening every Monday and Wednesday.

I am begging you to blow your nose before podcasting, please. 🙏

I don’t have anything clever to say, but this podcast brings me so much joy. I don’t know if it was Hugh or Janus that finally got me to leave a review, but I’ve been listening for 5 years and it’s time. Love it all.

I’m 15 years old and I’ve been listening for years, but recently I had the opportunity to interview Timon for a school project and it was genuinely one of the coolest and most fun conversations I’ve ever had. I feel like we are friends now which is crazy to say. Now having had the privilege of now meeting both Jake and Timon I can truly say that these 3 are their genuine authentic selves on this podcast. They’ve been amazing role models for me in my life since I started listening in middle school and have continued to do so throughout high school. God has truly been working through this podcast and it’s amazing community. I’m truly thankful for it. They say never meet your heros, but clearly that does not apply to the Ghostrunners. Brad, you’re next on my list to meet and I can’t wait. Thank you Jake, Brad, and Timon for being a constant source of joy in my life! Love you guys. Caleb Crosno

I’ve been listening for as long as I can remember and, after 500 episodes, I think it’s time to finally express how much I appreciate the value this podcast brings to my life each week! 2 days a week I teach a fitness class at 5am and somehow those 2 days happen to fall on Mondays and Wednesdays— waking up is so easy, knowing I get to start the morning with uplifting content and laughter, on my way to my classes! You put me in the best mood, so I can help others start their day the same way! I truly look forward to it every week, and have loved hearing Jake’s experience taking his sister’s classes too. Brad, Jake, and Timon— thank you for your faith, humor, and dedication to producing new podcasts each week! Your passion and hard work do not go unnoticed— from a faithful ghostie in WA state, happy 500!!

I’ve been watching this since 2020 and have bought every paddle from Friday. On the fever 102 wide body I got a bad batch and the edge guard comes off and digs into the paddle. Scott wants me to send my paddle back for him to be able to get a new fixed one. The problem is I’m playing a tournament inw couple weeks and even more in the next couple months— please help me

Congrats on 500 episodes! I love y’all and appreciate the pod. 2025 was probably the hardest year of my life and the pod has been so uplifting on the extra hard days. Thank you and congrats, again!

I realized I should probably give this podcast a real shot after I sleep-laughed myself awake one night. Thanks, Spotify auto-play! Now I laugh until I cry.

I’m a 47 year old mom. Not your major demographic but it’s high time I left a 5 star review because who would have thought two midwest best friends would impact my life the way it has? My Ghostie origin story began in spring of 2021 when my then 15 year old daughter Ella started listening (John Crist/Trey Kennedy trickle down). She asked for Ghostrunners stickers for Christmas and sent me a link to the merch site and I remember thinking, “What is this ghost thing she’s listening to?” But I ordered them anyway. She reminded me it was the podcast with the two best friends from KC who love Jesus. Fast forward some months and she tells her 12 year old brother Caleb he should listen. Then the two of them have this “thing” where they’re always laughing about inside jokes. I wanted in and they told me no, they wanted it for themselves. The following summer we were at a week long baseball tournament for their brother and Caleb spent the entire week with AirPods in catching up on GR episodes cackling to himself constantly. My husband and I were like turn that off already. Little did I know I’d do the same. A few weeks later I told Ella and Caleb, “I’m listening and too bad if you don’t want me to!” As soon as I started (began with and kept up with current episodes but also went back to beginning and listened to every one) I 100% understood Caleb’s week long binge. My husband and other son don’t listen on their own but they know a lot of inside jokes so it’s really become a family thing. Not only have you greatly impacted my own life, but you’ve positively and joyfully influenced both Ella and Caleb, who are now 20 and 15 years old, at impressionable times in their lives. Thank you eternally for that. The 3 of us saw Trey and Jake when they performed in Reno. We met Jake and Isaac after the show and it will remain a core memory for all of us. Caleb even gave Jake a box with a Lego replica he made of your original logo but we think it got lost in the carryon bag Jake left on the plane that trip. We don’t even know if he was able to open it! Another highlight of Caleb’s life was when Brad read his review on the pod that said, “Brad, you’re my celebrity crush.” Can’t leave out Timon! When they told me this 16 year old kid joined the pod I wondered how that could make it better but as I started to listen I realized Timon does make it better. It’s been so fun to see how much you all care for each other and to watch Timon come into his own—he’s funnier and funnier each episode! Ella and Caleb follow him on Letterboxd and get excited if he likes their reviews. Sorry this review is so long I but just wanted to let you know of another random Ghostie family out in California who is so grateful for the Ghostrunners Podcast!

I’ve been listening to this podcast for 5 years now, and I’ve often thought to myself “I really need to leave a review,” but it has always felt so overwhelming because I wanted the review to be perfect and it was hard to put into words what a silly comedy podcast about nothing has meant to me. But at the end of the day, the two words that come to my mind the most are ‘constant’ and ‘friendship.’ For every single Monday, and for the past couple years, every single Wednesday, Jake and Brad have shown up for me and countless other ghosties every. single. time. No matter what was going on in my life, I could always count on the comforting feeling of knowing I had an hour and a half of laughs and inside jokes from two Midwest best friends ahead of me. I’ve been listening to Jake and Brad since before I had kids, through multiple moves, through major family health issues. But no matter what was going on in my life, Jake and Brad have been one of the few constants. As far as friendship goes, not only has Jake and Brad‘s friendship inspired me, but it has formed friendships in my life. The strongest friendship being with my cousin Maddie, who became a Ghostie convert and now it has given us something to bond over. We’ve written jingles together, and we almost exclusively communicate with Ghostrunners GIFS. And one of the most cherished and memorable parts of our friendship happened when we were able to have the opportunity to go on vacation with Jake and Brad and 40 other ghosties, where many more true friendships were formed. The fact that these two podcasters, who I once looked at as small town celebrities, I now consider friends, is such a rare phenomenon and I’m so grateful for it. The Ghostrunners podcast is a prime example of what can happen when you honor God with your life, even in what can feel mundane. Jake and Brad‘s faith, attitude, countenance, and the way they build others up and have a positive outlook on almost every situation has been such a testament to the joy that they have living inside them because of Jesus. For a while I thought I wanted to be more like Jake and Brad, but I think ultimately they’ve helped me realize that I want to be more like Jesus in the way that I live and treat other people. The Ghostrunners podcast will forever be part of the fabric of my life and I’m so grateful to Jake and Brad for the community that they have formed and for the constancy and friendship that they emanate so well. Love you guys

I started listening in August and quickly became an avid listener even going back and listening to old episodes (which is the mark of a great podcast). My son is 1.5 and he’s obsessed with the theme song. If he hears it from the other room he stops whatever he’s doing to dance. It’s probably the cutest thing ever. My sister Emily and I have been quoting Jensen’s interview for the past week. I’ll text her and she’ll respond “comes from a real place” and it makes me laugh every time. Thank you guys for making this podcast. Truly such a fun highlight of my weeks!

Was familiar with Jake for a while thanks to correct opinions and Trey’s shows (I liked your set better Jake) but had never checked into this podcast. Got bored on my 30 minute drive to the school I teach at a few weeks ago and decided to check it out. Best decision. You guys are awesome, relatable, and no doubt are making bigger marks on the kingdom of God than you realize. Yall have become the highlight of my week twice a week. Have actually gotten my wife listening now as well. Can’t wait to go back and get caught up on everything I’ve missed out on over the years.

My go to pod when I’m having a rough day. Love you guys!

I whole heartedly enjoy listening to the pod every week! I found myself hoping I’d catch Monday’s episode Sunday night. It’s so refreshing to hear you chat about life, faith and friends. My only request is a surprise night pod more often! As soon as I hear that at the beginning of the episode I know I’ll be laughing extra hard! Keep up the awesome work!

So I have been listening to GR for a while now and am almost caught up. I am fearing the day I get caught up and that I will feel lost without the endless supply of new GR episodes. Apparently not endless. I have Crohn’s disease and occasionally have a flare up that will force me to sleep in the bathroom. This podcast has been the background to my life for most activities, but it has been the most comforting thing to listen to while curled up in a ball on the bathroom floor. Thank you for all that y’all do! Love you guys, Zeke P.S. I am Timon’s friend’s cousin that is really good friends with the author of Hank the cowdog.

I started a new job a year ago and received an apple 13 as a “work” phone. I’m a die hard Android user and typically listen via Spotify. This phone gives me the opportunity to leave a 5 star review on Apple Podcasts!!(Even though it took me forever to figure out how) Brad & Jake continue to make me laugh out loud week after week. Timon is great as well and I’m amazed at his musical talents! My goal is to attend a ghostie getaway but hope they continue the gatherings in KC as well. Love you guys!!! Thanks for stepping out in faith day after day without being too Jesusy- so the non Jesus people still enjoy, and maybe one day become Jesusy!!

This has become my favorite podcast! I’ve listened to the 10 most recent episodes, and also started listening to the first 10 episodes so far in between the new ones. It’s cool to know that I’m eventually going to hear the debut of the theme song, Jake finally meeting his much anticipated wife, Brad having 3 more kids and Timon’s arrival. This podcast has me laughing constantly, and not just a subtle chuckles, but LOL’s! Very episode feels like hanging out with old friends, and I love it!

This is literally my favorite podcast of all time. As a 32 year old stay at home mom who listens to many podcasts, I still can’t put my finger on why Ghostrunners is my all time favorite. I don’t play pickleball. I’m not into woodworking. I don’t like fantasy football. I don’t live in the Midwest. I’m not into theater, or videography, or comedy. I’m definitely not a dad. In fact, I really have nothing in common with you guys. But for some reason this podcast has captured my heart. Your lighthearted banter, stories, and jingles literally make my day every time I listen. Thanks for making an incredible pod!

Howdy doody, gentlemen. This is a hefty review so buckle up. I’ve been listening to the pod for about two years now and I absolutely love it. My little sister and I used to listen to the sodes together, but now that I’ve gone off to college we started to listen separately which was quite the sad transition to make. Now we text and call about what you all are up to. I attend Biola University in LA, but I’m originally from KCK. And of course I’m a chiefs fan. Here I’ve felt alienated and, dare I say, persecuted for my life of the chiefs. No one understands and I receive negativity from almost everyone I interact with about football. Watching the chiefs game in my dorm common space ends up being me defending the character of Kelce and mahomes and telling people that they have no grounds to say that Andy Reid is a bad person. This pod has allowed me to feel a taste of home while being over a thousand miles away. I have felt the camaraderie that the chiefs family gave me through the pod and I feel seen and heard. Additionally, Jake and Brad, if you’re looking for a young ghostie lady for your boy Timon, might I throw myself into the ring? I’m a freshman and have been told that I’m fun to be around. I may not be Midge, but I could learn to widge. You guys are the best. Keep up the good work.

There’s nothing I can say that hasn’t been said already, but that doesn’t mean it’s not worth saying again. In short, this podcast brings light, joy, and laughter to areas of life that may otherwise feel dark and heavy. After I gave birth to my son, I was in the throes of PPD (throwback to when Brad didn’t know what that was), but I have such clear and sweet memories of giggling out loud in the middle of the night as I nursed my baby in the dark. It truly felt like, for months on end, the only time I genuinely laughed was when I listened to the pod. I’m on the other side of that now, but I still find myself listening whenever the weight of the world feels like too much - which is still a lot these days. Brad, Jake, and Timon truly feel like friends, and I know my experience isn’t unique. Love you guys, if you ever find yourself in the Tetons (or want to play cowboy for a while), you’ve got a place to stay.

I always listen while I’m working and she listens while she’s at home with the baby, and it’s always fun when I come home and we catch up on the stories Brad, Jake, and Timon shared. Great Christian men with a great pod!

I just started listening to the podcast because I’m obsessed with Jake’s comedy special and am somehow listening to all the recent ish episodes in a random order. While confusing as heck, it’s also wonderful. I was listening while in my self driving car and was laughing so hard it kept telling me to keep my eyes on the road! Also, I have an inappropriate crush on Timon. I just listened to the Backstreet Boys jingle and he is so talented (which was also funny to me because I had listened to all the guest producer episodes so I know he’s in a musical but didn’t stop to think he might have PIPES!). Posting anon because I’m happily married with a kid so embarrassed I blush when I hear Timon sing.

I’ve been a “Ghost-listener” for about three years now. My friend Abby put me onto your podcast after she had her lovely baby C. I started listening so we would have something to chat about, and nearly a year later I found out she actually stopped listening the same week she told me about it. Never a quitter, I’ve been a faithful listener and follower on the social meds. This podcast has been a constancy in my life, especially as things have changed. The Ghostrunners has been there through breakups, funerals, and weddings; Jake and Brad were on in the car for my big move to Miami and on my way to White Coat Ceremony. I can’t wait to see where you guys go in the world and in life. I wish you, your spouses, and kids the very best. Thank you for building this community! I am always so grateful to be part of a body of believers with as much humor as y’all. Muchos besitos and many blessings to you! - Maeghan, a proud Ghostie.

This podcast is amazing! Thank you for cranking out clean, relatable content that makes me laugh every day. I’m from the Omaha, NE area, so it’s fun to hear about all your MidWest shenanigans. I went back to January to catch up on your year and got inspired by the shred journey. I started Shredtember this month, working out every day and starting my own shred journey. God bless you guys for putting God in the Pod.

Hot dog!! I just finished every episode of the Ghostrunners Podcast and figured it was well past time to write a review. Jake and Brad are genuine, wholesome guys who somehow make even the most ordinary conversations hilarious and entertaining. They have that rare ability to turn “talking about nothing” into something you can’t stop listening to. My family even teases me that I talk about them like they’re my actual friends! Whether it’s a Monday or Wednesday episode, I know I can count on guaranteed laughter and a little joy to start my week. Thank you for all you do to make this such a wonderful community of ghosties!

I’ve been a ghostie for five years. Why am I leaving a review now? I have no idea. Why didn’t I leave a review sooner? Again, I have no idea. What I do know is that this is a phenomenal podcast, fit to brighten anyone’s day. It’s incredible how entertaining it is to listen to three guys talk about nothing. If you’re hesitant about the podcast, know that the joy Jake, Brad, and Timon bring to the world is unmatched by any other clean comedy show. The community they’ve built, with Ghosties all around the world, will welcome you in without a second thought. All that to say, this is a 10/10 podcast, and I would highly encourage anyone and everyone to listen. On your feet!