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Comedy writer Dan Klein has never read The Bible... until now! Join him every Sunday as he reads it from front to back and sees what the big whoop is.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Dan Klein turns close Bible reading into comic scrutiny, catching narrative seams, theological puzzles, and the strange details that solemn treatment can miss.
Dan Klein reads the Bible closely enough to catch its repetitions, odd transitions, and unresolved questions, then lets comedy grow from the friction between sacred authority and the words on the page.
Solomon's temple gets called an ADU, in case your Bible reading needs a zoning joke.
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A tense, joke-rich Bible read that finds humor in the chapter's names, prayers, and sudden detours.
Bible Brothers makes 2 Chronicles 20 feel tense and a little unsteady, which is part of the point. Jehoshaphat faces a great multitude, the hosts trip over the chapter's names and pleas, and the tone keeps slipping between reverence and silliness.
A funny, unruly take on a king's bad alliance and Micaiah's refusal to pander.
Bible Brothers turns the story into a court drama built around a king, a stack of prophecy, and Micaiah as the one voice willing to say something other than what the room wants to hear.
A noisy, funny read of Asa, altars, and the show's favorite kind of chaos.
This episode stays with 2 Chronicles 14 and the show's familiar blend of horse facts, corporate parody, and chapter-by-chapter Bible reading. The best stretch comes as the hosts track Asa removing the altars, images, and high places, then pause on the line that the kingdom was…
Bible Brothers covers 2 Chronicles 12 and 13 with Dan Klein hosting and Noah Garfinkel, a TV writer and comedian, as guest.
Bible Brothers takes on 2 Chronicles 12 and 13 with Dan Klein hosting and Noah Garfinkel, a TV writer and comedian, as guest. The episode stays with the familiar good-or-bad-kings frame, follows Shishak's attack on Judah, and keeps the show's self-aware corporate joke running in…
A Chronicles detour that turns corporate bits, animal talk, and age versus youth tension into the main event.
Bible Brothers stays in its corporate lane while moving through Chronicles 10 and 11 with Hope as the guest and Dan Klein steering the bit. The episode leans into the show's familiar mix of office framing, side quest animal talk, and a running respect for age and experience,…
A revision-obsessed Bible riff that keeps asking why the edits ever stopped.
Bible Brothers leans hard into revision, smoothing, and the odd certainty of a text that feels finished even while the seams still show. The best part is the contrast with Kings: one version leaves the messy fight after David's death exposed, while Chronicles quiets it down and…
A tight, text-bound joke on 2 Chronicles 5, with the Ark, the music, and the cloud doing the heavy lifting.
Bible Brothers turns 2 Chronicles 5 into a comic bit about the Ark, the temple, the singers, the trumpets, and the cloud of light filling the house. The humor stays close to the chapter, and the running joke that the Ark is now just a box gives the reading its sharpest edge.
A temple build, a smoothed-over monarchy, and enough sacred architecture jokes to keep the chapter funny.
Episode 2 of Chronicles 3 and 4 stays with the temple build, the peacetime labor behind it, and the way Chronicles tidies the monarchy so Solomon's rise feels orderly and legitimate.
Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Live sermons with Easter-shaped urgency.
Bible Brothers: A Comedy Podcast About The Bible covers 2 Chronicles 16 with Mary Holland, and the chapter turns on Asa paying Ben-hadad of Syria with silver and gold from the house of the Lord.
Bible Brothers covers 2 Kings 17 as Hosea reigns nine years in Samaria, then falls under pressure from Shalmanassar of Assyria and ends up bound in prison.
Dan Klein opens by pretending, with total seriousness, that Bible Brothers only reads the Bible and absolutely does not do any of the other things it clearly also does.
Bible Brothers opens with Dan and Sasha Stanton-Craven joking that the show is “the hardest podcast to make” before turning to 1 Chronicles 20 and the short eight-verse siege of Rabbah.
Bible Brothers 188 covers 1 Chronicles 12, where Dan Klein and Sascha Stanton-Craven turn a long roster of David’s supporters into a running comedy bit about war, tribes, and names that keep piling up.
Bible Brothers: A Comedy Podcast About The Bible covers 2 Kings 15 with Dan Klein and guest Sascha Stanton Craven, who trade jokes while reading a stretch of kings, coups, and short reigns.
The show opens in apology mode.
Bible Brothers turns a long genealogy passage into a comic sprint through a chapter packed almost entirely with names.
Bible Brothers: A Comedy Podcast About The Bible, episode 191, covers 1 Chronicles 18–19 with David defeating the Philistines, Moab, Hadadezer of Zobah, Edom, and the Ammonites.
Bible Brothers: A Comedy Podcast About The Bible covers 1 Chronicles 16 and 17, with Michael Klein joining Dan to read David's Ark ceremony, a long praise song, and the exchange about building God a house.
Bible Brothers episode 193, “1 Chronicles 22 - David Procrastinates (w/ Dan Klein),” opens with a Good Practice Therapy sponsor read and Dan asking listeners for voiceover tips at [email protected].
Bible Brothers covers 1 Chronicles 2 by reading Judah’s line, including Ur, Onan, Tamar, Boaz, Jesse, and David, while joking through the long genealogy.
A comedic podcast where the host reads the Bible with humorous commentary and tangents.
Dan Klein humorously introduces his podcast about reading the Bible, with a digression on bubble wands and a sponsor ad for a therapy group.
A comedic podcast where the host reads the Bible with humorous commentary and tangents.
Dan Klein opens with the show’s usual anti-incest boilerplate and takes Bible Brothers into 2 Chronicles 20.
Dan Klein opens with the show’s fake-corporate swagger and a joke about being the anti-incest podcast.
Dan and guest Ben Apple read 2 Chronicles 14-15, where King Asa defeats Ethiopians with God's help.
Dan Klein and Noah Garfinkel keep grinding through 2 Chronicles 12 and 13.
Bible Brothers episode 202 covers 2 Chronicles 10-11, with Dan Klein and guest Hope Davies reading the Rehoboam and Jeroboam split in Judah and Israel.
Bible Brothers opens by promising to read the Bible and nothing else.
Dan Klein works through the chapter while the show keeps making a fuss about having to do the job at all.
Dan Klein opens with the show’s usual Bible Brothers Corporation-sanctioned holy nonsense.
Dan Klein and guest Dan Mirk comically read and discuss 2 Chronicles 1-2, focusing on Solomon's request for wisdom and the preparations to build God's temple.
Dan Klein and guest Matt Kleinman conclude their reading of 1 Chronicles in this final episode of Bible Brothers.
Dan and guest Sasha read 1 Chronicles 24, a dry list of priestly divisions, while humorously riffing on corporate sponsorships, internet culture, and their own podcast struggles.
Dan Klein reads 1 Chronicles 14-15, covering David's battles, his acquisition of the Ark, and the chaotic musical procession.
Bible Brothers: A Comedy Podcast About The Bible reaches 2 Kings 25 with Dan and Sasha Stanton Craven joking through the final chapter while reading about Nebuchadnezzar, Zedekiah, and the fall of Jerusalem.
Where were those bones coming from?
A comedy podcast where the host reads the Bible with a guest, mixing humor with religious text.
Two brothers humorously read and comment on the Bible, treating it as a comedic text.
Two comedians banter about performing and discuss the movie Babylon before reading the Bible.
Two comedians humorously discuss reading the Bible for the first time and propose a fake feud with the WTF podcast.
Two comedians humorously discuss reading the Bible, joking about weather and patrons before starting the scripture.
Two comedians banter about their podcast recording sessions before reading the Bible for comedic effect.
Two comedians humorously read and discuss the Bible, mixing irreverent banter with scriptural exploration.