The Catholic Entrepreneur Podcast features insightful conversations with Catholic entrepreneurs, creatives, and influencers across a variety of industries. Hosted by Mitch Fisher, we dive into practical tips around social media, content creation, marketing, sales, and being a Catholic creative.
Starting the first Catholic-based personal training and nutrition company with Chase Crouse, co-founder of Hypuro Fit
Chase Crouse is the co-founder and CEO of Hypuro Fit, the world's first Catholic-based personal training and nutrition coaching company. Chase shares his journey from being a personal trainer to launching a business that integrates faith and fitness. He discusses the challenges of entrepreneurship, the importance of marketing, and how he balances family life with running a business. The conversation also delves into the unique aspects of working with Catholic clients, including priests and religious, and how theology informs their approach to fitness. Chase emphasizes the significance of self-mastery for self-gift and the mission of helping others live healthier lives in service to their faith.
https://www.hypurofit.org/
Chapters
1:01 - 3:00: Introductions
Journey into Fitness:
3:01 - 6:00: Chase shares his journey from sports and ministry to becoming a personal trainer and eventually starting Hypuro Fit.
Entrepreneurial Challenges:
6:01 - 10:00: Discussion on the challenges of transitioning from personal training to establishing a business, including marketing and cash flow management.
Key Partnerships:
10:01 - 15:00: Chase talks about key partnerships that helped Hypuro Fit gain credibility and visibility.
Catholic Perspective:
15:01 - 20:00: Exploration of how the theology of the body and Catholic values are integrated into Hypuro Fit's mission.
Family and Business Balance:
20:01 - 25:00: Chase discusses balancing entrepreneurship with family life and the importance of setting time aside for family.
Working with Priests and Religious:
25:01 - 30:00: Insights into working with priests and religious clients, emphasizing empathy and understanding their unique lifestyles.
Conclusion:
30:01 - End: Closing remarks, where listeners can find more about Hypuro Fit and Chase's final thoughts.
21 Jun 2025
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Brooke Joiner, CEO of Catholic Owned, discusses building a platform to connect users with Catholic businesses and fostering a new Catholic economy, highlighting the challenges and strategies for ethical marketing in an interview.
2 Jun 2025
Starting a Catholic Podcast Production Agency with Joe Coleman, Saint Kolbe Studios
Joe Coleman of Saint Kolbe Studios discusses starting a Catholic podcast production agency and highlights podcasting's power for building trust and expanding reach for Catholic business owners in this interview.
Reach and audience
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YouTube views
31,534
Score snapshot 15 Sept 2025
Apple Podcasts (US)
5.0 / 5
3 ratings
Spotify
5.0 / 5
4 ratings
Podcast Authority Score: 56 / 100
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Quality
69
Social presence
0
YouTube
76
Engagement
32
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