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He Built a Following Through Humor… But His Story Goes Much Deeper, Chunky Golfer (Jason Carter)

In this episode of Give a Sit, we sit down with Jason Carter, better known as Chunky Golfer, for one of the most real and impactful conversations we’ve had on the podcast. Known for his viral golf content, humor, and larger-than-life personality online, Jason opens up about the experiences and life lessons that shaped the man behind the brand.We dive into his journey through social media, how he stayed consistent while building Chunky Golfer from the ground up, and the reality of creating content in today’s world. Jason shares advice for anyone chasing something bigger, talking about the importance of authenticity, perseverance, and continuing to show up even when growth feels slow.This episode also goes far beyond golf. Jason opens up about marriage, mental health, suicide prevention, and his connection to the Columbine shooting, sharing how those experiences changed his perspective on life and relationships. It’s an honest conversation about resilience, checking in on people around you, and learning how to navigate both success and hardship.Of course, we also talk golf, content creation, laughs on the course, and the moments in life that bring people together. This episode is funny, emotional, inspiring, and full of meaningful conversations that we know will connect with a lot of people.Whether you know him as Chunky Golfer from social media or you’re hearing his story for the first time, this is an episode you won’t want to miss.

Sione’s Mission to Build Community Through Toko Golf, Lessons of Tonga on Give A Sit Podcast

In this episode of Give a Sit, we sit down with Sione, founder of Toko Golf and JK Landscaping, to talk about his incredible journey from growing up in Tonga to building businesses centered around people, purpose, and community. Sione shares stories about playing rugby, learning English after coming to the United States, and meeting his wife while serving his LDS mission in Hawaii.We dive into the mindset behind building businesses that can operate without depending on the owner every second, allowing him to focus on what matters most: creating impact through Toko Golf. More than just a brand, Toko Golf is becoming a community where people can connect, find support, and lift each other up.Sione’s passion for serving others shines throughout the conversation, especially as he reflects on how his mission helped him discover his purpose in helping those around him. This is a short but powerful episode about faith, hard work, leadership, and building something bigger than yourself.

Building Beards, Business & Brotherhood | Tyson Allred | Copper Johns & Dad Bods, Give a Sit Podcast

In this episode of Give a Sit, Wes sits down with Tyson Allred from Dad Bods & Beards and founder of Copper Johns Grooming Company. Tyson shares his journey of building a beard care brand while creating a community centered around authenticity, fatherhood, mental health, and personal growth.The conversation dives into entrepreneurship, the challenges of balancing business and family life, and how Tyson turned a passion project into a recognizable brand alongside his brother, who is also his business partner. Tyson also opens up about the importance of family, his relationship with his wife and kids, and how his wife has become his best friend through the ups and downs of life and business.Wes and Tyson discuss the importance of connection, supporting other men through real conversations, and why building relationships matters both personally and professionally. From beard oil to business ownership, this episode is packed with laughs, honest moments, and valuable insight for anyone chasing growth while staying true to themselves.🎙️ Topics Covered:* Building Copper Johns Grooming Company* The story behind Dad Bods & Beards* Working in business with family* Marriage, fatherhood, and relationships* Entrepreneurship and branding* Mental health and authentic conversations* Networking and building community👍 Like, Comment, and Subscribe for more episodes of Give a Sit!

From Disney to Axomo CMO Matt Frisbie on Building a Brand People Believe In, Give A Sit Podcast

In this episode of Give a Sit, we sit down with Matt Frisbie, CMO of Axomo, for a conversation that goes far beyond business. Filmed in a laid back outdoor setting, Matt opens up about the foundation that drives everything he does, family. He shares how prioritizing relationships at home has shaped the way he leads, builds teams, and approaches business.We dive into the power of authentic connections and why strong relationships are the backbone of any successful company. Matt breaks down what it really takes to build a brand that speaks for itself, one that people believe in not because they are told to, but because they feel it.Drawing from his early experience at Disney, Matt gives insight into what makes their culture so impactful. It is not just strategy, it is buy in. When employees truly believe in the vision, it naturally carries over into everything they do, creating an experience that customers cannot ignore.Matt also shares his journey through the film industry as a movie producer, giving a raw look into how competitive and cutthroat that world can be. That experience helped shape his perspective and ultimately led him to where he is today, focused on building something meaningful at Axomo where passion, purpose, and people all align.This episode is packed with real talk on leadership, culture, branding, and finding work that actually fulfills you. If you are an entrepreneur, business leader, or someone chasing purpose in what you do, this is one you will not want to miss.

Give A Sit: The Moment He Walked Away From His Business Changed Everything - Todd Elkins of Esslyo.

In this episode of Give a Sit, we sit down with Todd Elkins of Esslyo, a company known for creating high-end luxury backyard spaces that bring people together and elevate how families and friends connect at home. Filmed out on the golf course, this episode blends business, life, and real conversations in a setting that reflects what Todd is all about—connection, experience, and intentional living.Todd shares his journey through entrepreneurship, including the rollercoaster moments that come with building and walking away from a business. He opens up about a pivotal decision to step away from something that didn’t feel aligned, even when it was difficult, and how that leap of faith gave him clarity and direction toward what he was truly meant to build. His story is a powerful reminder of the importance of trusting your instincts in business and life.We also dive deep into marriage, commitment, and the unique promise Todd made to his wife—one that goes beyond the traditional expectations and highlights what it really means to show up, stay committed, and grow together through every season. It’s an honest and refreshing take on relationships, personal accountability, and long-term partnership.Throughout the episode, we talk about the power of networking, building meaningful relationships, and how surrounding yourself with the right people can accelerate your personal and professional growth. Todd shares insights on how connections have shaped his journey and why investing in people is one of the most valuable things you can do as an entrepreneur.This conversation touches on entrepreneurship, mindset, business growth, relationships, leadership, and personal development. Whether you’re building a business, navigating life decisions, or looking for clarity on your next step, there’s something here for you.If you’re interested in luxury outdoor living, entrepreneurship stories, business lessons, networking strategies, or real conversations about life and marriage, this episode delivers value on every level.Make sure to like, comment, and subscribe for more episodes of *Give a Sit*, where we bring you authentic conversations with entrepreneurs, creators, and leaders who are building something meaningful.