Humans Are Flying to the Moon Right Now — And I Can't Stop Watching

Running on Empty — Low T, Life Updates & Keeping the Load

"Tim's back. Life's been busy, energy's been low, and there's a lot to catch up on. From parenting struggles to low testosterone, work chaos, golf, hockey, and Memorial Day — the Loadbearers know the feeling. We carry the load even when the tank is empty."

Between the Fairway and the Foxhole

The conversation covers a range of topics including the Masters golf tournament, military history, family life, music, outdoor activities, personal health, parenting, space exploration, and upcoming plans for a fishing trip and gaming. The host shares insights on each topic, providing a diverse and engaging conversation. Takeaways * Military history * Golf and sports * Family and parenting * Space exploration

Humans Are Flying to the Moon Right Now — And I Can't Stop Watching

It's Friday, and Tim's on his lunch break because he couldn't wait to talk about this. NASA's Artemis II launched April 1st, and four astronauts are literally on their way to the moon RIGHT NOW — and Tim's been glued to the tracker ever since. We break down what's happening, where they are, and why this is one of the coolest things happening in our lifetime. Plus — This Day in Military History, Crimson Desert rambling, Yankees opening day, Chicago fence drama, and the load of just keeping life together. The Loadbearers know the feeling.

Low T, Low Energy, and a Welcome Home That's Long Overdue

It's Sunday and Load-Bearing Dad is back. This week Tim gets real about turning 40, suspecting low testosterone, avoiding the bench press like it owes him money, and somehow ending up down a rabbit hole about re-enlisting in the Air National Guard. Plus — today is National Vietnam War Veterans Day, and we take a minute to give Vietnam vets the welcome home they never got. March Madness Final Four talk, spring break chaos, and yes — Crimson Desert is actually worth it. The Loadbearers keep this thing going. Let's ride.

We're Back. Life Didn't Stop.

He's alive. Barely. Tim's back with six months of life crammed into one episode — mean girls, state tumbling competitions, a network project that tried to break him, and a daughter who ignored his texts. Load-bearing Dad is back. You're not alone out here.