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Why Some Kids Need a Purpose

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Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2610494/fan_mail/new] This week on Still Figuring It Out, Josh and Britt dive into an important question: Why do some kids thrive in school while others struggle to stay motivated? Josh shares stories from his own childhood, including being the student who didn’t care much about grades, skipped class, and even got kicked out of a teacher’s classroom. Looking back, he reflects on how having a purpose and direction could have changed his path much earlier in life. The conversation explores summer learning, helping kids retain knowledge during school breaks, the importance of accountability, and why parents play such a critical role in preparing their children for success. Josh also discusses his work with SouthernTech and the new OSSAA officials training program, highlighting how opportunities like CareerTech can help students find a purpose and a future they are excited about. Whether you’re a parent, educator, coach, or someone who struggled to find motivation as a student, this episode offers honest conversations, personal stories, and practical insights about helping young people discover their “why.” Because sometimes the difference between success and struggle isn’t ability. It’s having a purpose. Follow Still Figuring It Out on Facebook and be sure to send us your best “Dad Fail of the Week” for a chance to be featured on a future episode! We appreciate y’all listening. If you got something out of this, share it with someone who’s still figuring it out too. We’ll catch y’all next time.

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Why Some Kids Need a Purpose

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2610494/fan_mail/new] This week on Still Figuring It Out, Josh and Britt dive into an important question: Why do some kids thrive in school while others struggle to stay motivated? Josh shares stories from his own childhood, including being the student who didn’t care much about grades, skipped class, and even got kicked out of a teacher’s classroom. Looking back, he reflects on how having a purpose and direction could have changed his path much earlier in life. The conversation explores summer learning, helping kids retain knowledge during school breaks, the importance of accountability, and why parents play such a critical role in preparing their children for success. Josh also discusses his work with SouthernTech and the new OSSAA officials training program, highlighting how opportunities like CareerTech can help students find a purpose and a future they are excited about. Whether you’re a parent, educator, coach, or someone who struggled to find motivation as a student, this episode offers honest conversations, personal stories, and practical insights about helping young people discover their “why.” Because sometimes the difference between success and struggle isn’t ability. It’s having a purpose. Follow Still Figuring It Out on Facebook and be sure to send us your best “Dad Fail of the Week” for a chance to be featured on a future episode! We appreciate y’all listening. If you got something out of this, share it with someone who’s still figuring it out too. We’ll catch y’all next time.

I går43 min
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Finals Dreams, Cornhole Fails, and Family Adventures

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2610494/fan_mail/new] This week on Still Figuring It Out, Josh and Brett recap the end of the Thunder-Spurs playoff rivalry and dive into the NBA Finals. Josh shares the incredible story of how a joking Facebook post turned into a community-funded trip to Game 1 of the NBA Finals, complete with long merch lines, celebrity sightings, and the highs and lows of watching his team lose in person. The conversation also covers outrageous Madison Square Garden ticket prices, fan culture, social media antics, a local cornhole tournament, Sand Bass Festival adventures, family life, travel stories, and future cruise plans across Asia. From basketball heartbreak to parenting chaos and dreams of moving to Spain, it’s another episode full of sports, laughs, and real-life conversations. Join Josh and Brett as they continue trying to make sense of sports, family, travel, and everything in between while still figuring it out. We appreciate y’all listening. If you got something out of this, share it with someone who’s still figuring it out too. We’ll catch y’all next time.

7. juni 202650 min
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Still Figuring Out What We’ve Been Up To

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2610494/fan_mail/new] This week, Josh and Britt take a break from the deeper topics and simply catch up on life. From a late-night flat tire on a bridge and unexpected roadside heroes to family birthday parties, Vegas travel stories, and an unforgettable road trip to San Antonio, there’s plenty to unpack. The conversation eventually turns into a full-blown basketball discussion as Josh shares his experiences attending multiple Western Conference Finals games between the Spurs and Thunder. The guys debate crowd atmospheres, NBA officiating, flopping, player rivalries, championship aspirations, and what makes certain athletes fan favorites. Whether you’re here for the life updates, the sports talk, or just two friends having an authentic conversation, this episode is exactly what Still Figuring It Out is all about. We appreciate y’all listening. If you got something out of this, share it with someone who’s still figuring it out too. We’ll catch y’all next time.

31. maj 202646 min
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What Makes a Dad? Love Beyond Blood

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2610494/fan_mail/new] In part two of this special series, Josh, Britt, and Jerod open up about fatherhood from three completely different perspectives. From adoption and step-parenting to co-parenting after divorce, this episode dives into the moments that truly define being a dad. The guys share emotional stories about loss, blended families, learning to show up for their kids, and realizing that fatherhood is about far more than DNA. This is an honest conversation about love, growth, sacrifice, faith, and the responsibility of raising children in a complicated world. Whether you’re a biological dad, bonus dad, adopted dad, or someone still figuring it out, this episode will hit home. We appreciate y’all listening. If you got something out of this, share it with someone who’s still figuring it out too. We’ll catch y’all next time.

24. maj 20261 h 24 min
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The Layers of Manhood: Leadership, Pressure, and Family

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2610494/fan_mail/new] In this episode of Still Figuring It Out, Josh and Britt sit down with their first guest, Jerod Lyons, for an honest conversation about what it really means to be a man in today’s world. From growing up with different father figures to learning leadership through marriage, parenting, faith, and failure, the guys unpack the pressures men silently carry every day. They talk about pride, emotional vulnerability, financial stress, discipline, marriage, raising daughters and sons, and the struggle of trying to “hold it all together.” This episode dives into the difference between control and leadership, why communication matters in marriage, and how becoming a better man often means unlearning what the world taught you growing up. WHAT IS A MAN? L: Leader O: Obedient R: Responsible D: Dedicated Real conversations. Real struggles. Three men still figuring it out. We appreciate y’all listening. If you got something out of this, share it with someone who’s still figuring it out too. We’ll catch y’all next time.

17. maj 202659 min