EP 17: How much Vaseline is too much Vaseline?

EP 23: If You Give A Mouse a Cheeto

In this episode, the brothers kick things off with a Family Feud style game guessing what kids spend their money on before catching up on life and sharing their entertainment of the week. Although the plan was to discuss things worth spending money on, the conversation quickly takes a detour into funny stories, internet memes, and whatever else comes to mind, making for one of their most laid back and unpredictable episodes yet.

EP 22: Shaq vs Dolly Parton in a Thumb War- Who Wins?

Andrew joins us in this week's pod and boy does he bring the giggles. We discuss celebrity thumb wars, Andrew's music career, and most importantly, we all try to teach Caden a thing or two about respect. It's another fun episode, be sure to rate, review, and leave a comment!

EP 21: Brojo Mojo Dojo

The conversation revolves around a World Cup trivia game, a celebration of success, new beginnings, the first week at a new job, a vacation recap, and a game called 82 and 0. The conversation then shifts to the primary theme of 'What Makes a Moment'. The theme explores the concept of memorable moments and the intentionality behind creating lasting memories. We also get to hear our Podcast ranking for various categories. Takeaways * The World Cup trivia game sparked engaging and entertaining discussions. * The tiebreaker question added an element of fun and competition to the conversation. Celebrating achievements and success * Transitioning into new opportunities * The excitement of starting a new job * Recapping memorable vacation experiences * Engaging in entertaining games related to sports Gaming and strategy discussions * Intentionality in creating memorable moments Memorable moments are created through unique experiences and deep connections. * Childhood memories shape our understanding of love and parenthood. Chapters * 00:00 World Cup Trivia * 06:15 FIFA World Cup Facts * 12:39 NBA Finals and World Cup Wrap-Up * 23:39 Vacation Recap * 35:24 The Game: 82 and 0 * 46:37 What Makes a Moment

EP 20: The Older We Get

In this episode, the brothers are joined by their Aunt Lisa for a conversation that starts with a summer-themed Mount Rushmore draft and a trip down memory lane before turning into something much deeper. Together, they share favorite family memories, reflect on relationships that have shaped their lives, and discuss the realities of getting older as families grow, change, and spread out. Along the way, they talk about what people worry too much about, the advice they would give their younger selves, what adulthood has taught them, and why time and relationships become more valuable with each passing year. Books Lisa Shared: 1) The Turning by the Linda and Richard Eyre, 2) The Coddling of the American Mind: How Good Intentions and Bad Ideas Are Setting Up a Generation for Failure by Greg Lukionoff and Jonathan Haidt

EP 19: Our Better Halves

The conversation begins with a discussion about the debate of marrying someone similar or different. The hosts and guests share their perspectives on this topic, highlighting the importance of similar values in a relationship. The conversation then transitions to insights and advice about marriage, where the hosts and guests share useless advice they received and what they wish they had known before getting married. The conversation covers the topics of range of emotions and the contrast between expectations and reality in marriage. It delves into the idea of having a wide range of emotions and the impact it has on relationships. Additionally, it explores the mismatch between the expectations individuals had about marriage and the reality they experienced. The conversation highlights the importance of supportive spouses, the role of humor and laughter in relationships, and the value of kindness and understanding. Each chapter explores these themes in the context of the guests' experiences and interactions with their partners. Takeaways * Opposites attract * Similar values matter most Range of emotions * Expectations vs reality Supportive spouses * Humor and laughter * Kindness and understanding