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035 The Grandpa Who Taught Me Hard Things Are Holy — A Masterclass in Grandparenting Through Love + Work Wayne Samuelson
In today’s episode, Rivers sits down with longtime friend + retired pulmonologist Dr. Wayne Samuelson — to talk about the grandpas who shaped him, the lessons he learned while building a house side-by-side with his grandfather, and how he now shows up for his own eight grandkids.
Inside this episode:
how a Depression-era craftsman grandpa framed hard work as evidence of God’s love
why grandkids don’t need “perfection” — they need presence
the power of storytelling + shared projects
what Wayne’s dad did that made his grandkids feel deeply seen
how to hold legacy lightly (without pressure, guilt, or regret)
the surprising thing Wayne would say to his younger self about career, life, and faith
Key Takeaway:
Legacy isn’t loud. Legacy is consistent. And the things you do with your grandkids now are the stories they’ll repeat for decades.
Interested in recording your life story, but you don't want to deal with all the "techy stuff". Reach out to Planted Media Co & tell them Rivers sent you for a nice little Grandpa Channel Discount.
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By with Steve Harris – Real Talk, Real Laughs & the Real Grandparent LifeIn today’s episode, Rivers sits down with longtime friend + retired pulmonologist Dr. Wayne Samuelson — to talk about the grandpas who shaped him, the lessons he learned while building a house side-by-side with his grandfather, and how he now shows up for his own eight grandkids.
Inside this episode:
how a Depression-era craftsman grandpa framed hard work as evidence of God’s love
why grandkids don’t need “perfection” — they need presence
the power of storytelling + shared projects
what Wayne’s dad did that made his grandkids feel deeply seen
how to hold legacy lightly (without pressure, guilt, or regret)
the surprising thing Wayne would say to his younger self about career, life, and faith
Key Takeaway:
Legacy isn’t loud. Legacy is consistent. And the things you do with your grandkids now are the stories they’ll repeat for decades.
Interested in recording your life story, but you don't want to deal with all the "techy stuff". Reach out to Planted Media Co & tell them Rivers sent you for a nice little Grandpa Channel Discount.