In this episode, we talk with Bozeman, MT-based author Scott F. Parker about growing up in the Northwest, how he fell in love with running, his journey to becoming a writer, and how running, religion, and philosophy interact. 

Resources mentioned in this episode

In today’s episode, we speak with Michelle Pittack, a licensed therapist, and ask the question (for our friend): what is therapy? who is it for? and should I try it? Michelle also provides some easy first steps on how to find a therapist, teaches us about different types of therapy and attachment styles, and finally gives some practical tips on how to calm our minds and bodies in a confusing world. 

Resources:

How to find an EFT therapist near you

What attachment style am I?

Book, Julie Menanno, Secure Love

Today we finish our 3-part finance series and dive into the topic of “Net Worth”. We discuss how to calculate net worth, why it’s important to understand, and how it affects our lives and relationships daily.

Notes:

In today’s episode, we discuss a framework to help write and follow through with your 2024 goals and we process our personal goals together while evaluating and updating each goal using the “SMART” framework. 

A quick recap of our first year making this podcast and what we learned from it.

Shoot us an email at [email protected] if you have questions or comments about the show.

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In this episode, we have a conversation with Montana native Lincoln Sevier, VP of TV Post Production at Lionsgate, about his personal experiences with budgeting and always feeling broke despite making more money. He explains how to rethink budgeting and getting out of debt and shares some great resources and tools to accomplish this. In this conversation, he brings an infectious level of enthusiasm to this topic that often seems dry, scary, or wrapped in complicated social taboo.

RESOURCES:

Total Money Makeover - Dave Ramsey

Ramit Sethi - I Will Teach You to Be Rich

Simple Path to Wealth - JL Collins

On today’s show we talk to ultra-endurance athlete Zach Miller about racing, coming back from injury, the philosophy of running, and that one time he almost cooked for Jessica Biel. Tune in for tips on training, nutrition, and recovery. 

Resources:

The Joy of Running Qua Running

More from Scott F. Parker

More from Zach Miller

In this episode, we discuss both the emotional and practical aspects of investing for retirement. When should I start? Do I need a financial advisor or am I better off using some form of self-managed or automated investment account? How do I make the most of an employer's retirement plan and how should I allocate funds for the best tax advantage in retirement?

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We dive into the world of family nutrition with Maureen Lilly, a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist with 10 years of experience helping individuals and families stress less and enjoy more when it comes to all things meal planning, shopping, prepping, and cooking healthy meals from home.

You can learn more from Maureen at the links below → 

Other helpful resources:

Kid Friendly Recipes: 

Mindful Eating/ Intuitive Eating: 

Help with Picky Eating: 

Have kids with food allergies?

A Conversation with Matt Blakeslee about processing death, loss, and grief and how we can learn to do that ourselves and help those around us.