In this episode of Birdman on the Mountain, Birdman sits down once again with Paul Barry of Stone Wealth Strategies to continue their discussion of Experiencing the American Dream by Mark Matson.

The conversation centers on the book's introduction, "The Way Ahead," which sets the stage for understanding how fear has become a dominant force in modern American life. Birdman and Paul discuss how the lasting effects of COVID, economic disruption, global conflict, and setbacks in education have contributed to widespread uncertainty and anxiety—particularly when it comes to money and the future.

Paul explains how the American Dream Experience, used at Stone Wealth Strategies, helps individuals move away from fear-based thinking and toward a purpose-driven life. Rather than viewing money as the ultimate goal, the discussion reframes wealth as a tool that supports a larger vision—one rooted in purpose, values, and personal meaning. The American Dream, as described in the book and in practice, is not material, but a way of being.

The episode also explores Stone Wealth Strategies' long-term, coaching-based approach to financial advising. Paul describes how working with clients is a lifetime commitment focused on education, discipline, and continual improvement—much like athletic coaching. This philosophy is supported by a science-based investment strategy known as the Matson Method, which applies Nobel Prize–winning economic research, including Modern Portfolio Theory and the Fama-French factor models.

Unlike traditional investing strategies that rely heavily on prediction and speculation, this method is grounded in empirically tested data with decades of real-world results. Birdman and Paul discuss how this evidence-based approach helps investors stay focused on their long-term goals rather than reacting emotionally to fear-driven market narratives.

The episode wraps up with a preview of the upcoming discussion on Chapter One of Experiencing the American Dreamand an invitation to Stone Wealth Strategies' upcoming client appreciation event, "The Love of Money," taking place on February 12.

A thoughtful and foundational conversation that challenges listeners to rethink money, purpose, and what it truly means to experience the American Dream.

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In this Your Vote 2025 episode of Birdman on the Mountain, Birdman sits down in Show Low, Arizona, for an unexpected and powerful conversation with Teri Houihan, an Arizona native collecting signatures to run for governor.

What begins as a casual coffeehouse interview quickly becomes a deep examination of Arizona's Medicaid system, state agency oversight, and the real-world consequences of bureaucratic failure. Houihan shares her personal journey—from addiction recovery and faith, to earning advanced degrees and building a large, integrated mental health services organization.

She then details how a software error led to fraud allegations, a prolonged Medicaid suspension, and the collapse of her company—despite later being cleared of fraud, waste, and abuse. Houihan explains how delays, lack of transparency, and agency inaction devastated employees, disrupted care for vulnerable patients, and exposed systemic problems affecting providers across Arizona.

Birdman grounds the conversation by placing Houihan's experience into a broader context, emphasizing that this is not an isolated story but part of a statewide pattern—where systems appear functional on paper while failing in practice.

The episode explores why Houihan believes real reform must come from the executive level, arguing that oversight responsibility ultimately rests with the governor's office, currently led by Katie Hobbs, and why legislative hearings alone have not produced meaningful change.

This candid, unscripted conversation tackles accountability, free speech, whistleblowing, and the personal cost of challenging entrenched systems. Whether listeners agree or disagree, Your Vote 2025 delivers an unfiltered look at why one Arizonan decided the only path forward was to run for governor.

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In this episode of Birdman on the Mountain, Birdman heads back to White Mountain Entertainment Theaters to hang out with Lanny for a wide-ranging conversation that blends movies, Disney, weather debates, and the magic of seeing films on the big screen.

The two kick things off by talking about changes at Disneyland—including the removal of the classic ticket booths—and why change has always been part of Walt Disney's vision. From there, the conversation drifts into shifting seasons, snowfall memories in the White Mountains, and whether global warming, weather cycles, or just plain bad timing are to blame for the lack of snow.

Then it's lights, camera, action as Lanny breaks down what's currently playing, what's holding strong after the holidays, and what's coming next. From family favorites like Zootopia 2 to blockbusters like Avatar, cult hits, indie films, and new releases such as Greenland 2 and Primate, this episode is packed with insider theater talk. Lanny also shares the behind-the-scenes challenge of bringing requested films like Iron Lung to a small-market theater—and the surprising wins when it works.

The episode wraps with exciting news for movie lovers: a monthly cult classic series kicking off with A Clockwork Orange for just five bucks, future plans involving Pulp Fiction and Mel Brooks favorites, and a reminder of why theaters remain the best place to experience movies the way they were meant to be seen.

A relaxed, funny, and film-loving conversation that feels like chatting in the theater lobby before the previews roll.

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Birdman and Paul Berry kick off the episode at Stone Wealth Strategies on a cold mountain morning, reflecting on the seasonal shift, the coming winter, and the simple rhythm of cutting wood, lighting fires, and slowing down enough to read and reflect. That reflective mood sets the tone as they continue their ongoing conversation around Mark Matson's book, Experiencing the American Dream.

After previously discussing the foreword—written by Rob Lowe—the conversation moves into the preface, where Matson lays the foundation of his story through his family's past. Paul walks through two pivotal figures in Mark's early life: his grandfather George and father Joe, both raised in the "hollers" of West Virginia—narrow ravines between ridges where families lived not for views, but for survival.

The episode paints a vivid picture of life in the hollers: dirt-floor homes, slatted walls with no insulation, harsh winters, and limited opportunity. Coal mining dominated the economy, with later employment from companies like Union Carbide offering some stability, but life remained hard and unforgiving. These weren't stories of comfort—they were stories of endurance.

Paul explains how Mark's father eventually made the difficult decision to leave West Virginia and move to Cincinnati in search of a better life, a pivotal moment that reshaped the family's future. One of the book's most powerful moments—and a focal point of this episode—is the journey Mark takes as a child with his father back to visit his grandfather, confronting firsthand the environment his family came from.

Birdman and Paul reflect on how understanding where you come from shapes how you view opportunity, success, and responsibility. The conversation underscores a central theme of the book: the American Dream isn't handed down—it's built, often starting in places defined by hardship, sacrifice, and difficult choices.

This episode serves as a grounding moment in the series, reminding listeners that before discussions of money, investing, and strategy, there is story—family, roots, and the determination to create something better for the next generation.

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In this episode of Birdman on the Mountain, Rob reconnects with Paul Barry of Stone Wealth Strategies to continue their deep dive into the financial philosophy of Mark Matson. Building on the previous episode, where Rob and Paul explored Matson's first book Main Street Money and the foundational ideas of purpose, scientific investing, and the origins of the Matson Method, this conversation shifts into Matson's more recent work: Experiencing the American Dream.

Rob and Paul open the book together and begin unpacking its structure, starting with the foreword written by actor Rob Lowe. Paul shares the story of how Matson first met Lowe at a small gathering hosted by Gwyneth Paltrow in Montecito, how that connection eventually led Lowe to attend an American Dream Experience event, and how surprisingly "normal" and down-to-earth the Lowes were during the workshop.

The episode highlights themes from the foreword—particularly the way people grow up with an unspoken "no-talk rule" around money. Rob Lowe's childhood paper route, his struggle to collect payments, and his father's attempt to help through small-claims court shaped a lifelong scarcity mindset toward money, even after achieving wealth and success in Hollywood. Rob and Paul explore how common this is, why money conversations are often harder than political ones, and how Matson's work aims to replace fear and confusion with clarity and understanding.

This episode serves as the official starting point for a new multi-episode series walking through Experiencing the American Dream chapter by chapter. Listeners will get context, stories, and deeper insight into the principles behind the American Dream Experience while Rob and Paul break down the book from beginning to end.

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In this episode of Birdman on the Mountain, Rob sits down with Paul Barry of Stone Wealth Strategies to begin a new series centered around Mark Matson's financial philosophy. Before diving into Matson's more recent book, Experiencing the American Dream, Paul takes listeners back to the beginning: Matson's original publication, Main Street Money.

Paul shares the story of Matson's early writing efforts—how Main Street Money took years to assemble, and how writing wasn't something Matson naturally enjoyed. For his second book, he even rented an Airstream trailer and parked it near McDowell to isolate himself long enough to complete the manuscript. That dedication resulted in the polished, modern framework that Matson Money advisors now use as a foundational teaching tool.

The episode highlights one of the key themes in Main Street Money: having a clearly defined purpose. Paul explains how purpose gives meaning to earning and investing, and why wealth without a purpose often leads to confusion or fear. He shares his own purpose—creating for himself and others the freedom to live without fear—and tells a powerful and personal story of how he fulfilled that purpose for his late wife during her battle with ALS.

Rob and Paul also explore the scientific backbone of the Matson investing approach, grounded in Nobel Prize–winning economic research. They discuss Harry Markowitz's modern portfolio theory, global diversification across tens of thousands of holdings, and why concentrating only in the S&P 500—or the "Magnificent Seven"—is not true diversification.

Main Street Money provides the origins of the philosophy and science that Mark Matson later refined in Experiencing the American Dream. In upcoming episodes, Rob and Paul will dive deeper into that second book, breaking it down chapter by chapter to help listeners understand the full Matson method for building a purposeful, evidence-based financial life.

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Wednesday Nov 26th & Dec 3rd Story & Baby Time at Pinetop-Lakeside Library 10am

Thursday Nov 20th Book Club Meeting at Show Low Library 12pm

Friday Nov 21st Family Math Day – Measurements at Pinetop-Lakeside Library 9am

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Saturday Nov 22nd Pre-cut Stained-Glass Christmas Tree Class at Arts Alliance 11am

Saturday Nov 22nd Once Upon a Mattress at NPC Snowflake 2pm

Saturday Nov 22nd Adult Clay Class "Christmas House Votive" at Kittle's Fine Art & Supply 10am

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Saturday Nov 29th Take a Picture with Santa! At Hummingbird House 12pm

Tuesday Dec 2nd Glowforge Class at Show Low Library 10am

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