It was a slow month due to the holidays, so this episode is more of a reflection on the year of 2020 as a whole and using what we learned to move forward into 2021. A huge thank you to everyone who made this founding year a great one and lots of exciting things planned for 2021! Happy New Year and welcome to the other side!

In a turn of events, Michael and I discuss stand-up comedy, the unique art behind telling jokes during current events, and also a quick evaluation on great television shows worth watching. (PART 2/2)

After years of late-night cigar discourse, we finally recorded a podcast. Michael is a recent Lipscomb University graduate who spent time working with Alabama football and is now a CrossFit coach in Nashville, Tennessee. In this episode we talk about his upbringing in an SEC officiating family, his visit to Auschwitz, and why he as a Christian sees the value in good vs. evil. (PART 1/2)

A reflection on the month of November, what I learned from podcast guests Luke Reilly, Ann-Marie Wyatt, and Dakota Wyatt, and the new sense of urgency we have as a nation to reclaim data as our best friend. Cigar: Macanudo Cafe Hyde Park 

He is an aspiring architect, a man of many side hustles, a recent convert of all things Second Amendment, and my cigar-smoking buddy of the last six years! What a treat it was to have Dakota on for an hour of his Friday night!

She's a wife, a mother of three, and the founder of Taylor Square Photography in Oxford, Mississippi. Ann-Marie is also an Ole Miss alumna, a farmer's daughter, and the small-business owner you want as your boss!

It has been a week since Election Day, but we still don't have an official president to inaugurate on January 20, 2021. Since it is unsure who will inhabit the White House next, we asked American voters why they picked the candidate they did. Thank you to everyone who helped compose this episode! Hopefully this will help each of us see the other side!

He was raised as a Catholic in Long Island, New York, but now the Mississippi State alumnus works in Memphis as the PGA Professional at Windyke Country Club. Over this episode, Luke talks about how he met his wife, how he became a Christian, and why he loves golf in the first place.

A reflection on the month of October, what I learned from podcast guests Kristen Lusby, Joshua Vinson, Becka Matthews, and Pierce Jackson, and some advice from my younger self on what presidential elections mean for us as Americans. Cigar: Felipe II Fat Boy Extra

He raps, he films, he acts, he plays multiple instruments, and he still hasn't become the occupational therapist he wants to be! Pierce Jackson is a college lacrosse player, college football trainer, marching band trombonist, and future entertainer with ties to Austin, Houston, Memphis, and Nashville.