Join me for a fascinating conversation with Tom Equels, a Vietnam Veteran, Purple Heart recipient, and CEO of an immunology research and development company that focuses on therapies to treat cancer and other disease. Tom is a true Renaissance man! We talk about his book ‘The Horseman’s Tale’, which explores the healing power of equine companionship, while the story follows a combat-wounded Vietnam veteran as he navigates the complexities of PTSD and finds solace through writing and his love of training horses. Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation that spans war, science, and the human spirit.

Join me as I speak with former Oklahoma State Representative and author, Charles Key. We speak about how truth and transparency are crucial factors in political agendas and how being accountable and genuine in politics is what makes for good leadership. Charles is also the author of Stolen Government: Why Your Representative Cannot Represent You and How to Reclaim Your Voice, which offers insight into corruption in politics and how you should speak your voice demand change. This is a thought- provoking conversation that will leave you with a lot to think about and hopefully act upon. Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe!

www.charleskey.com

On today’s episode we talk about Ricky’s bad day of unfortunate events, how the podcast set is going under construction soon, and our kids’ shenanigans! Join us for a few laughs on this short episode!

Join me for a heartfelt conversation with Jeaneen Tang, a speech-language pathologist, mother, and author, as we explore the intersection of special needs and communication. Jeaneen shares her personal journey of raising a son with special needs and how it inspired her to advocate for inclusive communication practices. We discuss:

• Strategies for supporting individuals with special needs in communication

• The power of storytelling and self-advocacy

• Navigating the complexities of special needs parenting

• The impact of inclusive communication on relationships and community

• Her book Play Dumb & Sabotage, which helps parents create playful ways for children to build and practice language

Join me for this episode where I speak with Adam Peters, founder of The Strategic Veteran, where they provide support to veterans who are transitioning back into civilian life. Adam gives some good advice for podcasters and content creators, while sharing the importance of sharing stories and building connections. We discuss the challenges of podcasting and the importance of being authentic and how rewarding it can be. We have such a great conversation about everyday things, that I look forward to another great conversation with Adam where we can dive deep into his mission in supporting our veterans.

www.thestrategicveteran.com

On this special episode I talk with my oldest son Caleb. We have a conversation about adulting, paying bills, unpleasant experiences, and of course missing Ashley’s cooking. We also talk about growing up and the “why” behind the way we do things and the way we treat each kid. Join us for this candid conversation and as always, don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe!

Join me for this episode where Ashley and I have a not so serious conversation to talk about my self-diagnosing, the start of family dinners with the older kids, and the importance of teaching our kids important things! You don’t want to miss this episode!

Join me for a thought-provoking conversation with Michael Anderson, author, and researcher on political tribalism in America. We delve into the complexities of tribalism, exploring how it shapes our political landscape, influence our beliefs, and affects our relationships. Michael shares his insights on the roots of tribalism, the role of media and social media, and the consequences for our democracy. But that is not all- we also venture into the fascinating realm of genetics and DNA, discussing the latest research on how our genetic makeup may influence our political leanings. How much of our political spectrum is determined by our genes? Can we overcome our innate tendencies to become more open- minded and empathetic? We tackle these questions and more in this enlightening conversation. Michael’s links are below

https://www.mikeandersonsbooks.com/

Join me for a fascinating conversation with Igor Nomokonov, a Russian immigrant who has called the United States home for over 20 years. In this episode, we delve into Igor’s captivating story, exploring his life in Russia, the cultural shock of adapting to America, and his experience in the Russian military. But that’s not all- we also venture into the unknown, discussing Igor’s intriguing

It’s been a couple months since my wife Ashley, and I sat down for a conversation. Join us as we sit down for a candid conversation about the end of summer and school starting. How our routines and days have significantly changed, what we did and didn’t do over the summer, and the complexities of politics.