Episode 22 was recorded at the tail end of our Oregon camping tradition. It features some brotherhood banter and a heartfelt challenge: relive some of your best childhood memories with your kids.

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In this episode, Tal sits down with Adam Anderson to explore how he brings his expertise in organizational design into his family life. As a father of five, Adam shares profound insights on how all dads — and parents in general — can intentionally shape their daily family experiences. By focusing on thoughtful design, he shows how we can create better outcomes at home and foster stronger, more purposeful connections.

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Episode 20: Eli and Tal sit down with Noah to explore how he puts life — especially family relationships and friendships — before work.

Noah shares his guiding priorities and opens up about his family life, including his experience as a father of six. He also talks about his startup, Alegra Learning, and how it aligns with his values. Through his stories, Noah reveals how he's intentionally creating meaningful connections both at home and in his work.

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In this episode, Noah, Eli, Jonah, and Tal kick back and share one of their favorite pastimes: laughing together over Deep Thoughts by Jack Handey. Join them as they recount some of their favorites in this lighthearted (and short) episode dedicated entirely to these hilarious gems. Enjoy! 

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In this episode, Noah, Eli, and Tal talk with Jonah about his unique approach to parenting.

Jonah shares how he teaches his kids to work hard, learn by doing, and take responsibility for themselves. He talks about their adventurous family lifestyle—kite surfing, running cars on "used cooking oil", and hunting for their own food.

We get a real look at how Jonah and his wife Aja focus on independence, sustainability, and staying curious as a family.

If you’re interested in practical ways to raise kids who are capable, resourceful, and ready to explore the world, you’ll want to listen to this one.

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In this episode, Tal is joined by his brothers—Noah, Eli, and Jonah—for a lively conversation about their recent trip to Iceland.
They share how the adventure came together, reflect on memorable moments, and dive into what made the experience meaningful. Along the way, expect plenty of laughs and sibling banter.

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Eli and Tal have a fascinating conversation with Glen Nelson about how dads—and parents in general—can foster a love for creating and appreciating art at home. Glen Nelson is an American poet, librettist, publisher, writer, and ghostwriter of several New York Times bestselling nonfiction books. We’re confident that every listener will come away from this inspiring discussion with Glen Nelson equipped with concrete ideas for encouraging art in your home.

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Join Eli and Tal in this spirited and insightful episode as they explore:

1. The Psychology of the 2025 NBA Finals

They break down what’s really going on in the minds of players on the biggest stage in basketball. Is it just talent—or is mental game everything at this level?

2. Why “Oregondo” Is Everyone’s Favorite

The annual camping trip that’s become a rite of passage. What makes it so unforgettable? Ritual, laughter, shared discomfort, and the magic of doing nothing together on purpose.

3. Getting Through to Your Teen

Let’s face it—your teenager probably isn’t going to listen to you. But someone else might be able to get through. Eli and Tal talk about how to set the stage so that trusted third voices can speak into your teen’s life when you can’t.

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In this episode, Tal interviews Megan Hillyer about the power of knowing our ancestors. They explore how understanding the stories of those who came before us can foster resilience, identity, and strength. Megan shares practical tips for uncovering and connecting with your family history — revealing how looking backward can empower us to move forward with greater purpose and confidence.

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In this episode, Eli and Tal talk about the central theme of Tal’s book Dad Mode: recognizing patterns in parenting and blazing new trails where necessary. They reflect on a four-wheeling trip to Southern Utah, taken to celebrate the book’s launch and to explore this idea in depth. They also share thoughts on teaching kids the value of work—and finish with a bold prediction from Eli about the 2025 NBA Playoffs.

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