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In this episode, Tal shares his highlights from the 2026 Eyre Family Reunion at Bear Lake, Idaho. This year, Tal experienced the reunion from a new perspective and reflects on meaningful moments with family throughout the week. Tal also looks ahead to upcoming episodes covering the Oregon camping trip and his visit to see his brother Jonah and his family on Blakely Island in the San Juan Islands of Washington.
Here is the link to a blog post from Tal's sister Shawni about the Eyre Reunion 2026: https://71toes.com/family-reunion-planning-you-are-a-star/
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In this episode, Tal and Eli go back and forth sharing their favorite memes, viral videos, and summer movies. To wrap things up, they dive into a conversation about Jalen Brunson and the New York Knicks, with Eli offering the perspective of someone who lives in New York and has experienced the excitement surrounding the team firsthand.
Show Notes:
"That Thing Will Get You Killed" – The Bumper Jack Video
https://youtu.be/FvbZKztjwsE?si=bbIcR5RxkdSaWHRY
"Real Nice, Clark" – National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=real+nice+clark+christmas+vacation
Kip's Fist Bump / Peace out – Napoleon Dynamite
https://youtu.be/pttdENG0X78?si=gfc5rGs1eecYTRaf
"Apparently…" – Noah Ritter's First TV Interview
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=apparently+i%27ve+never+been+on+live+television+before+noah+ritter
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In this episode, Tal and Eli discuss the guided experiences they recently enjoyed in New York City, including a guided fitness class and a sauna and cold plunge experience. They explore how these shared experiences create meaningful human connection, encourage personal growth, and offer a refreshing break from our increasingly screen-filled lives.
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In this episode, Tal sits down with his brother, Eli, to talk about their trip from New York City to Salt Lake City with four children in tow. They discuss the highs and lows of traveling with kids, admit that grumpy dads are a real thing, and share how they worked through those moments. They also talk about how making the most of their credit card travel benefits helped make the journey more enjoyable.
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In this short episode, Tal reflects on one of Rainer Maria Rilke's most enduring passages from Letters to a Young Poet. Rather than rushing to resolve every uncertainty, Rilke invites us to be patient, to love the questions we carry, and to trust that some answers can only be discovered through the experience of living. Tal explores how embracing life's unanswered questions—with curiosity, courage, and openness—can lead to greater peace, perspective, and hope as we gradually grow into the answers we seek.
The episode centers on this timeless passage from Letters to a Young Poet:
"Be patient toward all that is unsolved in your heart and try to love the questions themselves like locked rooms and like books that are written in a very foreign tongue. Do not now seek the answers, which cannot be given you because you would not be able to live them. And the point is, to live everything. Live the questions now. Perhaps you will then gradually, without noticing it, live along some distant day into the answer."https://www.instagram.com/taleyre/
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In this episode, Tal reads a poem by Antonio Machado on failure and follows it with Rainer Maria Rilke’s poem Let This Darkness Be a Bell Tower. Together, these two poems invite us to think differently about failure, darkness, and the difficult seasons of life.
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In this episode, Tal shares how he is creating a "summer deal" with his 14-year-old daughter to help her learn, grow, and develop over the summer. It’s a tradition that Tal’s dad practiced with him and his siblings while they were growing up, and now Tal is carrying that tradition forward with his own daughter. If you're looking for a practical way to help your children become more engaged in their own growth, more proactive, and more self-driven this summer, this episode is for you.
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This episode begins with Tal sharing a quote from Carl Jung on how we should not approach the second half of life. He then pairs Jung’s insight with the poetry of Rainer Maria Rilke, who offers a different path: letting go of the now-clumsy ways of the first half of life and moving toward what we love and the place where we truly belong.
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This episode features a fun exchange between Tal and his brothers, Eli and Noah, on the steep decline of clown culture. Tal then shares one of his favorite passages from William Wordsworth, written when the poet was just 18 years old as he returned home at dawn from a social gathering in England's Lake District. Inspired by Wordsworth's reflections, Tal explores the role of landscape, elevation, beauty, and calling in shaping a meaningful life.
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This encore episode from Season One features the live Dad Mode launch in Provo, Utah. Eli Eyre interviews his brother Tal Eyre about Dad Mode: 25 Ways to Connect with Your Children.
With Father’s Day just around the corner, Dad Mode is available at a special 40% discount.
Get your copy here: Dad Mode
Use code: 4DAD
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From the publisher's feed
We all have a life story, and these stories are created daily, monthly, yearly, and over a lifetime. This podcast explores how we can intentionally shape, construct, and ultimately create good life…
Each episode begins with Tal and his brothers, Noah and Eli, sharing stories from their upbringing. After their (sometimes lively) banter, Tal conducts in-depth interviews. Season 1 focuses on a diverse group of dads and the unique ways they connect with their children. The conversations in season 1 are inspired by Tal’s book, Dad Mode: 25 Ways to Connect with Your Children.