In this special episode of the Easier Said Podcast, Brock sits down with his father, William Roggie, for an honest and thoughtful conversation about life, perspective, and the lessons that only time can teach. William reflects on his upbringing, the power of imagination in childhood, and how gratitude reshapes the way we view both hardship and blessing. As the conversation unfolds, he shares how priorities naturally shift over the course of life, why understanding the struggles of others matters, and how integrity isn’t something you claim, it’s something you learn and live out daily.

The discussion moves into marriage, commitment, and the realities of modern culture, where long-term dedication is often undervalued. William offers practical wisdom on understanding your spouse, managing expectations, and building a personal philosophy rooted in responsibility rather than convenience. As a father, he opens up about the weight and privilege of parenting, why timing matters when starting a family, and how each stage of raising children brings its own challenges and joys.

At its core, this episode is about legacy, what gets passed down, what gets learned the hard way, and how communication and presence shape relationships between parents and children. It’s a rare and meaningful father–son conversation that invites listeners to slow down, reflect, and consider how they’re living, loving, and leading in their own families. Enjoy!