Aaron Hays joins the podcast to discuss Remote Work, Authenticity (in Relationships and Social Media), AI, Florida, and of all things - Corn on the Cob.

We had a ton of fun taping this one and hope everyone tuning in enjoys it as well!

Join us for a discussion with Move Coffee Company founders (Braden and Cole) about how they got their start in coffee roasting and how they've grown their company to what it is today.

Physical Therapists by day, Coffee Roasters by night...you won't want to miss this one!

If interested in ordering coffee from Move, check out their website at: https://movecoffeecompany.com/

Pamir Ehsas - founder of Arcline AI - joins the podcast to discuss life's winding journey, friendships over time, and his newest venture focused on streamlining writing & documentation processes for lawyers.

Pamir and Colby (AKA S'Colbs) met during a Fulbright Program at Kansas State University in 2014 and have remained good friends since that time.

If interested in learning more about Arcline and what they offer, listeners can check them out at (https://www.arcline-ai.com/) or contact Pamir directly at [email protected].

We hope you enjoy this episode as much as we did creating it!

Jason Osborne, National Director of Business Development for Rosemann & Associates, joins the pod to discuss the AEC Industry, Housing, Kansas City, and of course - DadLife.

For those that have never met Jason, listen to 10 seconds of this interview and you'll be able to tell he is one of the most genuine people in the world.

We were so stoked to have him join us and can't wait for you all to listen in. Enjoy!

We start off Season 2 rekindling old relationships as Kylar invites long time friend Ian McCormick from Nashville, Tennessee to the show.

Ian moved away from Kylar's hometown during his Senior Year of high school and only recently reconnected with him in early 2025 after not seeing him in person for over 10 years.

We discuss both the paths traveled and not taken, relationships ebbs and flows in general, and even the world of Bitcoin.

Glad to have you back for Season 2!

In this episode, Michael Pyle, founder of Challenge Everything Financial, joins the pod to talk about his realisitc approach to financial advising and how he’s helping clients rethink their money mindset.

We also dive into his life beyond business, discussing parenting, the Kansas City community, and the art of balancing family, career, and personal passions.

Whether you're looking for financial tips or inspiration for managing this thing called life, this conversation has a little bit of it all.

Here is also the link to Michael's Challenge Everything Money Course discussed during the show: https://www.skool.com/moneycoaching/about

Zach Walker, founder of Dad Moves, joins the podcast to discuss the role movement plays in our lives, why he believes it's important to stay active as a parent, and what this all can mean for our children long-term.

No promises this episode delivers any earth shattering revelations or hidden secrets about parenthood, but as three Dads at different stages in our parenting journeys we can tell you that all you really need to do is keep showing up for your kids (and often that starts by ensuring you take care of yourself).

We hope you enjoy!

P.S. Subscribe to Zach's Dad Moves Newsletter at: https://dadmovesdaily.substack.com/?utm_campaign=subscribe-page-share-screen&utm_medium=web

Ari Mason joins the podcast to discuss culture, marketing, philosophy, and everything in between.

Ari is a Fractional CMO with tons of experience in the marketing field, but is also one of the most down to earth people you'll ever meet.

Join us for this discussion as we contemplate not only healthier ways to consider restructuring our lives, but the profound effects that can occur for all those around us when we decide to challenge age-old narratives and practices.

PS - View Ari's LinkedIn post discussed throughout the episode here: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/arimason_im-just-gonna-say-it-its-hard-being-a-activity-7117196666780217344-wUgy/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop

Camrin Nettey SLP-CCC, joins the podcast to talk about all things Kansas State University, the roads less traveled in order to rediscover yourself, and her career in Speech Pathology working with adults throughout the KC Metro.

Join us as we discuss public health, career changes, and life's existential questions with Jefferson County Colorado's Executive Director for Public Health, Sarah Story.