In this episode of From Where We Sit, we explore the attention economy, how our attention has become one of the most valuable commodities in modern life, and how the constant demand for it can quietly shape our emotions, decisions, and stress levels.From long checkout lines to road rage and everyday frustrations, we look at the choices we make in those moments. Do we let our ego take the wheel, or do we choose the path of least resistance? Surprisingly often, stepping back instead of reacting leads to less stress, greater clarity, and a better outcome, even if it isn't always the easiest choice.This isn't about avoiding conflict or pretending everything is fine. It's about recognizing when we're giving away our attention and learning how to reclaim it. Sometimes the hardest decision is also the one that brings the most peace.

Ever completely misread someone the second they walked in the room? Guilty. 🤦‍♂️ From where we sit, we’re diving into the human habit of pre-judging people, how our initial assumptions are almost always 100% wrong, and the hilarious (and awkward) ways life taught us our lessons.Whether it's sizing up customers from behind a bar or completely misreading an audience from a stage, we’ve learned that swapping out judgment for a little curiosity changes everything. Grab a coffee, hang out with us by the ocean, and let’s talk about giving people a fair shake. ☕🌊

In this episode of From Where We Sit, we keep it real about relationships and ask: Are we expecting too much from the people we love?

Drawing from our own experiences, including navigating life after divorce, we move past the fairy-tale version of love and talk about what it actually takes to build a relationship that lasts.

We dive into the baggage we all carry, why your first real conflict matters more than you think, and how true intimacy is often found in the quiet moments... like simply being content doing nothing together on the couch.

It's an honest, funny, and vulnerable conversation about breaking down emotional walls, matching each other's energy, choosing growth over perfection, and finding someone who's worth riding out life's waves with.

This week we're talking about missed opportunities, the decisions that changed our lives, and the moments we still think about years later.From turning down a hockey coaching job at 17 to passing on epic drum lessons that could have changed everything, we explore the "sliding door" moments that make us wonder how different life could have been.We also get honest about the emotional walls we build, the relationships we've damaged through ego, and why dwelling on the past rarely gets us where we want to go.Because eventually the question stops being "What if?" and becomes "What now?"Grab a drink and hang out with us.

Back at it from where we sit, and this week we’re diving into the one thing we all share but rarely want to face: death.

In this episode, we explore grief, loss and mortality through personal stories of watching our fathers face their final moments, navigating the chaos of an ICU and confronting our own mortality as we get older.

It’s a conversation about the perspective that comes when life slows down, the small arguments disappear and you realize death isn’t just about the person who is gone.

It’s about how we honor them, carry their energy forward and allow their impact to shape who we become. Because death is for the living.

It’s a reminder to stop taking time for granted, appreciate the people beside us and start living while we’re still here.

Much love to you all.

What starts as a conversation about coffee and caffeine evolves into an honest discussion about addiction—the habits we struggle to break and the moments that force us to take a hard look at ourselves. Along the way, we share personal stories about smoking, substance abuse, family interventions, health scares, and the loved ones who often carry the weight when someone is struggling.

Are you hitting tipping fatigue? From food truck touchscreens to sky-high restaurant tabs, the system is passing the bill to the guest. As former service industry veterans, we're breaking down today’s tipping culture and the death of voluntary gratuity. Pull up a chair and let’s talk real economics from where we sit.

Ever feel like your brain is running a million miles an hour, or look back at the things you loved as a kid and wonder where that effortless joy went? In this episode of From Where We Sit, we start with some laughs about aging and "misfiring neurons," but quickly slide into a much deeper conversation about reclaiming the passions of our youth. We look at how life shifts when the things we love become "jobs," and look to the incredible journey of 2x world champion surfer John John Florence as an example of choosing flow state, lifestyle, and family over pure competition. From shooting hockey pucks against an apartment dumpster to chasing the perfect wave, we tackle the ultimate question: Is chasing the vibe the real definition of success?

In our debut episode of From Where We Sit, we're reminiscing on the dumb things we did as kids—starting with stealing candy—and the lessons that shaped our vibes. But as we move into the professional world of content creation, we tackle the huge grey area of influence vs. stealing. Whether you're writing, producing media, or making art, where is the line? Join us for a casual riff on nostalgia and the ethics of creative intellectual property

So who are we and what's our vibe? LET'S GOOOOOOOOO!