Genuine Guide Forward

Are you taking the right medication for YOUR body?

The same medication can affect two people in completely different ways. So, what if the answer lies in your genetics?

In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Brad Tice, pharmacist and founder of ExactMeds, to explore personalized medicine and why understanding your body's response to medication matters.

🎧 Tune in to discover why there's more to your prescriptions than you might think.

What happens when success starts asking more of you than you expected?

I sat down with Aaron Kunz of Highland Proper Construction to talk about the unexpected turns that come with building something of your own, navigating change, and figuring out when it’s time to take a different path.

One question from our conversation really stuck with me: Will your humility survive your success?

Because growth doesn’t just change what you do. Sometimes, it challenges who you are and how you lead.

And knowing what comes next? That’s not always about having a perfect plan. Sometimes, it starts with being willing to take the next step.

What if the lessons that make you a better athlete could also make you a better leader?

In this episode, I sit down with my friend and coach, Ryan Bouch, to talk about what sports can teach us about leadership, character, and the people we choose to surround ourselves with.

We get into why talent alone isn’t enough, how to handle pressure and setbacks, and what it really takes to bring out the best in others without trying to change who they are. Because whether you’re coaching a team, leading a business, raising a family, or navigating your own path, the lessons go far beyond the field.

And one simple idea might change how you think about mistakes, growth, and moving forward.

🎧 Tune in for a conversation about becoming a better teammate, a stronger leader, and someone others can count on.

There are seasons when the future feels uncertain, confidence takes a hit, and the next step isn’t always clear.

I sat down with Larry Pate, lead pastor at Restoration Church, for an honest conversation about faith, fear, and learning to trust God when life doesn’t go according to plan. We talked about navigating setbacks, finding peace through prayer, and understanding the difference between waiting on God and allowing fear to keep us from moving forward.

We also explored a powerful reminder from Psalm 119: God’s Word is a lamp to our feet, not a light illuminating the entire map. Sometimes, we don’t need to know how everything will unfold. We just need to trust God enough to take the next step.

If you’re feeling stuck, facing uncertainty, or trying to figure out what comes next, this is a conversation worth hearing.

It feels like everything is getting more expensive right now, and for many families, the pressure is coming from every direction.

In this solo episode, I take a look at what that pressure can mean when it comes to housing, finances, and the decisions we make for our families.

I share some thoughts on navigating an uncertain market, making decisions without panic, and knowing when it may be time to slow down and take a closer look at what really matters.

If you’ve been feeling the weight of rising costs or wondering what all of this means for your next move, this is a conversation worth hearing.

Property management comes with challenges that aren’t always visible from the outside.

I sat down with Brittany Moon of Parks Property Management to talk about some of the situations landlords and property managers face, from handling property inspections and navigating tenant relationships to understanding pet policies and the laws that come with them.

We also discussed the importance of communication, setting expectations, and finding ways to balance the needs of property owners and tenants.

If you’re a landlord, a property manager, or simply curious about what goes on behind the scenes of property management, this is a conversation worth hearing.

Your roof might be trying to tell you something… even if it’s not leaking yet.

I sat down with Zach Claycomb of Proclaim Roofing & Restoration to talk about the warning signs homeowners often miss, what wind and hail can really do to a roof, and how to know when a roof needs attention.

We also got into one of the biggest questions homeowners face: repair or replace? Plus, what you should know before involving your insurance company.

If you own a home, this is one conversation you’ll want to hear before the next big storm.

You can spend thousands making the outside of your home look incredible… but when the sun goes down, how much of it can you actually see?

In this episode, I sat down with David Karkau of Light It Up Landscape Lighting to talk about something a lot of homeowners overlook: outdoor lighting.

And it’s not about putting a spotlight on everything you own. It’s about knowing what to highlight, where to add light for safety, and how the right lighting can completely change the way a home feels at night.

We also talked about the common mistakes homeowners make with DIY lighting, why less really can be more, and how thoughtful outdoor lighting can add curb appeal, safety, and even another layer of value when it’s time to sell.

Sometimes, you don’t need to change the house. You just need to see it a little differently.

🎙️ Listen to the full conversation and ask yourself: What parts of my home could look and feel completely different after dark?

Your home might feel completely safe today… but what happens when your mobility suddenly changes?

After surgery or an injury, everyday things like rugs, cords, thresholds, stairs, and even furniture can become obstacles you never thought twice about before.

In this episode, I sat down with physical therapist Wes Todd to talk about looking at your home through a different set of eyes, whether you’re recovering from surgery, helping an aging parent, or simply thinking ahead about aging in place.

Sometimes, it’s not about remodeling your entire home. It’s about making a few simple changes that can make everyday life safer and easier.

🎙️ Listen to the full conversation and ask yourself: If I suddenly needed a walker tomorrow, what would I notice about my home?

Trees can add shade, privacy, beauty, and a lot of character to a property. But unhealthy or poorly maintained trees can also create expensive problems.

In this episode, I’m joined by Aaron Allen of Valor Tree Service for a conversation about what homeowners and buyers should know about the trees around their homes.

We talk about some of the warning signs to watch for, including dead limbs, fungus, thick canopies, and leaning trees. Aaron also explains why a tree being green doesn’t necessarily mean it’s healthy, when it’s worth calling a certified arborist, and why topping a tree can actually create bigger problems down the road.

We also talk about how construction can affect mature trees, the best time to prune, and a few simple things homeowners can look for around their own property.

If you have mature trees around your home, or you’re considering buying a property with them, give this episode a listen. Knowing what to look for can help you protect both your trees and your home.