We know it has been a while! Since we last posted Mike & Mike got married and BJ is preparing for tour with musician, Allen Stone. In the episode we talk getting married during a pandemic, starting fellowship, joining a national tour, and see if we remember how to use technology and record the episode properly. Spoiler alert...it worked! 

Michael Wear is the author of Reclaiming Hope, a consultant, and a former White House Staffer who paired his passion for public service with his strong faith to make it from Buffalo NY all the way to Washington DC. Join us as we talk about how his love of R&B helped him realize his own faith, overcoming imposter syndrome in the White House, what it was like to work for President Barack Obama, and his advice on whether the future of faith may provide answers to overcoming our volatile political climate. You can learn more about Michael Wear, and purchase his latest book, Reclaiming Hope by heading to: https://www.michaelwear.com/

This week we are joined by Alex and Brittany Miller the power couple who run White Gloved Vegan and Born and Raised. These two just seem to have the knack for identifying a need within the Buffalo community and rising up to meet that need. We had a blast talking with them and learning about their journey.

In this episode, we discuss Alex's scary realization that caused him to make a lifestyle change and their path as a couple to becoming Vegan, what it's actually like to run multiple businesses and brands, plus they reveal details about some exciting upcoming projects they have in the works! 

After this episode you will definitely want to follow them along on their journey:

Instagram: @whiteglovedvegan & @bornandraisedshop

Websites: whiteglovedvegan.com & bornandraisedshop.com

In this episode, we take a break from interviewing to catch up on the pitfalls of starting the podcast and what we've learned from our first few guests.

We share some artistic ideas for new Anchor ads and also take a deep dive into our own personal experiences of not feeling Good Enough during lives and what doing this podcast has taught us.

Next week we will be back to interviewing some truly amazing guests so stay tuned!

Episode 3: For security purposes, our next guest will have to remain anonymous. What we are at liberty to say is that he is one of the most driven individuals we have ever met and we think you will find his story of perseverance truly inspirational. In this episode, we discuss his long road to getting into the Naval Academy and what it actually takes to be accepted into Annapolis. He also discusses what it's like to play college hockey, the drive necessary to become a pilot, the incredible cereal options afforded by the United States Military, and after all he has accomplished how he still continues to push himself to be Good Enough.

Episode 2: We talk to Brian "Goldy" Goldsmith (Instagram: @go4thegoldy) about what it took for him to become Good Enough and a triathlete on Team USA, remain in peak competition shape, learning magic, and solving the Rubik's cube while running a marathon in his spare time. Also, we learn about his commitment to becoming the number one Mario Maker player in the World!

Let's find out what it takes to be, Good Enough with Brian Goldsmith.

If you want to follow along with Goldy's progress head on over to go4thegoldy.com where you can watch him train live on Twitch, track his pursuit of becoming number one in the World, and subscribe to his YouTube channel: Brian Goldsmith to listen to his podcast and more!

Episode 1: In our debut episode, meet hosts Michael Farrell, Brian Charles Johnson, and Michael Pismarov and learn about the origin of Good Enough! We also learn some interesting details about Brian's first ever broadway audition, how he almost didn't make it onto the cast of Spring Awakening, and why a group of teenagers performing Disney songs at a mall in Albany New York is more dangerous than it sounds. Join us as we hope to find out what it takes to become, Good Enough!