On today's episode Chase and I get into why people love dressing up for Halloween so much and if it's weird or not. And then we mainly just go back and forth about BYU football. If that'd not for you, sorry! I'll mix it up later in the week, promise. Either way, enjoy!

Happy Halloween everyone! On today's episode I bring back recurring guest Shane Larson to share one of the creepiest stories I've ever heard involving a father and son in the desert in the middle of nowhere happening upon a super creepy dude, in a super creepy situation. Before we get to that story I go through five horror villains that I'd fight, and how I'd do against each of them. And then Shane finishes it off sharing one of the funniest bathroom stories I've ever heard in my life. Enjoy!

In this special episode where Chase and I sit down in a hot tub, we talk about how Squid Game was not just overrated, but actually kinda crappy. That comes after a very brief BYU assessment for the football team. But then Chase shares a really creepy mission story about a neighbor of his on the mission that did some pretty disturbing stuff. Happy Halloween!

On today's episode I share a story about my experience in high school with a few friends when we tagged a rival school's football field. I think the statute of limitations exonerates me here, but who knows for sure. I start this episode off first with some thoughts on forgiveness and if it's immediate or not. I think it is, and I give my thoughts as to why. I share a lot of thoughts from a past talk I gave on this idea. Hope you all enjoy!

In this episode Chase and I go through a recap of the Boise St. loss by BYU. It was a really frustrating game, so we air our grievances in this episode and talk a little QB battle between BYUs quarterbacks. Where do you all fall? Anyway, I hope it is enjoyed!

On today's episode I sit down with a good friend, Ari Worthen, and we go over a little bit of conference recap before we really dive into the subject of coming back to the church and recognizing in ourselves when we might want to go astray and how to maybe combat that as well as helping others return. There's a lot to be discussed here, and Ari and I barely scratched the surface, so there will be plenty more where this came from. Enjoy!

In this episode I'm joined by an old friend, Siale (Charlie) Langi, who has had quite the life experience already by his mid-30's having gotten sandwiched on the freeway between his own car on the shoulder and another car passing him going 75 MPH. Siale's life was saved by the doctors who had operated on him right away, and the subsequent surgeries did not guarantee that he would be able to walk again unassisted. But not only did Siale overcome the dire outlook in his life, he decided to push forward and set a current goal of being a part of the Paralympics. His goals are to either participate or continue coaching as he's been a force for a lot of other paralympians. Incredible and inspiring story. Enjoy!

On today's episode I talk about the idea of freedom vs. security in regards to the famous Benjamin Franklin quote. From there I talk with an old friend from BYU, Elsie Giblette, who's been a nurse for over 10 years working in the ICU among other units in the hospital. Elsie provides a great insight into the inner workings of the hospitals and how COVID has affected all of that today. Enjoy!

On today's pod we begin with the somber news of Utah Football player Aaron Lowe tragedy killed in a shooting in Sugar House, Utah. From there I bring up a topic of birthdays being overrated. Would love to hear feedback on that one. And of course we then close out with some BYU football happenings. Enjoy!

On today's episode I start it off by giving a quick rant by a Ute themed podcast that really rubbed me the wrong way. And then I introduce part 2 of the harnessed testosterone theory that my mom has been sharing. Pretty straightforward. Enjoy!