In this episode, we dive deep into two emotional anthems from Andrew McMahon’s musical journey — “Swim” by Jack’s Mannequin and “Watch the Sky” by Something Corporate. We explore the powerful themes of resilience, hope, and pushing forward through life’s darkest moments, and how Andrew’s lyrics continue to inspire fans years later. Join us as we break down the history, meaning, and lasting impact of these songs that remind us all to keep moving, keep breathing, and keep believing.

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We try to finish the lyrics for some popular songs from the 90's and 2000's

We sit down with our daughter Sophia and discuss some of her favorite music.

Sophia tries to stump us with songs from 1998. Let us know how you do!

We play Would You Rather" again with Sophia, our daughter.

Another episode of some interesting Threads online.

This week we have a special guest. Our daughter Sophia joins us and tries to stump us. We try to guess the name of the song with her changing the title. This was a fun one.

As you know we loves us a bracket. So we finally did a bracket of the brackets we have done. Enjoy and let us know what you think!

This week we celebrate 1 year of my finishing my chemo. We talk about how the whole journey started and how it was. Please go to https://www.lls.org/story/andres to read some more and support the LLS for those who are still in the battle.

In this episode of Listen to the Words, we dive into the tender and thought-provoking ballad “Daughters” by John Mayer. More than just a chart-topping song, “Daughters” is a lyrical meditation on the deep, often unspoken impact that parents—especially fathers—have on their daughters’ emotional lives and future relationships.

We unpack Mayer’s introspective lyrics, explore the raw vulnerability in his message, and ask: what responsibilities do we carry into our most formative relationships? Why do the words we say—or fail to say—matter so deeply?

Whether you’re a parent, a child, or someone reflecting on your past, this episode invites you to truly listen to the words—and what they’re still teaching us today.

🎧 Tune in, reflect, and join the conversation.