I loved having this totally honest conversation with my old buddy Jim Eager, the only man I've ever written a song for. (If I find it, I will post it) I am glad to bring this conversation to you, PG-13 language and all. Jim and I were part of the same spiritual community over a decade ago, shared so much fun, and then the hardest of times hit and he was left stunned, and scrambling to raise his three kids as a single dad after his marriage ended. He found my podcast a few months ago (with a nudge from God in my opinion), enjoyed it, implemented some things, then sent me a message about the impact of the podcast. That was a couple of months ago, and we finally sat down and recorded a conversation via Google Meet. He sat on his patio in the Florida rain, and I listened eagerly from the basement office. Jim paints a beautiful picture of falling in love after divorce, setting proactive boundaries, and the benefit of spiritual community even when separated from it. He is father to six children in a blended family that is apparently always after the bag of Salt and Vinegar chips. He loves his wife, who keeps him in check and vice versa. Jim is real, and reflects on the power of his mother, good conversation and how his spiritual roots still serve him and his loved ones well. He painted pictures as he spoke and I just loved catching up with him based on the fact that my creativity impacted him for the better. He is an artist and stage craftsman, and I hope you find him as interesting as I do. NOTE: this podcast unlike others features more adult language than my usual podcasts. I LOVE creating this podcast for you, even though I would do it if it were only for me!