Going from "managing" a family to raising three kids changes everything. In this episode, I'm opening up about my recent reflections on navigating life as a father of three, why building intentional, healthy habits for your household is non-negotiable, and the powerful mindset shift that happens when you stop trying to carry it all on your own strength and allow yourself to be fathered by God.

Whether you're in the thick of the chaos or just looking to anchor your family in something deeper, this conversation is an honest look at grace, growth, and the daily habit of surrendering control.

In this episode, we sit down with Sam Neelam, candidate for the Polk County School Board. Sam shares his incredible journey—from moving to America with just $5 to his name to building a life centered around service, community, and education.

We dive deep into why he is running for the school board, his vision for improving local public schools, and his strong commitment to increasing teacher pay across Lakeland and Polk County. Tune in to hear his inspiring personal story and his roadmap for supporting students, families, and educators alike.

To learn more about Sam, his background, and his platform, visit his campaign website at Sam Neelam's Website .

For official guidelines, sample ballots, and polling locations regarding upcoming local elections in Polk County, check the Polk County Supervisor of Elections Website .

What if the secret to a "richer" life isn't about what you accumulate, but what you're willing to leave behind?

In this episode, we sit down with Pam Mutz, author of Richer by the Dozen: What We Gain When We Let Go. Pam joins us for a deep, soul-stirring conversation about the transformative power of surrender. We explore how releasing our grip on expectations, past versions of ourselves, and the need for control can open doors to unexpected abundance.

Hip-hop artist and songwriter Matthew Scheall joins the show to pull back the curtain on his creative evolution. We dive deep into why "perfect" is the enemy of "done," how he overhauled his songwriting process, and the ways his personal life—from marriage to the prospect of fatherhood—fuels his most authentic work yet.

A little Spring Break update for everyone as we prepare for some exciting episodes in the coming weeks!

What does it take to finally put pen to paper? In this episode, we sit down with Graylon Jefferson to celebrate the upcoming release of his debut book. Graylon opens up about the "spark" that finally stirred him to write his first-ever manuscript and the journey of finding his voice.

But it's not all book talk—we dive deep into the heart of human connection. Graylon shares his perspective on what it truly means to be a "good friend" and a helper in a world that often moves too fast. Whether you're an aspiring author or just looking to be a better person for those around you, this conversation is packed with wisdom and warmth.

Is it just us, or did games used to be better? This week, we're hanging out with Zac Rogers from the Nostalgic Gamers Club to geek out over all things vintage.

We're diving into the best (and weirdest) parts of retro gaming—from the satisfaction of blowing into a cartridge to the hunt for physical copies in a digital world. Whether you're a hardcore collector or just miss your old GameCube, join us for a massive trip down memory lane.

For many, the Orthodox Church remains a beautiful mystery. In this episode, guest Isaac Escobar joins us to demystify the traditions, theology, and structure of one of the world's oldest Christian bodies. Whether you're a theology nerd or just curious about different faith walks, Isaac's breakdown of his conversion process offers a fascinating look at how ancient practices are finding new life in the modern world.

Books Mentioned:

The Orthodox Way by Fr. Kalistos Ware The Age of Paradise Fr. John Strickland Dominion by Tom Holland Nihilism by Fr. Seraphim Rose

In this episode, Michael Delgado joins the show for a deep dive into the internet's newest obsession: 2016 nostalgia. From the summer of Pokémon GO to the height of Kanye and the music that defined a generation, we're asking the big question...was 2016 the absolute peak of culture?

We're breaking down the memes, the moods, and why we're all so desperate to go back. We'll lay out the evidence, but we'll let you be the final judge.

Welcome to the first episode of 2026! I couldn't think of a better way to start the year than sitting down with one of my favorite people, Chase Wagner. As the Worship Pastor at Grace City Church, Chase has seen firsthand what it looks like to pursue a God-given vision through the highs and the lows.

In this episode, we're getting honest about the journey toward your dreams. We often talk about the destination, but we rarely talk about what it really takes to get there. It's not what you think it will be, but it's better than you can imagine. Join us for a raw, faith-filled conversation to start your year with clarity.