You know what “they” say right? I’ve always wondered who this invisible Committee of They was and who gave them the authority to tell the rest of us what we should or should not do. #CommitteeOfThey #SecretCommitteeOfThey

My guest today is Matt Imus, a high school friend of about 35 years. On May 5, 2019 his 17 year-old son Connor drowned while attempting to save his dog who ended up in a canal in their western Colorado town of Montrose. Connor was truly an angel to his parents, siblings and community. Matt shares with me the heart-wrenching story no parent ever wants to share. Losing a child. Connor was every parent's dream. Excelled in sports, academics. Obedient and most of all a kind-hearted Christ-like young man whose dreams were cut short but whose impact on the world will be felt forever. To learn more about Connor visit ForeverMissed.com or to donate to a scholarship fund set up for youth please visit the GoFundMe page. Connor's funeral was filmed. If you'd like to see it click here.

My guest today is one of my long time friends of 30+ years, Tami Poe. We talk about life after her divorce including the challenges and triumphs and how all those experiences have sculpted her into the woman and mother she is today. Follow her on Instagram @tamikpoe

My guest today is once again, J. Marvin Pratt. We were at the top of West Mountain in Utah County, Utah. We did a little spin off Jerry Seinfeld’s Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee as we descended on a rough dirt road so enjoy, the road noise, rattling and panting dog.

#MarvinPratt #JamesMarvinPratt #JerrySeinfeld #ComediansInCarsGettingCoffee #UtahCounty #WestMountainUtah

My guest today is award-winning author of The Power of Starting Something Stupid, CEO of Prouduct. Founder of Global Consulting Circle and Edit. Today. We talk about how it all started, why he does what he does in his quest to help others live their lives BEFORE retirement. Richie can be found on the following social media platforms. Facebook, Instagram, Linked In, Twitter, or through his website. Take his 76-day Challenge to start your own brand of stupid. Note: I apoligze for some of the robotic audio glicthes in this interview.

One year ago, 16 year-old Chaicee Hendren was a typical American teen-ager. Rebellious for rebellion's sake. A little too interested in boys for her parents comfort. Addicted to her cell phone. A class act, sweet, kind pain in the butt. A diagnosis of B cell Acute Lymphocytic leukemia started her on a path that changed her life...in so many ways, for the better. Sit back while Chaicee and her father Josh Hendren take us on their journey. For questions, comments, advice or just a simple listening ear, Chaicee can be contacted via Instagram at @chaicee_danielle or Facebook at @ChaiceeD