There is a moment in life that no one really prepares you for. It is when the people who raised you slowly start needing you. Not in big dramatic ways at first, but in small everyday moments that somehow feel heavier than anything else.

In this episode of Pour Decisions, we talk about what that really looks like in our lives right now. David shares what it is like caring for his 98-year-old father. The routines, the responsibility, and the quiet reality of watching someone you love age right in front of you. It is not always easy, and it is not always talked about, but it is real.

I open up about my mom, who is 89 and in assisted living. The constant thoughts that run through your mind. Am I doing enough. Am I making the right decisions. How do you balance your own life, your business, your marriage, and still show up the way you want to for your parent. There is a lot of love in it, but there is also guilt, pressure, and moments that catch you off guard.

We also talk about hitting 20 years of marriage. Because when you are in this season of life, your relationship shifts too. You lean on each other in different ways. You see each other differently. And somehow, you keep showing up together through all of it.

And because this is us, we do not stay serious the whole time. David goes off on why he does not trust self-driving cars, which somehow makes perfect sense when you think about everything else, we are navigating. And yes, we even end up talking about brushing our teeth in the shower. Because life is not just heavy. It is also weird, funny, and completely unpredictable.

If you are taking care of a parent, or you know this season is coming, this episode will feel familiar. You are not the only one figuring it out as you go.

Pour a glass and come sit with us.

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Join us for a glass of vino and some good conversation, including a history lesson from our good friend, Bart Pullum, of Pullum Real Estate Group. We discuss the history of Navarre, interesting stories from Bart's life, and, of course, some of his Pour Decisions. Grab a glass of wine, sit back, and enjoy!

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We discuss our love life and how we get through tough times. Working together as a couple has its own challenges, which we discuss as well. Thank you for joining us and let us know your questions and definitely comments. We love you!

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They say the third time’s a charm… but we’re not entirely convinced.

In Episode 3 of Pour Decisions: Life, Love, Business & Wine, we’re recapping our Mardi Gras weekend in Pensacola — where beads were flying, drinks were flowing, and somehow, we still managed to talk real estate in the middle of a parade.

Because when you’re a married couple in business, there is no “off” switch.

We break down the chaos, the networking that happens whether you plan it or not, the moments that make you question your life choices, and why business conversations follow us everywhere...even during Mardi Gras. We also dive into how tech is changing the way we operate behind the scenes and what that really means for entrepreneurs like us.

It’s real. It’s sarcastic. It’s a little unhinged in places. And it’s exactly what happens when you mix marriage, Mardi Gras, and mortgages.

If you love honest conversations about life, love, business, and a little bit of madness; you’re in the right place.

Subscribe, comment, and pour wisely.

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Episode 2 is where things start to get real. If Episode 1 was the warm-up, this is the “so who are these people?” moment. We talk about how we met, how we somehow decided working together was a good idea, and how wine became both a hobby and a personality trait. It’s marriage, money, business, and a whole lot of honesty—served with sarcasm, laughter, and probably a questionable pour. No filters, no pretending we have it all figured out, just real life, real conversations, and real pour decisions. Consider this our origin story, with better wine and worse judgment.

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In this first episode, Erin and David sit down with no script and no agenda to talk about why they started this podcast in the first place. From life and marriage to business, change, and figuring things out as they go, this episode sets the tone for real conversations, real stories, and a lot of honesty...usually over a glass of wine. 

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