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  • Tumor on the Brain - Emily Geiman (#6)
    In this weeks episode, we have a very special guest. Jon's wife, Emily, joins us for our very first interview ever. Jon and Emily did not expect to hear the news in 2017 that she had been diagnosed with a brain tumor. Listen to find out her journey through this difficult time. Sometimes the hardest obstacles in life we face, aren't the ones we see.
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    Contact us at [email protected]
    Find Tim's band "Earth to Abram" at http://smarturl.it/earthtoabram
    Find Tim's book at https://www.amazon.com/Earth-Abram-Timothy-Lebo/dp/1512152994
    47 min
  • Midweek Thoughts: Quotes on Quotes on Quotes
    Midweek Thoughts are shorter and easily digestible episodes for those in a time crunch. You'll hear about the books and music that impact us, and what we took away from it. This week, Tim and Jon surprise each other with some random quotes, and reflect on what they mean to us. Tim pulls examples from his very own book "Earth to Abram", as well as a lyrical quote from the band "Jimmy Eat World". Jon pulls some quotes from the book "Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind" by Yuval Noah Harari.
    13 min
  • Hungry Eyes (#5)
    In this weeks episode, Jon and Tim tackle the age old question, "Is the grass greener on the other side? Or green where you water it?". They go over relationships, living in an age of options, decision fatigue, social media, excess, and more...
    Contact us at [email protected]
    Find Tim's band "Earth to Abram" at http://smarturl.it/earthtoabram
    Find Tim's book at https://www.amazon.com/Earth-Abram-Timothy-Lebo/dp/1512152994
    1 hr
  • Midweek Thoughts: I Just Don't Give A Frank
    Midweek Thoughts are shorter and easily digestible episodes for those in a time crunch. You'll hear about the books and music that impact us, and what we took away from it. This week, Tim and Jon talk about the book "The Subtle Art Of Not Giving A F**k" by Mark Manson. They go over how to apply the teachings in this book to everyday life. Trying not to give a f**k about something, in itself, is a way of giving a f**k about something. This is definitely a must read, especially for those having a hard time with feeling like they can't be themselves in this world.
    15 min
  • Push It To The Limit (#4)
    In this weeks episode, you'll get to know more about Tim and Jon. They have extreme personalities which can work to their benefit, or make them go down in flames. They discuss funny, yet insightful stories that tell of the times in life when they've pushed things to the max, and what they learned from doing so. Jon channels his inner Evel Knievel and Forrest Gump, while Tim lives the life of a rockstar in California. Loads of laughs, life lessons, and thought provoking anecdotes in this one that you won't want to miss. This is "Push It To The Limit".
    Contact us at [email protected]
    Find Tim's band "Earth to Abram" at http://smarturl.it/earthtoabram
    Find Tim's book at https://www.amazon.com/Earth-Abram-Timothy-Lebo/dp/1512152994
    1 hr 7 min
  • Midweek Thoughts: Primal Desires
    **This episode does contain adult themes. Listener discretion advised.**
    Midweek Thoughts are shorter and easily digestible episodes for those in a time crunch. You'll hear about the books and music that impact us, and what we took away from it. This week, Jon shares about a book he's been listening to that is called "Sex At Dawn" by Cacilda Jethá and Christopher Ryan. He goes into how human sexuality was viewed back in the dawn of mankind, and how it's morphed into how we view it today. Tim shares his take on what Jon shares, and they try to crack jokes (immature ones at that), on the fascinating topic of human sexuality.
    17 min
  • Fireworks, Hair Dye, and Self Awareness. (#3)
    In this weeks episode, Tim and Jon share some tour stories. You'll hear the gritty and embarrassing stories of Tim's band "A Late Night Serenade" and their first tour. Jon shares a story of how far he'd go to get people to come to his bands show. Through all this, they grapple with the topic of with self awareness, and believing in the narrative we tell ourselves through these journeys in life. Jon's son, Josiah, shares a little insight into the world of the popular video game "Minecraft" at the end of this episode.
    Contact us at [email protected]
    Find Tim's band "Earth to Abram" at http://smarturl.it/earthtoabram
    Find Tim's book at https://www.amazon.com/Earth-Abram-Timothy-Lebo/dp/1512152994
    57 min
  • Midweek Thoughts: Sing Like No One Is Listening
    Midweek Thoughts are shorter and easily digestible episodes for those in a time crunch. You'll hear about the books and music that impact us, and what we took away from it. This week, Tim and Jon talk about the Third Eye Blind song "Motorcycle Drive by". They talk about what the song means to them, and they explore times in life when we hold ourselves back from experiencing what we really want. Is the narrative in our head our own? Is it postiive, or is it hurting us? Listen to their take on it in this brief episode.
    18 min
  • When Helping Hurts (#2)
    In this week's episode, Tim and Jon discuss the helpful and not so helpful ways to help somebody. They touch on friendships, relationships with your partner, the churches approach to helping, and so much more. Just having the best of intentions, isn't always enough. You'll hear some corny jokes, personal stories, theories, and random bits of information they've picked up over the years.
    Contact us at [email protected]
    Find Tim's band "Earth to Abram" at http://smarturl.it/earthtoabram
    Find Tim's book at https://www.amazon.com/Earth-Abram-Timothy-Lebo/dp/1512152994
    1 hr 4 min

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Jon and Tim, musicians and lovers of art, have been friends for over 20 years. They've seen a lot life and are constantly searching for answers to all of it's biggest questions. Example: Why do men…