J.D. discusses the turning of a new chapter for him and the family in Costa Rica, as well as the ability to make smooth transitions in life.

J.D. discusses his family's experience with the economics of a lemonade stand as a homeschool project along with the continued journey of being more aware and present as a father and human.

J.D. gives a whirlwind update of the last six weeks on the road, looking at deals, connecting with nature, and shares the some heartfelt realizations of coming back into "civilization" after a few incredible trips into wilderness areas.

J.D. discusses the simplistic nature of traveling with four kids in tow and how it has helped the entire family appreciate the most basic elements of life. He also discusses the art of turning a new chapter in life.

J.D. discusses the adventures over the weekend of a road trip with his son and the amount of pollution that is part of everyday life.

This is a special episode dedicated to the life and times of a good friend of mine Jimmy, aka Jimmy the Greek. He passed away last week and I wanted to share some of the lessons, experiences, and impacts he had on me as a human and a friend.

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J.D. discusses the coach vs player dynamic of fatherhood and how the miniseries "The Last Dance" had some hidden gems about allowing the "players" to be their authentic selves was the true magic of that team.

J.D. shares observations about the lack of diversity of thought in modern culture after traveling through the U.S. over the last two weeks.

The last few weeks we have traversed the western part of the globe from Costa Rica to Miami, to Jackson Hole, to New Mexico and circled back to Idaho. This episode J.D. discusses the latter part of the trip which included a two day, 960 mile road trip adventure with his 10-year old son.