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Episode 13 – Haddon Aranza, Identity in Christ | The Good-Years Podcast

In this powerful episode of The Good-Years Podcast, we're joined by Haddon Aranza for a meaningful conversation on identity in Christ. In a world where identity is often confused, shifting, or shaped by outside voices, Haddon brings clarity by pointing us back to what our Creator says about who we truly are.

We're also joined by a great lineup of voices: host Brent Goodyear, returning guest Brian Melancon and first-time guests Alex Bonin and Colby Stout—each bringing their own experiences and perspectives to the table.

Whether you're wrestling with questions about your identity or just need a fresh reminder of your worth in Christ, this episode offers encouragement, truth, and hope.

Listen now and be reminded of who you are and whose you are.

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Introducing Shelby Clement- wife, mother, entrepreneur, owner of Shelby Clement Marketing, public speaker, podcast host, and ultimate hype girl. She is a FORCE to be reckoned with and is carving out her legacy with a tenacity that is equal parts contagious and inspiring. 

During our conversation today, Shelby gets candid about tough lessons learned over the last year, the "power of the pause", setting boundaries, and the importance of authenticity (both on social media and in life).  

Forget about following the trends and people pleasing- Shelby is all about empowering those around her to help them build a brand (and a LIFE) they are proud of and all while embracing the uniqueness only they can bring. 

Whether you're looking to expand your brand or could simply use a pep talk from this hype-girl extraordinaire - this conversation is a MUST listen!

Thanks for tuning in!

-The Goodyears

Be sure to follow Shelby on Instagram at   https://www.instagram.com/itsshelbyclement/

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On episode 11 of "The Good-Year's" Podcast, Brent sits down for another Men-torship discussion with Seth Chapman.  Seth is the owner of Chapman's A/C & Heat, one of the fastest growing A/C & Heat companies in the Southern region, Perry Outfitters, and Island Bait and Tackle in Southwest Louisiana and is most known for his online persona (with a following of around 50,000), his passion for the outdoors, and his devotion to his wife Darian, and their new daughter, Lily.  

This podcast really gives you insight into the personal and professional struggles Seth faced while starting a business and simultaneously caring for the deteriorating health of his late wife, Delanie, continuing to expand his business after her passing, finding love again, and eventually marrying and starting a family with his current wife, Darian.  Seth's story is a testament to love and determination and one that we love to see unfold in the wake of his continued success. 

You can follow Seth Chapman below:

Instagram:
Seth's Personal Page - @chapman_dmax
Chapman's AC & Heat - Chapmans_ac_heating
Perry Outfitters - @perry.outfitters

Facebook: www.facebook.com/seth.chapman.315

Website: https://www.chapmansac.com/

Youtube: www.Youtube.com/@chapmancompound6602

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Charity Philips is a woman of God, wife, mother, business owner, gardener, homeschool teacher, missionary, and budding homesteader. Most days you can find her with a wildflower in her hair, garden dirt under her fingernails, an eye-crinkling smile on her face, and a beauty that literally shines from within. Charity sits down with us today in the studio to talk about lessons learned in the garden and how they can be applied to faith, motherhood, and life as we know it. 

We went into this conversation with no plans, no topics, and no discussion points and came out on the other side with one of my favorite recordings to date. This episode is chock full of real life examples, practical applications and bumper-sticker worthy nuggets of wisdom that will have you shouting "YES!" as you listen along. 

It's an episode you'll want to reference again and again as Charity leads by example- both in tending gardens and tending hearts. 

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Talking all about "Love Languages"- what they are, why they work and how to utilize them in your marriage (and really all relationships)

Unless you've been hiding under a rock for the last decade, Gary Chapman's concept of "The Five Love Languages" is likely nothing new. However, sometimes it's difficult to practically take a concept from theory to practice- which was the driving force behind today's episode. Our goal is to give you a real world narrative of how this tool is useful in our marriage in hopes that you may take away a tidbit (or two) of applicable ideas to utilize in your OWN relationship(s).  As always, this is simply us talking through what has worked well in our relationship to help get us to this point in our marriage- so listen in, take what you want, and leave the rest!  

As always, be sure to leave us a review and follow us on instagram @thegood_years 

Here's to The Good-Years, yall!

-B+L

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On today’s Men-torship episode, Brent sits down with Damon Vincent and return guest, Brian Melancon, to discuss all things “man”.  Damon is the owner and CEO of Train Unique, a Lafayette, Louisiana first of its kind gym that caters to adaptive and intellectual athletes with special needs. He’s also a retired professional MMA fighter and most importantly a husband and father of four.  Together, they take you through an authentically raw and honest discussion about fatherhood, faith, family, entrepreneurship and everything in between. 


Be sure to follow/support Damon at https://www.instagram.com/damon_vee/
and his business, https://www.instagram.com/wetrainunique/.


You can also connect with Brian Melancon at https://www.instagram.com/c620nutrition/  and check out Episode 003 to listen to his Men-torship wisdom. 

-B + L 

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If you've been in any form of relationship for any amount of time you likely know that disagreements are inevitable (and often a necessary evil) when learning how to do life with another person. There's no sugar coating it- fighting SUCKS and can bring out the WORST versions of us if we're not careful... but what if you could learn a better way to argue? To be more effective in your communication? To better explain YOUR side and listen to THEIRS? 

Welp, you've come to the right place friends! Today's episode is all about "Fighting the Good Fight" and Brent and Lindsey leave no stone unturned as they discuss tips, tricks, and lessons learned in arguing EFFECTIVELY (after all- we have almost 10 years experience in the matter). 

Tune in, be sure to share with your S.O. (and a friend or two!) and don't forget to leave a review! 

Here's to the Good-years, yall, 

-B+L

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"Are you willing to follow Him even when you don't understand..."

Lo Weinstein over here dropping some WISDOM on this episode of The Good-years Podcast yall!

Lo- a Woman of God, business owner, mother, wife, entrepreneur, leader, missionary and mentor- joins Lindsey in studio to discuss faith, leadership, family and marriage (and how they all intertwine) and brings a beautifully raw perspective to our discussion (let's just say I lost track of how many times I said "Oh, that's good!" during the recording)

Can't wait for you to hear it!


-Lindsey


To hear more of Lo's wisdom and perspective be sure and follow her on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lo_weinstein/

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In episode 5 of "The Good-Years Podcast", we cover one of the most challenging yet rewarding experiences of our lives thus far; parenthood.  We discuss the areas in parenthood where we shine but also dive into the deepest parts of us that were exposed once children came - and found that some of these areas needed work.  This episode is for those that are looking to learn more about themselves and maybe get ideas for your own parenting/relational journey.   

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In this episode, Lindsey takes the mic solo to talk a little about how being a strong woman often impacts our role in relationships. Just because we are capable of bearing the weight of more... doesn't necessarily mean we should. There are certain roles, responsibilities, strengths, and knowledge that we, as women, uniquely bring to the table as the "heart" of the home and even though we aren't the relationship "leader"  doesn't mean we don't have influence or require respect. 

That being said, strong women should not have to shrink themselves to fit into a certain "mold" in their relationship either... because the right partner will embrace and encourage your strength. 

Tune in for a few thoughts on relationship roles, being a strong-ass woman, the power of female influence and how to utilize your personal strengths to work toward the SHARED GOAL of a happy, healthy, thriving marriage. 


Here's to the Good years yall!

Lindsey & Brent

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