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This week in America somehow turned into a mix of Jeep suspension problems, MRI tunnels, ballroom dancing injuries, drum recitals, and trying to work out why American kids seem to have busier schedules than corporate executives.

After my Jeep Wrangler started developing the infamous “death wobble,” I found myself bouncing between tire shops, mechanics, dealerships, and a father-and-son off-road garage that felt more like a Southern sitcom than a repair shop. Somewhere in the middle of all that, I also had an MRI on my leg, discovered my personal bravery limit inside medical tubes, and watched Brianna confidently launch herself toward her first drum recital.

Meanwhile, Georgia got accepted into a summer theatre program for James and the Giant Peach — which quickly raised the question of whether American kids are now accidentally working full-time hours during summer break.

This episode is really about the people behind all those moments though. The mechanics, MRI staff, teachers, parents, and random conversations that make everyday life in America feel both exhausting and strangely warm at the same time.

🎙️ This Week in America — My Jeep Needs Counselling

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