Two Broad Casters

The Two Broads return in this episode with their coffee talk style discussion on an observation made regarding self control. It seems almost a bad word to some as though it is equal to freedom robbing. It's interesting because we find it to be the opposite. A good and balanced life requires self regulation. Tune in and comment on the social media.

David Zach of the band Remedy Drive joins the cast on a very candid discussion centering around human trafficking. Remedy Drive's music has partnered with the non profit organization, The Exodus Road and we discuss that partnership, how we all have things we can do to towards the cause, how art can spread a message and so much more. Raw, heartfelt and poetic. Darkness and hope.

Don't miss this awesome conversation with Todd Crandell of Racing For Recovery. A former addict turned Iron Man competitor and founder of his organization that helps other addicts live their best life. The focus of this conversation is hope, dealing with root causes and how sobriety should be normalized. One to share for sure!!

The Broads wanted to find a guest that could speak on the SAG/AFTRA strike and they hit the jackpot when Carla Christina Contreras agreed to come and have a conversation with us. Carla Christina is the new President Elect for the Nashville, TN SAG chapter but also an accomplished actress, singer, painter, author and a real mover and shaker. She is one of the few on the negotiation committee of this strike and she offers a real conversational flow to understanding what this strike is about.

The conversation that happened when a Boomer, (don't call her that), a Gen Xer, (you can call her that) and a Gen Z, (don't call him that) took to the mic discussing generational gaps. The conversation swerved in and out of many aspects about differences and similarities and the need to embrace each other. Some great mind fodder and some mic drops by the 20 something who happens to be one of the Broad's sons. Tune in!

Take a bit of a nostalgic look with us over the past year of showing up for the Two Broad Casters Podcast. Sure we are tooting our own horns a bit here but like the Broads say, if not us ? Who. We greatly appreciate those who have tuned into our podcast and we are just warming up. Thank you!!

In this episode the Two Broads started a discussion about what feels like swimming in a deep sea of social identities. When are they good? When are they bad? Seems like we just got started on this topic and had so much more to say than we felt like we were able to get in. Weigh in on this topic on Facebook or Instagram and let us know if a part 2 should be recorded with any thoughts you have. Find us on social media at Two Broad Casters.

The Two Broads welcome special guest, Mike Maharrey from The 10th Amendment Center & Schiff Gold website to discuss where we are with debt; both nationally and personally. Mike is also an author, public speaker, hockey player and sax player making for an all around interesting guy. Of course the conversation meanders into other important reminders we all could use thinking about. Tune in and share! You can find more information pertaining to Mike and his works at:

www.michaelmaharrey.com

www.tenthamendmentcenter.com

www.schiffgold.com

Childlike grown ups. Sometimes it seems we are surrounded by people who have taken the "I'll never grow up" approach to life. The broads discuss the Peter Pan Syndrome on this episode. Does having a childlike heart mean you should not mature? Is immaturity causing a host of problems? Why is maturity seemingly an unsavory word? What is happening? Come fly with us on this discussion Broad Band!! Chime in on the socials to expand our conversation on this topic.

The truth is, humans need boundaries in our lives for most things we do. Isn't lack of boundaries how we end up with bad habits? Most are pretty good with setting boundaries, until it comes to personal relationships but boy are those the ones we truly need at some points in our life. Never easy; always a wise move though. Boundaries have to be connected to our acknowledgement that we cannot control others behavior. Simple to understand but not easy in practice. The Broads have a conversation regarding this in this cast and they have both had to set up some pretty hard boundaries to set.