In this episode of You’re Still Doin’ That?—The Rethink, Matt dives into the beautiful chaos of summer: hauling kids, repairing decks, and squeezing in anniversary dates between job drop-offs and coffee runs. He reflects on 23 years of marriage with Crissy—what that looks like in the real world—and shifts gears into a powerful rant about our broken political system.

Why do we keep electing self-serving leaders? Why are billions being stripped from public education? And what would Mr. Rogers say?

This week’s highlights:

• Sophie finally gets her license
• Ollie’s car still isn’t fixed 😤
• Owen’s growing up (maybe?)
• 23 years of love, phones, and burgers
• The $6 billion education heist
• A rant about power, money, and choosing better leaders

🎙️ Episode 13 – This Episode Has More Obstacles Than My Diet

You’re Still Doin’ That?—The Rethink

This week, we’re dodging more than just dump trucks and dinosaurs. Join me for a chaotic but honest ride through health setbacks, summertime distractions, and the never-ending roadblocks of adulting.

🦖 In this episode:

• The Miller Update: Family, food, and whatever else life threw at me this week
• What I’ve Been Watching: A trip back to Jurassic Park and a deep dive into the emotional gut punches of Banshee
• Still Doin’ That – Fatness & Health Update: Progress, plateaus, and the pain of walking past the freezer section
• A Rant About Driving: North Carolina roads, tire blowouts, and why can't drivers be patient.

Segments:

• The Miller Update: Field trips, LEGO wins, and Wolfpack reunions
• What I’ve Been Watching: Raiders, Freddy, and Crissy’s reality obsessions
• Still Doin’ That: Human violence—are we apes with bombs?
• The Rant: A brutal and honest takedown of NC’s teacher pay crisis

In this week’s episode, Matt recaps his whirlwind week teaching video production at Kaleidoscope, a camp for academically gifted 5th graders. He shares hilarious behind-the-scenes stories, stats on the student-created podcasts, and how teaching reminded him what it's like to be 12 again (in the best way).

Plus:

• Matt breaks down how the U.S. government is supposed to work—and where we’ve gone off the rails.
• Movie recommendations, fire-themed student podcasts, and a heartfelt reminder to vote for better humans.

Kaleidoscope Podcast Afternoon Class 2025: Firefighter Bozo's

Kaleidoscope Morning Class 2025 Podcast

Welcome back to You’re Still Doin’ That?—The Rethink, the podcast proudly listened to by tens of people around the world. This week, Matt shares:

• A Miller family update
• Reflections on the doctor appointment overload that’s been plaguing his schedule
• A shout-out to our one loyal listener in Falkenstein, Saxony (unless you're a VPN, in which case... still love you)
• Netflix catchup
• Kaleidoscope Camp

In this episode, Matt dives into a powerful Pride Month rant after seeing a judgmental post online. He explores the hypocrisy of using faith to shame others and shares how honoring Pride is about survival—not sin.

Also in this episode:

• The Miller Update: poison ivy, GED orientation, colonoscopies, and goat beards
• What Matt’s been watching: Day of the Jackal, Mobland, and Raiders of the Lost Ark
• Still Doin’ That: reflections on weight and body image
• Listener stats (shoutout to the one loyal fan in Germany!)
• Call to action: Drop a comment or email at [email protected]

In Episode 8, Matt gives a life update now that school is out, rants about gas pumps and Costco lines, and shares a heartfelt tribute to legendary band director Mike Wilkins. Plus, what he’s been watching, what his kids are up to, and a reflection on how COVID changed the classroom. Tune in and take a trip down memory lane.

In Episode 7, Matt reflects on the chaos of end-of-year testing, his daughter’s college graduation, and the joy of watching The Empire Strikes Back on original film, Crissy reading to him from My Friends by Fredrik Backman, and Matt opens up about his lifelong love of storytelling—and the hurdles of turning ideas into actual writing. This solo episode brings heart, humor, and a dash of nostalgia.