Real Stuff My Dad Says 37: Recognizing Opportunities
This week, my dad is back with some sage advice – not necessarily about how to strike it rich in the stock market or how to become a renown swordsman…
Real Stuff My Dad Says 36: The Truth Is In A Kleenex Box
This week, I’m joined again by my father-in-law, Pastor Bob Erickson. And, just like so many of our podcasts, we start out talking about football – specifically instant replay. In…
Real Stuff My Dad Says 35: Love the Unlovely
Sitting in for my dad this week is my father-in-law, Pastor Bob Erickson. As we often do, we begin this week’s podcast discussing movies. Most coming-of-age movies from Goonies to…
Real Stuff My Dad Says: How Do You Know What You Don’t Know? VIDEO
My kids think that I’m the world’s greatest magician simply because I can pull coins from their ears, nose, hair, toes, etc. It’s amazing to me when I think about…
Real Stuff My Dad Says 34: Who, What & Where
As a follow up to my dad’s PPT (People Places and Things) podcast, we dive into chapter two of this “dadism” which is “Who, What and Where” – and, no,…
Real Stuff My Dad Says 33: Good, Better, Best
How would you rank your local pizza joints? Which would you consider good? Better? Best? Now, when you look at your family life, your work situation or your relationships, how…
Real Stuff My Dad Says 32: The Day That Dad (Almost) Died
In the movies, when heroes narrowly escape death, we gasp, we cheer, we fist bump and then we go home. But, when we, ourselves, are met with true peril -…
Real Stuff My Dad Says 31: Tips For A Healthy Marriage
From the Tahiti Villiage Resort in Las Vegas, my dad and I took a few minutes away from preparing for my brother's wedding to record this week's podcast. And, in…
Real Stuff My Dad Says 30: What Is Love?
One of the most imporant things that impacted my dad's early life happened when he was an unambitious high schooler. An english teacher asked the question, "What is love?" It…
Real Stuff My Dad Says 29: Exchanging Information
When most people are in a scenario where they have to "exchange information", it's rarely a pleasant experience. In most cases, it follows a fenderbender, traffic ticket or worse. However,…