In this episode of Life Together with Brodie, I sit down with tattoo artist and BNI member Marcus Peffer to hear how tattooing became more than just art—it became a lifeline. Marcus opens up about his journey through addiction, how the craft of tattooing helped save his life, and the lessons he now carries into fatherhood, marriage, and leadership.

We also talk about community, resilience, and why Marcus is stepping up to support our friend and fellow BNI member, Lee, who is facing a new leukemia diagnosis. This conversation is about second chances, the healing power of creativity, and what it means to pay it forward when someone in your community needs you most.

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In this episode of Life Together with Brodie, I’m joined by two inspiring student leaders from The Woodlands High School — the president and vice president of their Mental Health Club. This was the club’s first year, and these students took the initiative to start conversations about emotional wellbeing, reduce stigma, and bring practical support and awareness to their campus.

We talk about how the club got started, why mental health matters to them personally, and what they’ve learned in the process of creating something that brings students together in a powerful and honest way. From challenges to wins, they reflect on what it means to show up for each other and why student-led support systems matter now more than ever.

Whether you’re a student, educator, parent, or just someone who cares about mental health, this episode will leave you hopeful and motivated.

Cam opens up about the challenges of navigating life with both ADHD and Autism. From struggling with executive functioning and self-acceptance to learning how to initiate tasks and honor his own needs, Cam shares his growth story with honesty and clarity. We also talk about how he’s learned to hold boundaries in relationships and why he’s no longer responsible for someone else’s emotional wellbeing. This episode is a real look at the slow, hard, and ultimately rewarding work of becoming comfortable in your own shoes.

In this segment, Snuggy Doug shares the powerful story of an NBA star who overcame rejection, homelessness, and being told he wasn't good enough—again and again. Through relentless work ethic, heart, and humility, he rose from being overlooked to becoming a leader on one of the league’s biggest stages. Doug breaks down the grit it takes to rise when life keeps knocking you down—and why betting on yourself might be the most important move you make.

In this episode, I finally tell the story I’ve been holding back. It’s the story of how I went from living as Peak Brodie — strong, connected, resonating high — to slowly unraveling through heartbreak, isolation, fear, and ego. I lost my job. I lost my confidence. I lost my people. But I didn’t lose myself. Not fully.

Through daily habits, hard lessons in relationships, joining the Mankind Project, and finding community again with ID Life at Revolution 2025 — I began to rebuild.

I also committed to the Reset 360 Challenge, where I'm testing how daily physical health impacts my mental and emotional strength.

This is the rise of Peak Brodie 2.0 — and maybe you want to rise, too. Let’s do life together.

After a personal health crisis left her searching for answers, Katherine discovered something that changed everything—Biomagnetic Therapy and Brain Integration Technique. In this episode, she shares the story of how her own healing led her to leave the conventional path and start helping others reconnect their brain and body in powerful ways.

If you’ve ever felt like something was off but couldn’t explain why—this conversation might be what you’ve been needing. Katherine breaks down how energy, breath, and magnetic balance can help restore your body’s natural healing systems.

Listen in and explore what happens when we stop treating symptoms and start tuning in.

In this episode, I get honest about a pattern I’ve repeated in relationships—and how I’ve finally started to understand why. It’s not easy to look at your own role in the dynamic, but that’s where growth begins. I’m sharing the uncomfortable truths I’ve uncovered, the ways I’ve shown up that didn’t serve me (or the relationship), and how I’m doing the work to break the cycle. This is for anyone who’s ever asked themselves, “Why does this keep happening?” and is ready to do relationships differently—from a place of self-awareness, healing, and real love.

In this episode of Life Together with Brodie, we sit down with Doug—a 23-year-old man on the autism spectrum who shares his incredible journey from high school struggles to college success and big dreams. Doug reflects on what he learned at Gateway Academy, including how to accept feedback, develop social skills, and build lifelong habits that support mental wellness.

Now a graduate of the Life Path program at Lone Star College, Doug opens up about his growth, his love for sports, and his goal of becoming a sports commentator. He also debuts a new segment where he brings us an inspirational sports story—a heartfelt reminder of the power of passion and perseverance.

Join us for a funny, honest, and uplifting conversation about identity, resilience, and what it really means to grow up and show up—especially when the road is tough. And as always, thanks for doing some life together.